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I'm in heavy learning mode so I don't have these answers yet. I wish I did.

The way I run SmugMug is pretty simple: We love our customers, we listen to them, we build great experiences for them based on that feedback, then we do it all over again. We're going to apply that same approach to Flickr.

Simply migrating them into AWS, and getting off of Yahoo Auth, and the variety of other urgent issues, will take a lot of time, effort, energy, etc. But we're also very excited to get to work enhancing the existing experiences and building new ones.

So please be patient with me as I learn, come up to speed, and tackle some of the big obstacles in front of us. It'll be worth it. :)
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I have this exact problem, but mine is on a late 2014 mbpr. It's a shame... it's still a fantastic machine, and until there's a new MBP worth buying, I guess I'll spend the $$ to fix it.
Exactly my point, personally i am much more worried about government surveillance, my point was that facebook is an optional thing and very little people really need it (places where facebook is internet) as compared to real environment around you in which you live.

And to me that is really surprising, GDPR allow government almost free hands when it comes to data collection, which for me is the scary part.

i might be going around this the long way but english is not my strong side.
but the social incentives are the problem. my understanding is that a lot of the oxycontin epidemic stems from the lack of purpose many people have in their lives without the identity of a job as a role in society. people collecting disability benefits and developing a drug habit as a way of escaping from it temporarily.

if we just broaden the handouts from taxes on the large corporate winners, couldn't that make this problem worse? unless there's something else driving it.
I don't know yet, I'm still learning and coming up to speed. That being said, 1TB free is definitely a massive outlier on the Internet. We'll see.

SmugMug has offered unlimited storage for more than 15 years, so we know a lot about the space. I'm excited to see what we can do with and for the community.
Hi Don, great to hear. Paying Flickr customer for many years. One thing we lost recently was the ability to post a Tweet directly from the Flickr mobile app. I think the way Apple/Twitter interacts changed with an iOS upgrade.

I really don’t want to use another platform for storing my photos, even Twitter stream photos, and having Flickr, where I am in control was always my preferred choice.

Looking forward to keep using Flickr where the owners actually care.
What does the "entropy video filter" do?
Thanks! Can't wait to deliver awesome experiences to you and your family. Thanks for being a customer!
Thanks for the explanation, I will look into it. I could see how media may be a reinforcing cycle for some, similar to how people may be susceptible to alcoholism differently.
I dare you o steal a marsbar in the supermarket, three times please.
I actually agree with you on this, Wells Fargo was doing this malpractice for years and the fine is really disproportionate. I mean even with the fine they still have a net income of over $4 billion.
The regulator needs to levy a more stringent penalty.
The puny penalty alludes to a bonhomie between the company and the regulators
Depends where you work.

I know Java since the early days and only used Spring during one month as validation of an architecture proposal.
We know we don't want to merge the two. They're both super valuable, offer two different & great experiences, etc.

But logically, it makes sense that connecting them somehow makes a lot of sense. SmugMug has consumed the Flickr API for awhile, so some of the plumbing is already in place.

Stay tuned while we learn from our customers what they'd like and then build it. My hunch is better connectivity between the two services is going to be high on the list, but I'm going to let our customers drive that decision.
We're always hiring great people, so if you're interested, please apply. :)
I'd highly recommend the xonsh shell for scripting if you're familiar with python: http://xon.sh/tutorial.html

Once you do tutorial and learn the rules for going between shell and python, it's super easy to slice and dice.

I have always disliked that moment of "yes, a shell script is probably the best tool for this job" that then leads me to banging my head against bash syntax for an hour. Python libraries like `sh` are great, but still a little high overhead. Now the twice a month I have to shell script I find to be pretty fun, and I'd highly recommend xonsh.

Great PyCon 2016 talk on it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaje5I22kgE
We'd love to have you keep paying! And we'd love to put your payment to work improving the service for you and everyone else. Thanks!
I agree. Flickr's community is unique in the world and on the Internet. That's where we'd like to invest.
Same. Thinking the custom built ones may not be affected.
Magic: the Gathering is also Turing complete.

https://www.toothycat.net/~hologram/Turing/
Again, how about touchpad? On par with Surface Book? In that case I could live with it I think. But only on Linux, the Windows 10 settings mess still gives me headaches.
"The only trouble is that finance is only in the NYC area. You can't be there if you are in the valley."

There used to be some in Chicago. Bank of America, Swiss Bank, First Chicago. Swiss Bank is now UBS and I don't know where they do their trading system development. First Chicago got absorbed by JP Morgan Chase. B of A might still do some trading development there, but I have no idea.

Back in the 90s Swiss Bank and First Chicago used NeXT for trading apps, and Swiss Bank had Symbolics machines here and there.
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Definitely not merging. Beyond that, I'm in learning mode while we figure out what people want, what's healthy for the community, what sustains the business. Then we'll go build that. :)
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This is very dangerous advice. Modern Linux with systemd and mature programming languages require very little shell scripting. I saw people building deployment pipelines in shell and how ugly it was. I worked with a team doing batch processing in the shell and how many people where needed to make simple changes.
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We'll work very hard to not ruin Flickr. After successfully not ruining it, we'll work even hard to make it better than its already awesome self. ;)
Plenty of stops and built-in delays with overlaid industrial trains. Additionally, you aren't going generally as fast as a car can, especially on long stretches of rural highways.
I read that differently, like:

Some people thought ioc and di wouldn't be needed with module systems but we've now mostly realized...

Typescript at least is used with injection in Angular (and it is really nice.)
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Nothing happened last 100 megabreaches, why would now be any different? The public doesn't care. Only media cares and only because Trump benefited.
His IBM logo is pretty clearly an hieroglyph (specifically phonograms), in my opinion.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebus (in the escort card example, the eye is also a replacement for "I").

(I mean the logo with the eye and the bee, of course, not the main IBM logo, which he also designed)
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Best tool for the job. SmugMug does video, too, but there's no-one in the world that does video as well as YouTube for this sort of thing. That's ok - we're way better at photos than YouTube is. :)
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I'm a computer science student and I'm bothering you with a recent experience of mine from an interview. For some of you this may be silly, but I'll give my story a try. I applied for this software developer engineer internship 3 years in row (sounds pretty bad, huh?). The first time I applied, I was in my first year as a student. I was rejected as there were better suited candidates for the positions. A year later, I applied for the job early, passed a test and waited to be called for an interview after a recruiter told me I did well on my written test. I got an answer a month later, saying that the positions were filled, but that there were other positions available, but not as software developer engineer intern. For example, there was a position as a system developer engineer intern. I refused the offer, as I found another job in the meanwhile and was in the process of signing the contract. Third year, this year, the recruiting techniques changed. There is no written test. There is only one interview where a software engineer interviews you for about an hour. I went to the interview and noticed, from the beginning, that the interviewer did not know that I had a job. I found that thing strange, as it was listed in my CV on the first page. How could he have missed it? Taking a glimpse at the CV made me notice it was not the latest one: he had an older version of my CV. I offered to send him the CV from my phone, but he refused. The rest of the interview consisted of solving some pretty easy exercises. In the last few minutes, he prompted me to ask him anything about the internship. I took this opportunity to talk, asked a few questions, and then tried to share more about what my experience is in the field. He did not seem to be very interested in my background. What if he made a bad impression reading my old version of the CV? I have gained a lot of experience and practiced more this past year or so and the old version did not do me justice.
I think where the IT/development issues meet is that software development departments can also be outsourced, just like IT admin and support.
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Any good Amazon seller knows to never commingle because it's really not worth the risk... Unless your brand/listing is gated and you are tightly controlling your supply chain and selling to only a few authorized resellers, you shouldn't commingle, otherwise you risk being suspended for someone else's mistakes or misdeeds.

There are people who are lazy or cheap and don't want to pay the 10 cents to label their items with their Amazon sku. They take the risk. There are also other sellers who intentionally commingle because they sell grey-market items, things they did not buy through authorized sales channels, liquidations/fell off a truck stuff.

On the other hand, in my experience, Amazon is actually fantastic at catching counterfeits because they are maniacal about positive customer experience and they do not care about sellers. They have bots and as soon as counterfeit/inauthentic/hazmat is triggered, they'll trace it back to the seller, and the seller will be investigated, caught, and potentially banned from selling on Amazon. Even if it's commingled, you can dig and find the bad actors, because everything is meticulously logged. Amazon errs on safety so they will shut down a seller from selling and hold their inventory hostage while they investigate, and their investigation can take weeks. Amazon is proactive, so many good sellers, even me, have some of our inventory frozen while Amazon goes through these checks. Amazon will ask for invoices, check them by following up with the company, and if they are not good enough for a Amazon's standards you will either be warned or banned.

If you wanted to sell counterfeits on Amazon you will get caught, your account will be banned, and your IP addresses will be logged, and any time you try to open a new account, it will be automatically rejected if you reuse the same information - ip address, banking info, credit cards, physical address, legal entity. If you are not caught in the beginning but are caught later, you will be banned as well as any other accounts you might have simultaneously opened.

What some companies consider counterfeit, Amazon probably considers as companies who can't manage their own business and lock down their supply chain.
1. Pinboard charges money for their product and eventually buys former free-product competitor Delicious.

2. Smugmug charges money for their product and eventually buys free-product competitor Flickr.

Charging customers for your service really does help you win in the long run.

Edit: Taken from this tweet - https://twitter.com/zachleat/status/987523973612298240
We're not planning on merging the products, but we realize there are customers with both that might like them to be even easier to use together. I don't know what shape that'll look like yet, or when you might expect it, but I'm excited to dig in and find out.
> not because they need any of the mocking features as such but because it takes up fewer lines on the screen

Why is this a bad thing? How is this different from, say, using Template Haskell?

> It means you can no longer e.g. extract common expressions, because they don't necessarily mean the same thing; if you have some common mock setup code you can't just blindly automatically extract method, you have to think carefully about when the mocks get instantiated and when the expectations are set.

I have never found the existence of tests using mocks being a hindrance to refactoring in Java. Can you provide a more specific example?

PS:
> How is it not reflection ("the ability of a computer program to examine, introspect, and modify its own structure and behavior at runtime")?

Agree that it is reflection, by that definition.
I think socially liberal movements have made so much progress, at least on paper, that they are running out of things to do. They went from fighting for the vote for women (50%), then Jim Crow for blacks (13%), to marriage equality for gays (2-5%), that now they are on to bathroom equality for transgender people (much less than 1%). So the intensity per oppressed person they are fighting for has to increase to satisfy the market demand for socially progressive activism. Note that the bathroom equality fight is framed in terms of transgender individuals getting “killed” which is the extreme outlier case (and even was in Jim Crow, but less so).
And that's a straw man
Can I apply to YC if I turn this text into a template? Fortune 500 company right here.
Stuff like TopSec S35 or Security AG. Some are garage made. All of them basically put a block cypher in between the GSM codec chip and the modem. Such stuff was relatively easy to do on old dumbphones
Denying the deadline extension to May 8th [1] is quite a dick move by Google, considering that it took them 6 months to fix the extremely harmful sitemap ranking bug in their search engine[2]. And after they fixed the bug, they only paid peanuts to the researcher for a bug that could've cost Google's customers tens of millions in misplaced ad campaigns.

1: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/detail?id=15...

2: http://www.tomanthony.co.uk/blog/google-xml-sitemap-auth-byp...
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you should stop using it as soon as you can, it's a fire hazard
Not to knock Mermaid but the interesting thing about Markdown to my mind is that it’s still readable in raw format.

By which I mean it looks like a well annotated ASCII text file rather than a raw markup language in text.

Ditta looks like at least has the potential for that. If github had the ability render Ditaa it would be brilliant.

I think the main problem is that you still need the right tooling to draw it efficiently and Markdown doesn’t really require that. Eg editor plugins for reflow and drawing/resizing boxes.
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job interviews can be a crapshoot. best way to up your chances is to apply lots of places, get good at handling all different interview techniques, and build up your portfolio and online body of work. screw that place
Of course you can redefine the revolution to fit the expectations. I mean you just did. Why are you allowed to do that and i am not?
I work in international development. It is not unusual for up to seven agencies/organisations to be between the contributor of the money and the beneficiary.

Example: Citizen pays tax -> 1) Tax office -> 2) Ministry of foreign affairs -> 3) Large INGO -> 4) Local office -> 5) Builder -> 6) School - 7) Pupil

It is a simplistic example. There are overheads and most often really burdensome reporting requirements at every level. If there was a 15% overhead at every level, about 32% of the money actually arrives. It is better in many cases, but often not.

Not 10x as argued, but an issue nevertheless. Unfortunately it is really hard to do meaningful interventions at scale without these overheads imho. The context is often very hard to operate in. Channeling a portion of the aid directly would certainly help imho.
It could also be that there’s dust getting inside your keys.
Just another anecdata point, I have the same upgrades for one bought in the timeframe and got the same message.
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The problem for these people is pervasive poverty in their society - it's almost impossible for anyone to succeed because there is so little access to capital for anyone.

The problem in developed countries is quite different, there's plenty of capital (in comparison) and many of the people with the ability to make effective use of it are already doing so. The unemployed remnant is in a very different pickle. For example in the US there are far more unfilled jobs than there are unemployed people, it's that they are largely in different places and require skills and experience the unemployed don't have. That's a completely different problem to the one in Kenya, say.
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My guess would be the JVM. Racket is an academic language, designed for academia. At least it markets itself as such. Made to explore the design space of programming languages.

Clojure was designed and marketed for the enterprise. Builds on the JVM, full Java interop, emphasis on pragmatism.
Why 90 days? Why not 30, 14, or 7?
Microsoft might have requested responsible disclosure for exploits affecting Windows, but what gave Google the right to set a deadline?

I feel the 2 US companies have a friendly competition with each other which can help secure their systems.
I’m curious even after a decade no vendor can produce a comparable touchpad is there any technology that only apple have the patent
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What sorts of attacks or privacy leaks are possible from the APIs used by Uber to build this on Android? Information about each individual satellite seems like nearly useless data as an attacker, unless I'm a state actor trying to figure out whether you are inside or outside a building when aiming my drones.
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>when robotic physical labor and the cognitive tasks capable by automated software eliminates the ability for the bottom 50, 60, 80% of the population to compete economically, what's going to happen?

The same thing that happened the last time machines replaced most of the labor.

Billions will live in misery and want, a few will become so obscenely wealthy they rival most governments, a world war happens when the contradictions between the old powers and new powers can no longer be managed, revolutions happen just about everywhere when the people have nothing left to lose and the rich are hung from the lamp posts. Give it between 10 to 100 years.

This isn't a new problem that has a technological solution. It is a sociological problem where the people with the power to solve it are the ones who benefit most from the problem not being solved.
I bought a custom built machine and my serial # was denied as well.

Got in touch with support and they claimed that the manufacture date was outside the applicable range (doesn't make any sense since it's custom built). Will have to escalate to someone higher up since it seems that the lower level staff aren't even aware of this program yet.
I have a Surface Pro for work and have no qualms saying the touchpad on my 2015 MBP is vastly superior. They're not even in the same league. To be honest, the touchpad on my 2011 MBP, whilst lacking the more modern refinements, such as force touch, still offers a better, more usable, experience than the touchpad on the Surface Pro.

The Surface Pro is also beset with a host of other glitches that simply should not be present on a laptop costing north of £2k so I would strongly recommend you look to spend your money elsewhere. (Sadly, I'm not too sure where - I find the PC laptop market somewhat hard to navigate, but I'm going to have to learn when it comes time to replace my 2015 MBP, unless Apple make some major improvements in the next release or two.)
Could someone who’s more knowledgeable about how Windows works than I am provide a semi-technical explanation of how this works?
What about jobs like "business analyst"?
Funny to see this just after I submitted: Ask HN: Would you donate directly to poor Kenyans? (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16890224)
Nobody has any right to set a deadline. The 90 days is merely Google being courteous.
You can scan the whole internet in about an hour. I had luck using AWS and zmap.

https://github.com/zmap/zmap
For something installed on so many devices, 90 days seems like an incredibly tight timeframe to change anything.
A lot of Apple's multitouch technology originated from their acquisition of FingerWorks. That company was founded in 1998 and bought in 2005. Apple started shipping multitouch smartphones in 2007 and multitouch trackpads in 2008. Some of the early patents should be close to expiration, but it may still be years before anyone else can duplicate the '08 MacBook Pro touchpad, and Apple has made two major revisions to their touchpads since then.
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It seems that the researcher was relatively happy with the outcome. They could have certainly gone public far earlier if they had chosen to do so.
IIRC from the german articles, Axel Springer wanted to pull up in front of the federal constitutional court and go for something in the direction of "adblockers prevent free press/journalism".
"It also requires solving many small fizz-buzz size subtasks"

If you're working on the shuttle, those small tasks generally won't be surprises. They will have been planned out well in advance.
> that could've cost Google's customers tens of millions in misplaced ad campaigns

You're comparing an operating system security bug to advertisers' lives being made inconvenient.
Yes. PPA and Docker are great but compiling isn't too difficult and worth remembering how to do it.
There are APUs for the Ryzen Platform and IIRC Ryzens latest have GPUs.
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Yeah so? Both involve tons of money.
This idea that the poor will rise up and overthrow the rich doesn't seem viable in the world today.

The technology we now have to quell an uprising far outstrips anything we had in the past.

Furthermore, the lifestyles of the "poor" today have luxuries that yesterday's rich could only dream about. This results in the poor of today being rather "soft in the belly" compared to the poor of the past.

Simply taking away electricity and internet from today's poor people may be enough to quell any uprising that started today.
First of all, Google has no responsibility to give any period of time. It isn't a "dick move". Second, the researcher in question:

1) Never gave a required date for disclosure.
2) Upon requesting the right to disclose, was told no and he followed suit.
3) Was initially offered a bug bounty of $1300, which was upgraded to $5000. He apparently never bartered on that issue at all.

So your entire post was completely irrelevant.
Maybe they do know but they won't tell you which option?