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>That is what people think they will do, but it is not what they will do. It is not the utopia that they think it will be because there are fundamentals about human nature that mean we don't really just sit around thinking up theories and playing guitar.

We already have a sample population for this: retirees. Empirically, some people do need jobs, and some don't. I work with a guy who retired, couldn't stand it, and rejoined the workforce. On the other hand, my mother retired early to go into astrophysics.

I'm about to quit my job and work on improving my coding skills (and networking, and so on) until I get hired in tech. A few of my friends are doing the same. (Independently - I'd already decided to do this when they started telling me about their plans.) They seem to be doing better than they were before they quit.

Maybe that's a mistake, and I'll end up depressed and subdued if I'm not on someone's payroll. But I don't think so. I'm working a physically exhausting job with hours that aren't very compatible with having a life outside work - I don't think I have to worry about becoming more depressed and subdued.

> The people on welfare now do not have that life. They are mostly depressed and subdued, which is the point of welfare.

I think there are some important differences between welfare and UBI. If you're on welfare, it means you've failed at the grind - if you're on UBI, it might just mean you've opted out of it.

I don't know much about the welfare system, but I'd be surprised if it's possible for someone to live indefinitely on welfare alone. With UBI, that may end up being a possibility.

Another possibility with UBI is to use it to free up resources for investing in your future. I worked with a guy who was holding down three different jobs, working seven days a week, because that's what he had to do to make ends meet. Maybe he should just learn to code, but where's he going to find the time?
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my pleasure :)
> Companies used to be able to rely on the same version of Java for years AND get security etc updates, without paying Oracle (and before that, SUN).

People have already had years of support for Java 8 including support updates. By 2019 they will have had five years of it. Nothing's changed.
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Yes! I completely agree. Actually in my experience it's even worse - not only do you not know how much the bill will be, you never know when you've received the last bill! First you get a bill from the hospital, but a week later you get a separate bill from the anesthesiologist, then some days later another for the ultrasound technician, then some days later another for the ambulance, etc...
Every time people suggest OpenJDK to move away from Oracle, they should learn who actually writes OpenJDK code.

The roadmap is quite clear, Java 11 planned to be released in September, will be the next LTS release.

Business will have one year to migrate to 10, used the 11 preview on their test systems, and eventually migrate to the next LTS release.

I applaud Oracle here, business don't do anything unless pushed to do so.

I still have to occasionally program against Java 1.4, just because there is this forgotten server no one wants to touch.
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Also, once you get to Java 11, you need to either pay for the LTS version or be prepared to update Java every 6 months with no overlap.

Because of the increased release cadence, there is also no guarantee that there won't be breaking changes between LTS versions. (Java 9 already became the first Java release ever to actually remove deprecated classes, although in a very minor way).
A great alternative that we use in production for thousands of domains is https://github.com/GUI/lua-resty-auto-ssl
So the source isn't of much use except for verifying that the encryption is robust?

How is that for protonmail?
In Belgium, my provider's (Telenet) IPv6 connection is better than IPv4. Every now and then some network applications and websites will stop working, and invariably they're the ones that depend on IPv4. Meanwhile the IPv6 internet just keeps working without a hitch. Takes a good 5 minutes for the IPv4 to come back on then. Luckily I've got a static /64 subnet from the ISP so most of the services I run for personal use are basically IPv6-only at this point.
The design with multiple domains is pretty annoying.

So I register bob@tutanota.com but forget to register bob@tutanota.de and anybody can squat it and impersonate me from the same service?

Not to mention they blocked my IP after registering 3 of the 5 available domains.
That’s literally the first selling point in 128px font. [1]

It might not mention the implementation details but the concept is what matters.

[1] https://i.imgur.com/hdEaKpG.jpg
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How is your configuration managed that this is a concern? While I generally have a whole different conf for each site run and include the directory with them in the main nginx file, you should at least have them in different blocks, even if in a monolithic config. I don't quite understand how you think you're going to break any other site.

Even if you do manage to screw up the config, just do 'nginx -s reload' - this verifies the syntax of the config and then attempts to apply it. If it is successfully applied, (e.g. dns is resolvable for listed upstreams, etc etc etc) then launches new worker processes, and then messages old worker processes running the old config to not accept any new requests (so all go to the new workers) and to shut down after finishing handling any existing requests. If it fails to apply, old workers stay up and keep running with the old config.
I would use tutanota if they could change a simpler domain.

When I wake up on the second morning after I've registered an email account, it was impossible for me to remember whether the domain was tunanota, notatuna, nonanuta or tutanote...
Wow the "Timeline" section in the asteroidmission.org website is one gorgeous animated infographic. Thanks for the link!
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In summary:

* The latest version of Java will always be free to download.

* There will be new versions every 6 months with zero overlap.

* LTS versions are available every 3 years, but only for paying customers
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Google shot themselves in the foot there though - autoplay videos are / can be disabled, but with gifs that's a bit more difficult and / or gifs are a way to force people to get exposed to videos.
I'm disappointed to know that YC has drank the cool-aid on China. Once you invest significantly in China, you quickly find yourselves beholden to the whims of the CCP. And for what? Such privileges as building their dystopian techno-autocracy for them? I don't see any signs in this statement that you are going into this with your eyes open to either the difficulties this will cause down the line, nor the morally "questionable" things you will all be a part of building now. Of course, none of that will be in there, because you all already know that to say anything untoward on the matter would break the ice right out from under your feet.

And of course, that's all if you're actually "successful", unlikely given the CCP will prefer something more malleable than even the likes of Zuckerberg are willing to be. I foresee a rapid demise to this project, indeed, I pray for it, as the alternative, you guys actually succeeding, would be painful to watch given what it will involve.
Thanks - it seems like a half day project to build a spider for this ... one for the list :-)
"Feedback loop?" Where did you learn economics?
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> the US has stalled or moved backward, at least the Federal level.

It has at the individual level too for most individuals. Try to get someone to consider flying less. Look at the size of vehicles on the road. How much meat we eat. Air conditioning to point of needing sweaters in the summer and heating to wearing shorts in the winter.

All personal choices anyone can make, no legislation necessary. We can blame fossil fuel companies, and they are abusing their power, but we have a long way to go as individuals before legislators see that regulation will result in more votes, not less.
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In general you don’t need GDPR for that. It suffices to be a copyright holder to the content made accessible on the Wayback Machine.
Well, C compilers required some ways to catch up with optimizers in other programming languages with better type information, as Fran Allen complained a few times.
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The assumption is about the audience, not the language.

The author is an English speaker, internal to an English community, writing about spell checking.

Its unreasonable to wish every group on the planet to factor in the concerns of every other group, or add their group identifier to everything they write.
Not to mention people like Frege, Russel, Gödel, Wittgenstein, Chomsky, and so on and the impact they had on the foundation of mathematics, theory of language and theoretical CS.
"It's almost like people in developing countries are real people with similar behavioral patterns like people in the west.."

Really? .. I thought they are supposed to do the work for us, yet allways stay below our level, because thats the way things are supposed to be.
The headline is just a wee bit sensational..

Story from the BBC: http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-43893420
I just wonder if it's about some business JDK (different from personal JDK) or I'm just forbidden to download updates from Oracle website after January 2019 for business use? Can I stay on latest available JDK 8 update then?

It just sounds strange that I must restrict myself from upgrading. If someone wants to protect its software from unauthorized use, they use electronic licenses, expiration, etc.
Didn't either imap or Exchange also allow for 'withdrawing' emails?
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Nice work! :)
I vote for Airmail too.
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Do you think you can find it? Sounds interesting.
If everyone is overpaying tax, that's OK, you can just adjust the tax rate.

I think the real issue is whether is promotes certain uses of land over others, and whether that's problematic.
Aeon – Is pretty much like any cryptocurrency in general. They are trying to act like Monero but fast payments and multiple transactions like Litecoin. So the only I thing I see similar about Aeon and Telcoin is that they are on a mobile friendly. (Pretty much has to be for major adoption)

Status – Is an Ethereum-sending app, where you can send Ethereum and messages back and forth. Therefore, I would compare this more to PayPal, than Telcoin. Team is somewhat lackluster. In addition, this is about sending crypto between people (mainly Ethereum) and relates to Telcoin because it is on a mobile phone.

Phoneum - is a decentralized cryptocurrency that operates on mobile devices via app only, empowered by blockchain technology. The app also comes with a built in miner. I honestly could not find too much and it is not listed on CoinMarketCap. If I had to compare this to another crypto, it would be Electroneum, not Telcoin. They are literally doing the same thing and have a patent pending on the mobile miner.
Telcoin – is a cryptocurrency designed to facilitate digital asset exchange with telecom channels provided by operators worldwide. They are trying to simplify it to where anyone, with any type of phone can send money, through a simple text.

These are all short examples and don’t give them full justice but the only thing they all have in common is that they are all cryptocurrencies and that they can be used with a phone. Telcoin is the only one that has shown great progress by partnering with big names like Wipro and GSMA. This shows that they are in the same realm with Telecom providers and are willing to comply with all the standards and regulations. I personally believe that this is a sleeper project and whenever it takes off, it is going to fly. Look at the team/advisors and tell me they are not bound for some success within the telecom industry.
Here's an article on one such underground site: https://www.nature.com/articles/nature18291

The tunnels themselves were not that long or linked up, but apparently all those that were found under Europe add up to hundreds of kilometers.
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Are you sure about that? https://reddit.com/r/unixporn
And the biggest issue is that the code producing UB might not even be visible to the programmer.

It might only visible to the optimizer after applying a few inlining and code transformations before reaching the UB analysis.
I don't believe it's entirely a trick of the mind. There is a difference between animals which have been selectively bred to perform social roles and ones bred for food. They actually do display more social traits because they've been bred that way.
It's a little more complicated than that; for example, a good many clojure libraries were broken by Java 9. I haven't been writing clojure day to day for about six months, so I don't know how things are looking just now. But it would be a non trivial task to migrate a lot of clojure apps over.
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That's a bizarre statement. I could be incredibly familiar with nginx, apache, varnish, etc., and have a website that scales to a huge amount of users and still have no idea how well Caddy scales compared to nginx due to having no prior knowledge of Caddy's performance. Indeed, questions about scaling and performance are going to be some of the very first questions asked by anyone running such a site - that's going to be one of the single most important characteristics about it. (Hopefully after security....)
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I would say that depends on the risk to the patient. There have been some pretty horrendous things done in order to advance medicine in the past. These days we seem to have a bit more in the way of ethical standard though.
Monetary union without a fiscal union. It is a slightly odd position, but most countries aren't ready for the sovereignty transfer implied by centralising fiscal policy. The politics of paying for Greek pensions just doesn't work.
In Protonmail client is open source, server and apps are not.
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No way that's true. Maybe he have meant trade routes?
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Not generally, however it's possible to buy horse meat from some butchers and in fancy restaurants. It's not as taboo as eating cats/dogs.
This is awesome man . Thanks :) . I'm also putting together a Telegram group - where founders can get their pitches reviewed by other founders. Feel free to hop on .

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Are there many breaking changes between java versions? I know Microsoft tries to avoid that with .net and upgrading to a new version is often just changing a setting and recompile, but I have no experience with java.
How you maintain cognitive dissonance in defending such personal blog sites masquerading as news outlets despite admitting that a word-for-word reproduction of their words constitutes mockery is beyond me.
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Climate change is a political and verging in religious question in the US; it's something that you believe or don't believe in. This isn't really the case elsewhere (there is SOME climate change denialism in Europe and elsewhere, but it's way more fringe, and in politics mostly confined to libertarians and other weirdos).

The US's current political problem RE climate change could be regarded as temporary and will quite likely be resolved in 2020, but until the unique dynamic where half the country refuses to believe that climate change is a thing goes away, the US is always going to struggle on this stuff.
This will fail so much. If you ever had anything to do with China you know there's no path in. Especially under Xi.

Even in the old lang sine, when China was (more) open to the West it was still hard. Think about getting serious stuff stolen, threatened by people with sticks etc. Then you sue someone and the judge simply decides in favor of the Chinese party, no matter what they did.

The only option I can see is if you have privately loads of money and then marry a strong business family in China. Then through your Chinese wife you can achieve something.
Me? Is that you? Did you write this in your sleep?
security, like DNSSEC does. but only 1% of domains use DNSSEC. there are other advantages, like uncensorability, direct access to dns records, disadvantage is speed

I am not advocating "blockchain for every problem", but name resolution is a good fit - if only there were blockchains in the 80s. there are already implementations: https://medium.com/@jgm.orinoco/ethdns-an-ethereum-backend-f...
I think it is to prevent accidental data leaks. A lot of information is accidentally leaked by people forwarding email chains without checking what is in them.
Thanks for the link!

It's a shame there's no reference in the README. Makes it seem like they don't take testability seriously, which for me is a major plus point of Redux.
Same problem with the old GMX. "was that john.doe@gmx.de or john.doe@gmx.net" - I get it, people should be able to differentiate, but they're really not.
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What do you mean by the word "tunnel" here? They seem to be talking about an arrangement of stones on a cave floor.
I get these about twice a month, but luckily never headaches afterwards like some. After some googling it seems to be: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acephalgic_migraine
> No match for domain "NOTATUNA.COM".

I'm so tempted now.. YMMD :)
Awesome! Loved it and using it daily.
Thanks for all the responses :) . I'm also putting together a Telegram group - where founders can get their pitches reviewed by other founders.

Feel free to hop on .
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On the other hand, this probably allowed the US to become the superpower it is. I feel the US is the closest example in the modern world to capitalism unchecked - with both the pros and cons that entails.
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One issue here, though, is that US urbanisation is _weird_. A lot of that 'urbanisation' is vast suburbs of detached houses; it's not very dense at all.
Will it be possible to download the current version of Java 8 JDK which is currently free? Or will all existing downloads also disappear behind a paywall?
So, why not work for further DNSSEC deployment instead of coming up with a new solution? I don't see how blockchain makes things better.
Hey some pickup trucks also play enhanced engine noises from internal speakers in order to sound "throatier" to buyers :)
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In a nutshell:

Except for all the problems, this place is great!

That's the way it's been since the start and likely will be as far as we can tell.

Now let me tell you about how I traveled all over the place and talked to people who are the salt of the earth.
I didnt....
Where is that information on whether or not you should expect a TLD to be signed stored? Is it on the client side? If a client receives an unsigned whois response, what does it do?

This isn't something I was aware of, and I'm not having much luck in finding out the implementation details.
Older Eclipse based software does not work with Java 9.
It's amazing how little that site actually says. It's just populist talk with a smiley face.
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Needs something like ProtonMail Bridge for Android, maybe integrated with ProtonVPN.
well basically they force people to openjdk.
> Yes, and they are evenly spread out across the country, right?

Not evenly — but the population in the US is in fact much more geographically dispersed than in most of Europe, India, and East Asia. These measurements are not what you claim ("total area / total population"); here is a map of population density per square kilometer over the globe: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Population_density#/media/File...

It's true that there are a few areas in the US that have high density. But from a federal funding standpoint, the US unfortunately has to contend with the fact that its population is widely dispersed over a large area compared to most other highly developed nations.
I would assume YC has plenty of "wives" and "husbands" (read network connections) in China to vouch for them in front of CCP leaders.

Edit: Besides, regardless of connections, I think, the deal where YC provides easy U.S. market entry for Chinese startups for a share in the company is pretty attractive to both sides.
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Installing Caddy is easy. https://github.com/mholt/caddy#build

Init scripts are included as well, both for FreeBSD, macOS and for a several different init systems used by various Linux distros. https://github.com/mholt/caddy/tree/master/dist/init

FreeBSD even has it in the ports collection, so you can install it using the package manager that is included with FreeBSD

doas pkg install caddy

Once installed on FreeBSD with the above command, create a configuration file in the Caddyfile
format in /usr/local/www/Caddyfile. Example Caddyfile:

www.mysite.com {
root /var/www/com.mysite.www
}

mysite.com {
redir https://www.mysite.com{uri}
}

sub.mysite.com {
root /var/www/com.mysite.sub
gzip
log /var/log/com.mysite.sub/access.log
}

Provide an SSL certificate issuer email in your rc.conf. By
providing an email address you automatically agree to
letsencrypt.org's general terms and conditions:

doas sysrc caddy_cert_email="your.email@example.org"

Enable caddy in your
rc.conf:

doas sysrc caddy_enable="YES"

Start the server:

doas service caddy start

> Do not worry that you will be sued by nginx for using it for commercial purposes.

The source code of Caddy is distributed under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.

https://github.com/mholt/caddy/blob/master/LICENSE.txt
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Those politics will likely never work.
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