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> The final few paragraphs are a blatant attempt to shoehorn a sexist us-vs-them political agenda into a culture where girls were never not welcome.

This is in stark contrast with the video embedded right next to that part, which clearly is not being unwelcome:

«I just think being a woman in skateboarding, it was just a very solitary thing, in the beginning i was by myself but also solitary and the social and community aspects of it, a lot of guys are intimidated by a girl being at a skatepark just as much as I'm intimidated by them being there»

I have a hard time believing Nora would say the following out of the blue: «For some reason, women are more welcoming and maternal. Skateboarding could really use that personality.» especially given the display of supportive people laid out in the Adidas video, and especially with Andrew Reynolds acting like such a supporting, open and welcoming figure since so long. It feels like some twisted out-of-context quote.

Also, I can't speak for a past I was not involved with, but this is the skateboarding community I know: welcoming for everyone, of any sex, gender or colour, or status, as long as you're genuine about skateboarding.
> I have yet to meet a person who can throw a Kalashnikov...

It’s a figure of speech called a metonym: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metonymy. Quote: “Tools/instruments: Often a tool is used to signify the job it does or the person who does the job, as in the phrase "the press" (referring to the printing press), or as in the proverb, "The pen is mightier than the sword."

And what you are doing is a bad-faith method of disrupting debate called “pedantic illiteracy”.
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What's the reason not to, other than not knowing how to build it as native software?

Possibly only to render the HTML in some emails (and why not, then, just open them in the user's existing browser window,) but otherwise, there seems (to me) to be little about email that requires the overhead of a browser engine and associated Node dependencies and whatnot.

A native app could be smaller, faster, and use less RAM.
Good idea, will look into it!
GDPR approaching, free webinar from Fraunhofer on 8 may
That still doesn't answer the question of what it will (eventually) give me over virtualenv.
Yes, I know that.
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ou could add macros implementing a complete asm language to become a subset of C and C would still be more expressive
Well, I could google some examples for you but I spare you the details. I worked for/with the police and the military in the US. Trust me, I know what I am talking about. One look at them is enough for me. (Yet, the German Army and the BKA know what they are talking about).
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More like masochistic...
Keep in mind that a lot of high profile security people on HN and elsewhere have spent many years now telling everybody that the linux urandom man page is wrong, so don't be surprised when people ignore it.

https://hn.algolia.com/?query=urandom%20manpage&sort=byPopul...
Follow-up post [1] with explanation of "ramp metering" and "sprinklers".

[1] https://blog.plover.com/addenda/201804.html
except he didn't say "all that matters to me" unlike your overblown hyperbole
Where did I mention karma?
Each to their own but my experience has been the opposite. I just purchased an Oculus Rift with touch controllers, being carefully optimistic but a bit skeptical, thinking it was going to be as you said "Gimmicky", somewhere on par with 3D cinema experience-wise.

But man, it totally blew my mind how good and immersive it is. Maybe the strongest feeling of "wow, we really live in the future" I've had. The low latency combined with excellent controls really creates a feeling of being there. Google Earth by itself is worth the price of Oculus many times over. Then there are titles like Lone Echo, Robo Recall, Beat Saber, Skyrim VR, Quake 1 and Quake 2, Minecraft etc etc. Sure there aren't a ton of AAA titles yet but those that are hold an amazing quality IMO and has spoiled me from "normal" gaming
Would I be sued (i.e is it legal?) if I buy some .app domains related to popular apps of my country and list their google play store and apple store link with some ads on those domains?
When you're using Xcode, the Touchbar is quite useful when you're debugging.
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What if like, they just respect do not track requests, or something.
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Yeah, I find this quite bizarre. For the phones and iPads, this also goes. I assume that only a minority of iOS device buyers has a MBP, but it's quite strange to unpack your phone and realize you can't hook it up to your MBP.
People who think that they have nothing to hide should publish their emails and chat logs online. Don't worry, I won't read them and any decent person won't.
I have http://movies.foamsnet.com/url/ bookmarked. Give it a URL, and it will send it to Chromecast and provide playback controls in your browser.
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Given that it's an Electron app, is there a chance that we could get a Linux build at some point in the future?

Great work by the way!
It is not about popularity, it is about the resources Electron apps use vs native.
The apps that you mentioned do not have good native alternatives.
I cannot see anyone preferring a native app over Electron app if both offer the same features.
Totally agreed. I dare to download an Electron app these days. Some days I wish it was 1997 and all apps were native :)
> "Ask HN: What requirements should I consider before writing a new email client?"

Oh boy. I've written a mail client [1] (two actually) and I've found that people have widely conflicting requirements.

Me? I wanted to replace mutt with something that was similarly console-based, and would use the same Maildir hierarchies.

Other people demand GUI access, sometimes with IMAP, sometimes with POP3, and sometimes (very rarely) with just local Maildirs.

If I were to begin again I'd probably abandon Maildirs, and instead just work via notmuch, or some other indexed-store. That would allow "virtual folders", and other neat things.

I don't think I've got the patience to start again though, as my current client is already the second version.

1 - https://lumail.org/
APL fascinates me, but it's very hard to understand. I haven't found any intellectual footing as it's so dissimilar to what I've learned already.

Would you have any good book recommendations? Or any recommendations, really? I'm just asking in the chance that you do.
Ehhh I used tinder a lot and you don’t need to look people up on facebook until after the first date, crazy people pretty much always show they’re crazy before then.
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During development of this client, I fully understand why there aren't more email clients out there. GPG is coming!
This looks great. I have two questions:

- Is this open-source? What is the license and where is the source-code?

- When can we expect a linux version?
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not as impressive as Graal.
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I am new to domain trading. I have one question -
Would I be sued (i.e is it legal?) if I buy some .app domains related to some popular apps of my country and list their google play store and apple store link with some ads on those domains?
I will definitely look into this!
youtube's leaves a lot to be desired once you venture outside of entertainment. besides this education issue the amount of government sponsored propaganda on the site is astounding. teleSUR maintains a channel with all sorts of suspect stories including showing the paradise the Venezuela supposedly is, https://youtu.be/BT5L4YU_Fl4

Now before people dismiss such out of hand there are far too many who believe what is presented here because like many they are guilty of believing stories that reinforce their beliefs.
TV's are not musical instruments and where part of my argument specifically because they are not used to create stuff.
What were some of the strategies?
> And considering the rumours about macOS, probably wise to avoid writing native Mac code just now.

What rumors?
Insightful!
As a small but I think important remark, the statement in the abstract that you tested on the "official Rust test suite" is very misleading. As the text later makes clear, you tested on a small fragment of it. That is good, that is important, and you should continue doing it.

But as phrased in the abstract, I first though that you pass all of the Rust tests, or at least a significant majority of them. If I were a reviewer of this paper, I would complain about this loudly, including to the PC chair/editor. As a fellow researcher, I urge you to change this wording in the abstract to something less misleading.
The article describes a situation where your co-worker is potentially doing something unproductive, and how you can get them to change.

The situation where your own boss is making a mistake, and you yourself have to carry out their instructions is much trickier, as you might find yourself being blamed for the inevitable poor outcome.
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My experience with my 2016 MBP is great. But sticking with your 2015 model is a good idea regardless. CPU speeds haven't really advanced since 2015, the screen is basically the same, etc. The only thing is USB-C/Thunderbolt. I love it, but I probably wouldn't upgrade my laptop for that.
I'm glad they are making changes, but I'm waiting for some more. Much more. This small post about the future changes in the face of all the recent events, like the data leak or face recognition feature, leaves me very sceptical.
This is either the worst possible example or the best.

Russia BTW bombs civilian targets like hospitals and they killed their own bank sites when they tried to block Telegram recently.
That's true specifically because the population is low. Someone is going to own the land and industry of the state. Extreme outliers are also part of the national average weath, but your u will find a lot more multi millionaires per capital in Kansas than most other states.
And reset the SMC, too.
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He isn't trying to take away from the achievement, just highlighting some legitimate security concerns.

IMHO this is justified since people often overlook how critical an attack vector this would be.

Imagine if a state-sponsored "hobbyist" posted a pet project like the OP to Reddit and started harvesting keys/password reset capabilities for huge amounts of users.

Hell, people flocked to use unroll.me and then it turned out they were (predictably) scraping your entire inbox and selling the data to advertisers.

I don't believe that worrying somebody's skepticism might hurt feelings is a legitimate reason to downvote (remember, downvotes aren't about whether you agree with somebody; it's about whether they add constructively to discussion).

Aside: Great work OP. Seems like an incredibly hard sector to make traction with though, so best of luck.
Yes, multiple people have requested a Linux version and it is coming in the future!
As an outsider it sounds like the business culture is fractured and devolved into hives of politically correct virtue signalling.
If you're responsible for running a website, how are you going to be resilient against attackers who come to your site with legitimate usernames and passwords of your members?

One way is to email the user when they log in from a new device or computer.

They then have to enter a 6 digit one time password from the email.

Someone who grabs the users email and password from a breach would also need access to their email.
As with any other closed source app. What's your point?

If you're really paranoid but still want to try it out, you could run something like Little Snitch to verify the connections the program makes.
Definitely argee with you both, as I don't think the two aspects are unreconcilable at all.

> Daewon Song

He and Mullen definitely still have a great influence on skateboarding, maybe some people feel like they're "stuck in their own styles", or releasing to a trickle, I'd rather see them chiseling and chipping to perfection, and pushing boundaries. Then Killian Martin takes a hint or three from their latest parts and mix it with his creativity, creating a style of his own.
You can ride the postal rail now Google Mail Rail for tickets via the transport museum. It's super fun.
Bring your appetite
"Dating" is predominantly an american phenomenon, but facebook has a ton of different cultures in it. There are cultures that frown upon this "trial-and-error" human algorithm.
I don't get one thing from this article. Am I suppose to be impressed by this code that prints some fruits?

> In order to understand what can be done with so little

((lambda (f n) (f f n)) (lambda (f list) ((((lambda (n) (n (lambda (x) (lambda (z) (z (lambda (x y) y)))) (lambda (z) (z (lambda (x y) x))))) list) ((lambda (x y) (lambda (z) (z x y))) (lambda (list) '.) (lambda (list) (join ((lambda (z) (z (lambda (x y) x))) list) (f f ((lambda (z) (z (lambda (x y) y))) list)) )))) list)) ((lambda (x y) (lambda (z) (z x y))) 'apple ((lambda (x y) (lambda (z) (z x y))) 'banana ((lambda (x y) (lambda (z) (z x y))) 'lemon ((lambda (x y) (lambda (z) (z x y))) 'grapes ((lambda (x y) (lambda (z) (z x y))) 'orange (lambda (s z) z)))))))

apple banana lemon grapes orange

Not too impressive if you ask me, maybe if you want to obfuscate your code so nobody will understand it. Maybe then.
Takeaways from DFINITY’s blockchain governance
I would second this. The Brave browser based off of a Chromium build has some of the best tracker/ads shield I have seen. The recent ICO was very fruitful and it's Blockchain 'tip' system is interesting in its goal of 'removing the toxic middle'.

https://techcrunch.com/2017/12/06/brave-makes-push-to-reward...
> Every fucking office, every workplace, every barbecue and famly gathering since November 8, 2016

Perhaps in USA.
Don't worry, this will only happen if the algorithm determines there is a less than 63% chance that matching you with someone who is very pro-Facebook is likely to change your opinion regarding Facebook to be more positive.
Party Down. If you like The Office or Parks and Rec, it's kinda like that but funnier. I like them all but I laugh more watching Party Down.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Party_Down

Curb Your Enthusiasm

Arrested Development. The first 3 seasons.

Master of None. Season 2 is funny. Season 1 is good but not that funny. It's more real and depressing. Season 2 is great, and funny.
Most intelegent people realize counter terorism is a vast waste of resources and do something else with their lives. What's left is people that have a specific bent.
I think SyneRyder means what format are you storing emails on disk? If a user uses your email client to download all their pop3 email, is it available in a nice format on disk for whatever reason (backups/file recovery/migration to another client)? Or is it locked up in a custom file format.
Ask HN: Are there investment possibilities for lifestyle businesses?
Hey HN!

TL;DR; I'm running out of resources, need investment, not sure I want to scale like crazy and shoot for a unicorn IPO, are there investors that fund businesses looking to turn a profit rather than exit?

In detail; I've been trying to bootstrap my product idea to profitability, but I'm now 6 months in, and only have a proof of concept that is demo-able but not properly usable yet. I need another 6 months or so to finish the development and start on the promotion. I'd really prefer not to have the distraction of going back to contracting work, so I'm thinking of shifting to working on my pitch and trying to find interested angel / VC investors. After watching the first two talks of YC investment school, I notice the huge focus on investment that revolvs around the anticipation of future investment rounds, acquisitions, IPO's, etc. This doesn't fit my early ideas or just getting enough investment to bootstrap to a profitable company.

Do you think there are investors out there that would be interested in this mindset of growing a company, or is there nothing in it for the investor if the founders goal is simply achieving a level of sustainable success and profitability without incurring 100s of millions of dollars of debt and future investment? Perhaps I need to point my aim a lot higher a lot sooner to coincide with investor desires.
A Klein bottle can be defined topologically as a Mobius strip that's connected on both axes. So if the left side is connected to the right side with a mirror twist, and the top is connected to the bottom with a mirror twist, it's topologically a Klein bottle.
Thank you! This is built using Electron, so it is basically JavaScript. Given the interest of this post I'll try to make a blog post later on all the challenges and lessons learned
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I have the impression that EBS does replication automatically, is it wrong?
maybe the response would take 20 minutes to write.
Not a fan of the logo in the top bar. It looks like one of those tacky “gaming” keyboards with a logo on the space bar.
Except that you aren’t actually using an additional service that you’d otherwise have to pay for, so that analogy is bullshit.
Thank you for working on it!
I'd prefer to get what I bought - without "free" Chrome.
Scheduling is the Key
They sold them mechanical calculators (?) IIRC.

"Databases" is maybe not the right word?

Not a historian.
Are you sure you mean the State Department? The State Department handles diplomacy, not usually spying or defense. (Though I'm sure there are CIA spies working under diplomatic cover)

The staffers I've known at State were academic types or bureaucrats. If I were to criticize them, I would say they were excessively cynical, not naive.
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I'm surprised no one has mentioned Videostream! Works so smooth, and there's an iOS app so you don't need your computer for play back control.

https://getvideostream.com/

I also recently downloaded Soda Player for OSX to stream, and it also has similar capabilities.
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The truth is the password is just another failed security concept- because those that work, cant be remembered by the users.

So ones security researches terrible, is a neurologists reasonable. The actually embarrassing part is that after years of research- we still do not have a alternative.
If physically disconnecting it is easy enough then I'd agree that is preferable. Only plug it in when required.

How about creating a firewall rule and then toggling that instead of physically disconnecting the Chromecast? I found a likely configuration: https://blog.g3rt.nl/allow-google-chromecast-host-firewall-i...
Possibly. They’ve asked people for images of their IDs before, supposedly to prove they are not using a pseudonym. I wouldn’t be surprised if they asked you to confirm your location for something drastic and not-desired-by-fb such as account and data deletion.
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The problem with power poses
They do... I've seen it. (UK)

And I've also been told (By financial industry credit checks) it being on a report is seen unfavourably.
How would I appreciate mosquitoes making the outdoors of the midwest hostile without reacting to mosquito bites?

I react awfully to mosquito bites, and absolutely detest them and it's a big part of what keeps me from visiting home now that I prefer to spend so much time outdoors.

The simple fact is there are pros to California's perma-drought condition.
The criticism was only being leveled at Zuckerberg’s disingenuous claims about this being self motivated.
The the original commenter but I'll jump in:

1. While "we already rely on VM staying up", with k8s we reply on both VM staying up and kubernetes infra on top of that VM staying UP
2. Maintaining a complex stateful system on k8s _requires_ having and maintaining an operator for that system.
3. You reduce your options when it comes to tweaking systems, e.g. local SSDs on GCP are available in SCSI and NVMe flavors, while GKE supports only SCSI; harder to perform fine-tuning and other tasks on the underlying VMs that would have been trivial with Chef or similar.
4. Enterprise systems like Splunk explicitly mention that their support does not cover Splunk clusters running on kubernetes.
5. As mentioned, you can't even resize a disk without going through dance of operations that would take days or weeks when you're working something like Kafka at scale.
6. Some stateful services like Zookeeper require stable identities and this is far from perfect on kubernetes.
7. More complex traffic routing that involves additional fees because to achieve (6) you sometimes need to expose things publicly.

That's just from the top of my head.

Disclaimer: We run 10+ stateful services on Kubernetes.
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Poor C64. If I were to reactivate my old C64 for a project, I'd much rather keep the C64 intact and somehow try to connect a RPi externally. Maybe emulate a 1541 drive to transfer data from a network share? Are there are any projects or guides that do something like that?
very interesting and you get to skiing. Wow! Did you sponsor visa?
Do you mean, you cannot see anyone preferring an Electron app over a native app?
Currently it is not a standard format so right now there is no easy import/export - however this is a feature that is coming.
There's not always an installer, I make heavily use of live images. On other machines of mine, first boot is made from a copied image.