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The only good Iron Man runs were the two Michelinie/Layton runs and Extremis.

Marvel has tried to constantly "fix" Iron Man because they really didn't know what to do with him. Before Extremis, they tried to put a reset button on him and make him a teenager (that didn't stick); later they made him a secretary of defense (that didn't stick); then they made Extremis, which basically completely ignored all previous continuity, because Warren Ellis thought it sucked; and then they made him a villain in Civil War.

He was kinda important in Avengers I guess, but even there he was always "just a bodyguard"
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Only google et al cares about scalability, everyone else cares about results. Only google needs to sell ads without any knowledge about the product or audience, this scales extremely well but leads to poor results.

> But you're really saying Apple doesn't dramatically increase its spend when a new phone is released? That's poppycock.

When is the best time to sell the brand? When your flagship is a year old and still costs as much as on launch day and when the competition has surpassed you? Hardly.
> Let us strive to be less hypocritical but still vigilant in pointing out human rights violations elsewhere.

This is better put. Hypocrisy should not blind us all.
I'm guessing the relative insulation from feast/famine regimes helped quite a bit.
He means SmartOS, just either doesn’t know it yet or shuns going out of his comfort zone.
I don’t think so. Someone would make a better one and the original would eventually fade into obscurity (cf. the original fairytales that were made into Disney movies)
I have nothing on my mind in particular, I just like to call out lazy entitled people who think that others should do things they want for them, be it on the internet or in person
The culture is one part, but the other major part that shouldn't be ignored is that the current, largely privatized prison business is a huge modern day slave labor market, slash a huge money grab by private prison companies (and their suppliers), given how they can charge the government an x amount of money per inmate per day. That money is then used for lobbyists and propaganda so that the lawmakers make sure people serve long time for minor crimes, and the propaganda is to make sure the population at large (the 97.5% that aren't in jail) doesn't see the inmates as having rights, e.g. that they deserve it like you said.

Which of course is reminiscent of how other exploited people were dehumanised - people of color (slavery), jews (pre-WW2), Japanese (WW2, off to concentration camps after Pearl Harbor), "enemy combatants" (off to the Guantanamo Bay concentration camp and numerous unmentioned 'black sites', clear violations of any international convention but everyone turns a blind eye), etc.

The US as a whole is a dick.
From a nordic european perspective the very idea of privitized jail is a bit too much. Like, really?

This article makes me think about and why I will never leave the north: http://www.businessinsider.com/an-american-warden-visited-a-...
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Regarding "uber binaries" vs containers. Doesn’t containers like docker provide other license options? i.e. you can mix GPL and proprietary licences? I'm no expert on this, so please correct me if I'm wrong!
> I know I'm safe with blocked remote content.

Curious, how?
No I wouldn't say that block ciphers are trouble makers in general. Look at RC4 and how badly broken it was. CBC is a mode of operation which works fine, what was fucked in a number of places was the authentication part which is why we don't ship ciphers without authentication nowadays (look at the CAESAR competition for authentication encryption). Stream ciphers without authentication are way easier to exploit that a number of other mode of operations for block ciphers.
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It wold be great to have PDF/A equivalent for a subset of scientific software that can distributed and archived. It would allow easy access for the future generations. Alas, it's not going to happen. Perlis epigram #14: "In the long run every program becomes rococo - then rubble."

Great Filter Hypothesis: Software rewrite chokes civilizations.
There are also Americans complaining about these violations within the US. The more well-known include Guantanamo Bay, undocumented immigrants rights, and private prison abuses.

The diplomatic arm of the government publicly complains about violations abroad because that's essentially its job, for better or for worse.
_Sigh_

This is HN, after all.
I made[1] a zsh hook some time ago that allowed you to have per-project GOPATH.

At the root of the project I just have to do `echo 'github.com/username/package' > .gopkg` and after that, for everything I do under that directory tree, GOPATH will be automatically set to something like `export GOPATH="$(dirname .gopkg)/.gopath"`.

I don't use zsh anymore though.

[1]: https://gist.github.com/strkek/294c2f5e6fe94b8303b5121266b27...
I hope I can live long enough to see the rehabilitation method that prevents recidivism in statistically significant number of cases, especially for violent crimes like murder or rape. I think that rehabilitation is something we can try on those guilty of minor offenses, but for murderers, rapist, mobsters, the only effective way to prevent recidivism is death penalty.
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Your first paragraph was on topic. Your last two, not so much.
thank you

on xmpp clients:
"Baseline feature set is so minimal that fragmentation of features between clients and servers is common, especially as interoperability profiles for features have fallen behind (as of July 2015)"

they are spot on in this one.
Ah. I was also attributing "lazy, claim a lot, do little, and copy from stackexchange" type. I certainly wasn't thinking of 10x dev who wants to get away from it when out of work.
Last time I checked, Qt still used completely its own rendering, input handling, etc, imitating platform. So it's conceptually not different from, e.g. Java Swing. Probably imitation is better.

That said, Windows is bad at UX consistency. Native used to mean WinAPI with built-in window classes handling input, buttons, etc (and wrappers like MFC or Windows Forms). Then it was WPF with its own DirectX-based stack. Now it's UWP with even different code. I guess, Qt is not the worst solution. macOS is much more coherent ecosystem when it comes to native.
What's highsev?
Or by banning the source, especially repeat offenders.

I find that using a combination of nginx's limit_req and fail2ban over nginx logs is an easy measure that already goes a long way in handling basic types of DoS, like clients producing an abnormally high volume of requests.
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> make different types of Python/PHP/NodeJS/whatever apps all work in a consistent way through configuration management

Do you typically deploy all of these technologies into one VM in production?

I don't think I understand the scenario being suggested here. (I'm experienced with Ansible but not Docker or Kubernetes)
The US has still not ratified the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

"The United States had permitted the execution and life imprisonment of juvenile offenders, in contravention of the Article 37 of the Convention."

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convention_on_the_Rights_of_th...
> It simply does not communicate anything to me to hear someone say "logically-speaking, there is no such thing as null"

I've seen tons of complex and unwieldy code in my day. Often the complexity comes from illogic and incorrect modeling of how things are. So when someone points out a logical unnecessity, for a programmer to dismiss it as meaningless is to miss out.

(In some logics,) there is no such thing as null and therefore you don't need it's representation to write effective programs. That's actually a valuable thing to say. Because from there you can start asking questions like why does it exist here or there? And then you can proceed to write more reasonable, less complex programs.

I've had to fight ill-devised null semantics too many times to count in my programming life.

To get concrete, there are things we know and things we don't. Most often null is used as a placeholder to say "I don't know." This leads to complexity because I'll then have to write code to branch on this one other value case (or at minimum defend, like the article points out). But if it's not logical per se, then what else can we do. What other way can I program that more reflects logic and our reasoning processes? That's a path to writing better, more maintainable programs.

One revelation I got when having to model data in NoSQL after years of SQL is that while SQL makes you decide and write down NULL values for entity properties, NoSQL did not. If you don't know it, you don't write it down. It's that simple. And that is much more in line with the way that I contend with the things I don't know in my life. I don't go around re-iterating my lack of knowledge by referring to some logically non-existent value. I generally simple don't say things I don't know. Following this reasoning to a degree, and then I am writing programs that are much more ergonomic to the way people actually think.
If the law is not at least an approximation of morality, then what is its purpose?

Or to put it another way, assuming that I share a common moral sense with my fellow citizens, I would much prefer a legal system that is strongly associated with morality than one that is not.

If your objection is that the law feels to retributive, then that is a separate issue.
> Consumers' idea of product ownership is more aligned with that of cars and coffee machines.

Well in germany there is a good sentence about that.
'Ignorance of the law is no excuse'. So basically no matter what you know of anything you won't be guarded by laziness (at least if you are under normal conditions of course).
Note that typically the problem isn't that a server lacks libc, but that it has too old of a version. For example, my company runs on CentOS 6, which comes with glibc 2.12. Software built against newer glibc versions will not link against it at run time, and this is frequently a problem. The easiest solution to this is to build on the oldest linux distro you plan to target
It's not like pozidriv screws are unmarked. And in any case these days if you buy 200 screws you get a bit thrown in for free at most places. 100% correct fit all of the time.
Ron has said "The only way I would or could make another Monkey Island is if I owned the IP."

https://grumpygamer.com/if_i_made_another_monkeyisland
First, rental yields are actually very low in London, so it's not actually very expensive to rent vs. owning -- the benefit of owning comes from equity growth, and it seems prices are finally plateauing, so it's not an obvious investment, at least not for anything less than 10 years.

Second, the kind of place we'd actually like to live in is ~£1m, and we could probably only afford to buy at a bit more than half that. That might be sensible if we were in it for the long haul, but we're not, it's unlikely we'll stay in London long term, not the place we'd want to start a family.
I was in Japan and the shinkansen definitely had cargo on it
> all on 4 hours of sleep a night and diet that is fasting half the year.

not sure where you got 4 hours of sleep. Monks generally wake up early but they also retire early.

For example: http://www.stmarysmonastery.org/daily_life.html wake at 4:35, retire (though not necessarily sleep) at 20:15. The schedule has about 6~7h of work tops:

* following Mass + Terce + community meeting of 0930 (so probably about 1000~1015) until 1300

* following the Office of Nones (which starts at 1500) until 1800, and that can also be studies
Not sure if that’s possible in practice. Every analysis would have to be written using several different software stacks...
It’s probably doable only if the software is fairly simple or if someone has a lot if extra funding to burn through.
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I feel like more recent kid-targeted movies have had a lot more moral nuance than the classics and fairy tales do. There are often sympathetic antagonists, flawed heroes, etc.
the MAIN reason
I would love a popular movie (maybe even one for kids) where at some point through the movie we get to see things from the "bad guy"'s point of view and discover that it actually makes sense, leaving the viewer undecided on whether they support the good or the bad guy.

It would be interesting to see children struggle with the moral dilemma, is there any movie like this already that I'm not realising?
I appreciate this is low budget, but for about $700 you can get a full GTX 1080 in an enclosure and connect it to a new laptop with a Thunderbolt 3 cable.

It's pretty amazing because the cable is hosting the outgoing graphics calls, and the returning rendered stream, with plenty of bandwidth to spare for 10Gbps networking at the same time(!)
Copying and pasting what I wrote in another comment, Ron has said "The only way I would or could make another Monkey Island is if I owned the IP."

https://grumpygamer.com/if_i_made_another_monkeyisland

(He has also said this in podcasts).
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and here with GM (I own a Chevy Volt) they have decided the phone app provided to remote unlock/lock the car and start it will now be a paid service to the tune of 14.99 a month via Onstar.

Used to be free to use the phone app to do these things. Better yet GM now will collect data from usage and send it to affiliates.

Now I know other manufactures charge for navigation and such after a trial period but GM is going to charge just to use a phone app to unlock/lock/start your car. They have plans with data that go up to 60 a month
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True! And, this was change the world kind of stuff — it wasn’t being “mean” for the hell of it, it was being “mean” in the pursuit of a vision. It doesn’t excuse “being mean,” but it’s far different than having some jackass middle manager at some consulting firm yelling about TPS reports.

It’s like the drill sergeant phenomenon— harsh leadership can have a place when attempting to forge ahead in a difficult mission as it often motivates the team to accomplish more than would normally be considered comfortable (or even healthy.)

An asshole boss on a mission is far preferable (to me,) than a “nice” boss driven by nothing other than maintaining the status quo.

Asshole bosses maintaining the status quo — now that genuinely sucks.
> the point isn't to save money or reduce crime, it's to punish the bad people.

A huge part of justice system is exactly that, justice for the victims. They want the offender to be punished and pay for harm they caused. It would be unfair to the victims if govt was easy on the offenders.

Edit:

Depends on which end of spectrum you think humans are responsible for their own actions. Between,

1. People are merely the product of a zeitgeist.

2. People are 100% responsible for their own actions.

Most people think human nature is somewhere in between and our justice system reflects that thinking. Any rant saying only 1 is the right way to think about justice system has never been personally victimized or brutalized and would be singing a different tune if their loved one was a victim of some senseless/sadistic behaviour by another human being. People who live in crime free neighborhoods love to theorize about how we can be so kind of criminals and that will bring the best out of human beings.
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If you got a Ledger Nano you can use that as well in some circumstances. Likely the same counts for other Bitcoin hardware wallets.
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The OP said "almost anything anime" - almost. The majority of anime are not Studio Ghibli. We could be discussing anime (and manga) tropes for a very, very long time but there's a clear trend of a very disturbing portrayal of women (actually, "girls") in anime. "Oversexualised" only begins to scratch the surface.

While there are certainly mature, grown-up anime with characters that make sense (try Your Name for something newer than Ghibli) a great big chunk of anime are just childish.
This is most likely also due to competition that is showing up like ANYmal [1].

[1] https://www.anybotics.com/anymal/
[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RQDp0Q2vSo
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Great article derailed by the final paragraph. So, the author is disappointed that we want to ignore differences rather than focus on them. Inefficient and unnecessary. I find the author's point about blockchain trying to replace politics with economics to be something worthy of more study and thought.
... But GoLang uses nil and GoLang is perfect in every way.
If by "dog" you mean killer alien AI, sure
I think this article is a little bit shortsighted. You should probably be studying vgo in 2018 instead of using the old and soon-to-be deprecated way. Of course, this being golang, I'm about to get a bunch of replies from people who think they know better suggesting that vgo is terrible and describe their stockholm-syndrome-like relationship with GOPATH.

vgo is the only reason I am willing to give Go the time of day in 2018.
Expand this out further and it's clear that manufactured dialectics are a very useful tool in controlling large amount of the population.
I agree that SSD storage is not cheap. I think that you can offload 'old' data to S3 or something.
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If anyone wants to keep secrets in a repo, git-crypt is your friend:

https://www.agwa.name/projects/git-crypt/
> If the law is not at least an approximation of morality, then what is its purpose?

To maintain existing power structures
Indeed, there are a large number of people still using Jabber/XMPP today with "popular" clients like Pidgin or Adium that haven't stayed up to date with modern advancements in messaging.

It leads many people to believe that XMPP is incapable of many of the features that are considered normal in modern messaging applications.

A hard break in the protocol would solve it (i.e. so old clients would no longer be able to communicate with new clients), but it would also frustrate and fragment the significant existing userbase. Given that open decentralized standards-based networks are something to be treasured if we're to stem the tide of proprietary walled-garden messengers, that option would potentially be shooting the open movement in the foot.

EDIT: typo
Some of the greatest villains are built on this concept of deep sympathy with the character. At least I think so.
I’d have to agree with this. The first charector that comes to mind for me is Magneto I think he reacts how a lot of people would even though that makes him an antagonist. I had a history teacher use him vs Professor X in Jr. High as a way to better convey the nuance of opposition styles.
Despicable Me & Megamind remind me of that.
I mean, Gruber is technically correct that this demo is indistinguishable from a fraud. And yes, Google certainly wouldn't demo a completely non-existent technology, but they might very well demo a technology that only works 60% of the time at present. Let's be honest, this wouldn't be the first time we've seen large tech companies demo incredible-seeming too-good-to-be-true tech that turned out to actually be too good to be true and never made it into real world use for one reason or another.

It is kind of weird that the broad tech punditry has just accepted Google's demo at face value with respect to what the tech is actually capable of at present.

[EDIT]

For example, Google demoed object removal in Google Photos (https://www.theverge.com/2017/5/17/15654476/google-photos-ob...) last year, and as far as I can tell it never shipped.

[EDIT 2]

If a company in any other industry announced an insane-seeming new technology with a completely non-verifiable demo like this, no credible journalist who covers that beat would report it as credulously as tech journalists have covered the Duplex demo. Gruber is absolutely right that the lack of skepticism around Duplex is baffling and journalistically suspect.
There's probably many movies like this, but I'm not a movie buff so I can't give an example right off the bat. I know of the video game Quantum Break, which included short live-action episodes between gameplay chapters from the villain's POV. They served to explain the villains' actions and humanize them.
Google already pushes for encrypted-in-transit: https://blog.google/products/gmail/making-email-safer-for-yo...
There are a few big assumptions in what's written above, but reality is:
- Not all big companies are ran efficiently.
- Most managers/leaders don't/can't create a culture of trust where they empower their people.
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He should spend more of his time building cars.
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The comment you replied to is not a personal attack. I find your comment unhelpful and excessively negative. Read the HN guidelines -- assume positive intent.
Event sourcing has worked very well for my former employer, Jet.com[0]. One of their engineers recently gave a talk about functional programming and event sourcing at Microsoft Build which was pretty good[1].

[0] https://medium.com/@eulerfx/scaling-event-sourcing-at-jet-9c...

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSCzCaiWgLM
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Well aren’t we confusing good advice for the individual vs good advice for the mean. There is room for both sets of advice, but I think on average we need to look towards implementing policy that takes the whole into consideration. Not everyone has access to people or content that will motivate them to make the right individual choices. But, most everyone has access to advertising that actually promotes us making the wrong decision to make people money.
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Weirdly, I don't see any sources here even though the article suggests some of them wrote online. It seems none of them are named in this article. I'd really be curious if any names I recognize are on the list, but I doubt it.
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Did they live longer because of their diet or because of their reliable access to food?