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Every industry where powerful men are gatekeepers is like this -- some are just higher profile than others. Politics, film, and other high profile industries will be first to be publicized, but it exists everywhere.
I recently moved one of our API's from Loopback to GraphQL using Postgraphile. It has been a nightmare.

- Access restrictions, and security is very painful. Trying to enforce RBAC through postgresql policies over hundreds of tables with slightly different policies is a nightmare. Hiding all this on the DB's end and burying this stuff in migrations sucks for anyone trying to develop on it.

- I still have not found a good solution to querying/filtering over things like nested JSONB objects without writing my own resolver functions, which then complicates numerous things.

- Versioning is a mess, especially when you don't have an easy way to force clients to upgrade (i.e. mobile apps), along with other parties using your graphql api directly.

- However the worst thing so far to me has been i have watched as UI developers go from writing simple rest queries, and doing a bit of work on the front-end to writing extremely inefficient and convoluted queries. Even worse is when a third party is doing it and i have no say over what they do with it.
why not Ubiquity edgerouter? I use the ERX, so curious what makes microtik better?
Amongst the valid claims of real harassment there are always cases like this. It is difficult to classify though because of the emotionally charged nature of the topic. There is little to gain in doing so, and in some cases it's even discouraged.
where is this lake in WA state? have you been there? are you reptilian?
Most of professional therapists are highly empathic, they are not like the average person.
You will never be dissapointed, even if you feel you need another therapist, the experience is worth.

Don't overthink too much, a therapist is not a friend, your problem is not strange for them, they deal all the time with people suffering the same problems you are experiencing.

Good luck.
Comcast just made a bid for 21st Century Fox. $65B USD offered to Fox to compete against Disney.

Massive acquisitions and mergers are becoming commonplace.
Public transport innovation
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> 95% of money in use is created by the private banks themselves

Through a highly-regulated process. We haven't had a bank run on regulated deposits since the FDIC came into being.
The AWS-hosted part is not the CDN afaik, which will probably make up the vast majority of their infrastructure.
I think many of the gotchas and annoying parts of base R are solved by using tools from the tidyverse: http://github.com/tidyverse. For example, the pain of needing to specify `stringsAsFactors=FALSE` is solved in the tibble package by setting a sensible default.

At any rate, at least it's not Pandas and matplotlib...
The thing is, if management is wrong about the price, aren't the shareholders wrong too?

It doesn't make sense for shareholders to own stock that they think will go down. If they really think that, they should sell. So shareholders should think the stock is either fairly valued or undervalued, almost by definition.

Any shareholders who don't sell during a buyback are compensated by owning a larger share of the company at what should be considered a fair or generous price from their point of view.

The place where this breaks down is when you believe a company would have a higher intrinsic value, provided that it has sufficient financing. But this isn't based on the stock price; it's based on your theory of how much money you think the company will need.

Also, from a non-shareholder's point of view (say, bondholders), a buyback means the company's ownership changed, it has less cash, and they didn't get anything for it.
Off topic: I was in Delft recently on a whim when visiting a friend in Rotterdam. Beautiful old town, highly recommend passing through. And only 10 mins by train from Rotterdam!
There's this idea that as long as everything is not rigorously proven secure, we might as well grab binaries of file sharing sites and run them in production.

This argument tires me. Every time some smug developer asks me if I have personally vetted all of gcc, with the implicit understanding that if I haven't we might as well run some pseudonymous binaries off of docker hub, I extend the same offer to them: Get a piece of malware inside gcc and I will gladly donate a month's pay to a charity of choice.

Sometimes I have to follow though the argument with the question if they will do the same if I get malware on docker hub (or npm or whatever) but the discussion is mostly over by then. Suffice to say, so far nobody has taken me up on it.

The point is, that there's a world of difference between some random guy on github and institutions such as Red Hat or Debian or the Linux kernel itself. Popular packages with well functioning maintainers on Debian will be absolutely fine, but you probably shouldn't run some really obscure package just because some "helpful" guy on Stack Overflow pointed to it, and you certainly shouldn't base your production on some unheard of distribution just because the new hire absolutely swears by it.
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Representing State in Rest and GraphQL
I honestly didn't realize how bad this site is until I clicked around a bit and saw all the paywall stuff. I always thought they were scholarly articles, appears not.
This reminds me of Meteor's ejson but much less verbose. Very nice. Have you thought about adding a way to specify the type of object? Maybe something like `"field:<O(Post)>": ...`.
The phone number is an easy one. You never give them your real phone number. I use an old number to which I add 1 to each of the last 4 digits. That way when I don't have the card I can still remember what phone number to punch in.
There is a lot that can be said about Elon Musk, some good, some bad.

But, one thing that I think is really valuable is that he seems to consistently put his money where his mouth is and that's admirable.
Code wins arguments.
Funny. I grew up in Cordova and though I'm not Native, my step brother and my half sister are. I wonder how different things are up there these days because I never got the impression that Natives were protective of their stories and traditions in the way that you mention.

Then again, I moved away 20 years ago and the last time I visited was five years back. Things might have shifted in the intervening two decades, or perhaps I just wasn't as attuned to that as a 21 year old kid ;)
Sometimes I wonder is this could be mitigated by literally covering your walls in aluminum foil. Maybe those "tinfoil hats" are on to something.
If VBA can hook into WIN32 functions, why do you think a VBA parser/interpreter written in JavaScript using a native module that exposes the same WIN32 functions couldn’t do the same
You're not getting downvoted for the reason you think. You're getting downvoted because you're generalizing about an entire gender and don't realize the irony of that as it relates to your point.
Don’t teach your kids to be coders It won’t save them from the robot apocalypse
That's a big issue in rural areas with microwave links. Everyone who has one of these links is limited by bandwidth and they all want to watch Netflix.
They have increased it in the past as average usage went up. It used to be 250 GB.
Have you looked at Hasura's postgres offering at all?

I haven't used either yet, but I spoke to one of the founders a while back and auth difficulties was one of the things we talked about. I believe they're open sourcing their data layer soon.
Great point! The question is, why do you think they take 'extra offense'? What about the structure of their lives would train them to recognize offense?

Also, why is the solution 'women and minorities need to toughen up' (If that's not the intended reading of your comment, feel free to clarify)? Why isn't it, "if you want an inclusive culture where some people aren't feeling attacked, then let's not attack people."? The male oriented culture does not have to be interpreted as the default/normal/only-sensible culture.
Ah, but was it really that effective? Sure, Eastern European countries stayed within the Soviet sphere (Hungary in 1956 and Czechoslovakia in 1968 showed what happens if you don't) but they split at the earliest opportunity. While Russia is backtracking if not to communism than to glorification of USSR and Stalin.
I just assumed it was because people would rather pay $20 and be told that they saved $3.26 on their $23.26 bill than be told that their bill came out to $20.

I'm really not sure what information I'm giving up by scanning a barcode on a card that the store gave me. Obviously they can use that to record my purchasing history, but they can do that anyway through a myriad of other techniques.
Non-reporting is far more extensive than over-reporting, in my experience. We saw this a lot during the #metoo movement - women talking about experiences they had never shared before, often out of fear for their own jobs or safety.
Like others, I recommend using Psychology Today to find a mental health practitioner.

Some other tips for mental well-being:

Meditate. See if you have a meditation center in your area, or meditate on your own. Shamatha meditation teaches you to make friends with your own mind.

Learn to recognize thinking traps. The Mood Notes app can be helpful with this.

http://moodnotes.thriveport.com/

Thinking traps lead us down the path to negative emotions.

https://www.anxietybc.com/sites/default/files/ThinkingTraps....

The Mood Notes app will ask you how you are feeling, why you think you may be feeling that way, and whether any thinking traps may apply to that situation. Finally, it will ask whether you feel any better after having reflected. You could do the same thing without the app, but the app helps to formalize the process.

Reduce phone, computer, and television usage as much as you can.

Slow down. Go for walks. Put less pressure on yourself. Tell yourself that you are OK, and everything will be OK. Breathe.

Good luck!
The major issue is that in general society values results above all else. As long as you are producing, with few exceptions, your supporters will back you up. Look at Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, Weinstein (until just recently), Roman Polanski for examples.

While I hope the focus and importance that #MeToo has brought to the issue of sexual harassment will be a long term thing, I think human nature being what it is, people will make the right statements while in reality continuing to protect and promote harassers as long as they are producing for them (be they politicians or scientists or engineers).
Thanks for finding a direct link. Maybe you can post it as a top-level comment so others can more easily see it.
Wasn't there a thing called Gamergate related to that a few years back? I only followed it from afar, but best I can recollect it seemed like there was a lot more to sexism in gaming than just within the industry itself.
Doesn't Toshi have a reputation system already (I presume that's the tool you're referencing)?
I expect to be able to max out my advertised connection bandwidth 24/7. I don't see why I shouldn't have that expectation despite being physically impossible for everyone to do so. They shouldn't advertise those speeds alongside unlimited data perhaps.
That's not fair. 'Brake' also has dictionary definitions that directly support my statement:

anything that has a slowing or stopping effect.

See http://www.dictionary.com/browse/brake?s=t

The comment I replied to by tombrossman used the terms coast and down-shift, which are both commonly referred to as engine braking[1]

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engine_braking
I work in the mental health space (we make practice management systems for therapists) and I couldn’t disagree more. The quality of therapists varies so widely that frankly some of them, I can’t imagine how they ever got licensed.
The current mobile landscape is far from fine. It could be a lot worse, but it’s not great.
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>Why else would stores have rewards programs?

I'm not naive enough to believe they don't sell consumer data - but one reason would be to ensure you keep shopping at their store instead of a competitor's store. After all - that nearby store might have milk but they don't have milk with a $1.50 "club discount"!

The barrier to joining is a small hassle but it does exist. There is a Ralphs and an Albertsons near my mother but because she's part of the Albertsons Membership Club (or whatever it is called) she almost never shops at Ralphs as a result because the slight barrier to also joining the Ralph's Club is too high.
>Is it possible that the network would become saturated?

That's on Comcast to handle as a part of building and operating a network. It should not be the concern of the customer.
Then you should go look at a modern Turk standing next to a modern Greek. They were considered the same people before WWI, and have little diverged since.
HSM devices, as I understand it, are designed mostly to protect secrets (keys) and perform asymmetric crypto operations safely but perhaps slowly. The Intel AES-NI, on the other hand, is designed for high speed fast symmetric crypto, with nothing kept secret to the user of the AES-NI instructions.
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American academic standards have been declining for decades - one can tell by the shrinking on-campus freedoms and leftist dominance in academia. Well done.
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Hi, I'm Kenneth, PM on VS Code. To clarify here: @code is written in TypeScript and is an Electron app. Not React Native. We don't have plans on moving away from Electron in any near future.
Shocking.

I mean, a monetary system based on gambling, drugs, and smuggling can't be all bad?
Hey! Stop giving them my phone number! I don't want their calls either.
If you want to feel more depressed - go to a psychologist. If you want to get a mental disorder - go see a Psychiatrist. If you think you need to see one of those you are not sick enough. Instead you want to go to a executive coach, or someone who practices positive psychology. But if you are talking to aliens on a daily bases, or think it's perfectly normal to wash your hands ten times in a row, then go see a therapist.
When you get into a mental hospital, the first thing they do is to fix your daily routines. So if you are feeling mentally ill, fix your daily routines! Wake up at the same time, go to work the same time, and very importantly - go home from work the same time, eat the same time, and go to bed the same time ever day. I have never felt this good since I got my routines fixed. I long to get to work every day I wake up. And I have my wife to thank for a lot of it, if I'm five minutes late from work it feels like she'll kill me. I used to work 12 hour days and sometimes whole nights before I met her. But I'm more productive now ! I can no longer finish a project over a weekend (with no sleep), but I get consistent progress every day several months in a row.
I wonder how soon they are going to draw a connection between this and sec approved bc futures
In fact, it went from 250 GB to 300 GB to 1 TB. And, their Gigabit plans have no cap at all, so the idea that there's a "long game" with the cap is silly: Their faster plans exclude it.

Jon Brodkin has to write a "ISPs are evil, support net neutrality" article literally daily, but data caps are very simple: A way for Comcast to increase the cost of service to heavier service users, rather than raising prices for all customers equally.
So... two of the routers affected by the recent VPNFilter malware? Interesting choice.
Are you sure you have a 1080p subscription? The basic one, single device, is 720p only. You need the two device subscription for 1080p
Exactly. Going structural was purely to match JavaScript interop. Heck, even Dart went with nominal sub typing, it isn’t a very common choice fo an non-functional language.
That is one side of it.
In all fairness there are a fair number of POSIX APIs that are dangerous and need to be deprecated and removed.
Non-reported over-reports are pretty extensive too...
Speaking of the Netherlands, it's worth pointing out that Abellio, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Dutch national rail operator, runs the Scottish, West Midlands, Merseyside and Greater/East Anglia rail franchises.

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abellio_(transport_company)#Ra...
Yes. Sexual harassment in rife in the... everything.
Gamergate was largely an attack on women in gaming. What we know of as Gamergate was largely started by a supposed incident in which a woman had sex with a video game reporter, and at some point that reporter mentioned or did a review of one of her games - the focus being more of an attack on her than the reviewer, of course. This incident, of course, never actually occurred - it was made up by a romantic partner of hers, as it turns out the reporter in question never actually mentioned or reviewed her after the sex was meant to have occurred.
Thanks Jach
> There are subtle differences and some authorities prefer <- for assignment but I’m increasingly convinced that they are wrong; = is always safer. R doesn’t allow expressions of the form if (a = testSomething()) but does allow if (a <- testSomething()).

...I am confused here. If you're testing for equality, R requires you to use == and not =. If you try to test for equality with =, it throws an error instead of treating it as an assignment. That's good. But who is trying to test for equality with <-?
My little company built such a thing but YC and others like them are very disinterested; it’s very hard to get traction for something like that because you are looking at millions of dollars in marketing before there is enough of a network effect to become useful.
A feature rich Vault operator for Kubernetes (with support for multiple clouds)
I think one of the reasons why there are so many different approaches and libraries out there is due in part to what GraphQL is. Its both more, and less, than an alternative to a REST API.

Its primary use case right now is to replace a REST API, but at its heart, GraphQL is a specification for a type system, query language and the semantics to resolve one against the other. I can’t speak to other implementations, but graphql-js gives you the tools to parse queries and schemes into abstract syntax trees, and once you have that, there’s a lot you can do. With those tools, people have been creating all sorts of things. Take a look at Apollo’s work on merging schemas together for a good example. [1]

Personally, I’m working on a proxy layer that will sit in front of a GraphQL API and act as a sort of business rule engine. It analyses the incoming queries to figure out which sets of rules need to be run.

These sorts of solutions don’t have anything to do with APIs. Heck, you could create a GraphQL schema to act as a classic data access layer, and call it internally from your own code... Which is what Prisma is doing.

I think this ability to leverage the capabilities of GraphQL to create innovative new solutions muddies the waters for those who are looking to create a simple API.

[1] https://www.apollographql.com/docs/graphql-tools/schema-stit...
These stories are relatively common on HN so I started collating some of what people said here[0]. Please read the top of the page and seek out a medical professional to discuss how any of the things would work for you. PR welcome

[0] https://github.com/Jimnotgym/Hacking_Depression
Gamergate was a movement for "integrity in gaming journalism" that actually ended up mostly being about (a) harrassing female journalists and female industry figures under false pretenses and (b) vigorously whining whenever journalistic figures dared to treat games as art instead of being the nth repeat of Nintendo Power-style "journalism".
<<Independence in scientific direction? Yes. Independence in personnel management? No.>>

Is this possible?
i don't have a lot of experience with graphql, but your api is hopefully already running behind a reverse proxy... Just run two instances on /api/v1 and /api/v2.

Or use the parameters to specify a version.. but I think the reverse proxy solution is cleaner
The tyranny of the minimum viable user.

https://old.reddit.com/r/dredmorbius/comments/69wk8y/the_tyr...
Working in the industry, would you have any specific suggestions for someone who feels overwhelmed to winnow the options from 1000-ish to under a dozen?
I went to the website and casually looked down. There was a "see also" section. Browsed through those and remembered Prof Dina Katabi demonstrating this concept before Prez Obama in the White House, few years ago.

Will go through references too :)
People will simply look the other way on this as long as it benefits their worldview. Once things go south the cries will be "Tether lied to us, how could we have known?"
This… feels like it toes the line of NDA breaching. Fascinating story, though.
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I'm saying the same thing. I'm also saying that without a personal referral, you can't tell. (Hence my upstream recommendation of having a trial session and asking for referrals)

But outside of "pick one and start there", what would you recommend if somebody can't get a recommendation from friends/family? How do you find a decent practitioner?
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I think you are missing my points. This language feature cannot be used to eg, create a TCP header. It has nothing to do with the C++ ABI. And no, bit packing is not for memory saving, eg MISRA disallows bitpacking for the purpose of space saving.
They are quite different. Wisee uses a single reciever and uses doppler shift to identify the gestures whereas this "through wall" system uses an array of transmitters and receivers that identify reflections from a position in space.

In layman's terms this system is more like a conventional camera but working in the radio spectrum whereas Wisee is like a microphone that can pick up changes in frequencies around it.
Estonia is launching a digital nomad visa next year.
Also a bunch of countries offer permanent residency for retirees where you don't have to be an actual retiree, just prove you have enough income from abroad (Chile for example).
He's not testing for equality. He's assigning to a variable.