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Apple's web javascript mapping free tier is huge (just announced at WWDC).

Apple
250K map views / *day*

Mapbox
50K map views / month

Google ($200 credit buys you)
28k map views dynamic on web / month

267 times more free tier than Google, and 150 times more than Mapbox.

Can't find pricing after the free tier, maybe they'll announce it after the beta is over.

Once out of beta this would be a good choice if you have a lot of map views.
What the hell is going on in this thread? Yea, the odd repeated trades are just someone who likes that specific number.... and the reason they don’t move the market might just be that no one else likes that number.... and maybe all of the suspecius activity is just a supernova reflected off of swamp gas.

We get it, your one of the people who’ve been loosing tons on crypto the last couple of months. But maybe you can reverse the course by arguing away all clear signs of market manipulation with silly stories. Or maybe it would be good to get the spotlight on the bad actors of the market so they can be exposed and the space can move forwards. Mtgox didn’t end crypto, neither will the fall of tether.
I can't help but wonder if a planned economy would be better, someone who said "you're good enough, pursue this we will support you economically", or said "sorry you didn't make the cut you'll have to develop a passion for something else".
its a bit vague. they are not using it as a base map any more, but they might still be scraping certain details off of it. they would be stupid not to since osm is more up to date in some areas than even google.
Have to disagree up to a point. There's nothing good about players playing time at the end of the game by laying on the field "injured" and walking away from the field as if they had concrete around their feet. The flow of the game will be in this case very bad and should not be awarded. If they stopped the clock every time the game is on hold, this kind of nonsense would be significantly less frequent.
I hope you're more communicative about what you're asking in person than that one liner you introduced the code with here.

I'd fail your interview just because I don't think about whiteboard code the way I think about production code. Yeah, the variable names and magic numbers are bad practice--but it's on a whiteboard. I'm not going to waste time writing long descriptive names out by hand on a whiteboard or in pseudocode. It would never occur to me, because of the context, that you're asking me to respond like I'm reviewing production code unless you specifically said that.
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This was the insight of the pre-Socratic philosopher Heraclitus: “No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man.”
For the record, this isn't my app, but I thought the P2P tech was quite fascinating! Perfect use of the tablet form factor.
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What is your view of the lives of elderly people? I would trade health, mobility and my intellectual capabilities intact to 90 for 20 years of problems (70->90) followed by another 20 years of geriatric life (90->110).

I would agree with you if the common experience of old age was positive and healthy; but it seems to me that the priority for research should be to alleviate the problems and suffering we will all face should we be lucky enough to get there, especially now that the majority of people are lucky.

Perhaps healthier older people will live a lot longer as well?
I know several people who are consuming mind boggling amounts like this. But I think at this point using the actual plant material is impractical as what they are doing is vaporizing extracted oil, aka "dabs".

I don't smoke anymore for practical reasons, but I have done one of these dabs in the past and it essentially incapacitated me to the point where I felt extremely uncomfortable and had to remain stationary for at least an hour unable to do anything at all.

My extreme THC consuming friends are doing something like 6-7 of these per evening and functioning fairly normally. This is what's mind boggling to me.
Damn it, for a second there I read "Apple is rebuilding Macs from the ground up" :(
SMT soldering is seriously easy, I teach it to kids - people are just too scared by it - I've done small BGAs - hot air reflow, a fine tipped iron, and if you have old eyes like mine a stereo microscope are all you need.

I do occasionally do small (100+ pins) BGAs - for that I get a steel solder stencil made and use solder paste and a cheap Chinese reflow oven
The book Secrets of Reverse Engineering is still the best for me even after all those years.
Sailfish had its chance with Intex. They hugely underestimated the opportunity they had with the launch of Jio, and pushed off on supporting VOLTE. Sailfish tanked despite being a great OS on a relatively cheap handset (< $100); lost the opportunity to gain a foothold.
Your site looks interesting.

I couldn't help but notice that Golang was conspicuously absent from the list of languages. Might you be adding that in the future?
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"Follow your passion" is the answer to a specific outlier problem; when people find themselves in a place that doesn't resonate with their passions at all (or to large degree), with dire effects on their psyche and well-being.

It doesn't apply to everyone, most eventually find a reasonable balance in my experience, but some people need that impetus ("follow your passion") to leave a for them toxic situation.
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As one half of a couple that’s been going strong for 12 years now I can attest to the fact that trying to “stand in her shoes” was a sure-fire way for me to make a bad situation worse :p

It took a lot of time and gradually developed over the course of our relationship but what we do now mostly resembles debating. Very very fierce debating depending on the subject!

So my personal experience completely gels with the findings in this research.

Aside from that it’s also pretty annoying whenever someone else says “I get how you feel because XYZ”, when you feel XYA. If the other is off only by a little bit, it frustrates more than it makes you feel heard.
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Symbian already had a Web runtime.

In 10 years we will still be discussing how web will replace native apps, unless the browser has been rebooted into a general purpose VM running WebAssembly apps.

I keep seeing this issue how it is hard to get attention in the store, the Web is no different.

Other than whatever calls my attention on HN and Reddit, I only use the same 10 sites since the last decade.
ive been moving away from google the last few months as well and i was surprised how good osmAnd is considering its open source. i think the bookmarking in osmAnd should do what you need. it also has a wikipedia and wikivoyage layer which you might find useful when travelling.

there isnt any web version of osmAnd though but you can sync the osmAnd folder to a pc and open the bookmarks in any gps app. ive never tried editing them there and syncing back to the phone so youll have to experiment yourself on that one
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What about the number of deaths caused by possibility for governments to finance war efforts via money printing? Most notably both world wars.
One place I lived had train ticket machines from the 90's that were an analog of Teletext. If you knew the 3-digit zone code for your end station, you could just jam in the zone code, adult, buy ticket, pop in your magstripe card and have a ticket in 5 seconds flat. It was absolutely perfect.

They were then replaced with user-friendly Windows-powered machines where buying the most basic ticket took 2 minutes as you had to poke though pages of stations on a crap resistive display.
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That’s super interesting.

A point that I often see missing is that Niantic (Ingress then Pokemon Go) historically is strongly bound to Google.

The get people’s real world movements for long periods of time, it’s even included in the game mechanics where you see path with consequent flow of people. Coupled with all the user submitted and user validated “places of interest”.

Overall it’s a tremedous amount of data of pretty decent quality.
Not sure what audience the author had in mind; I already do a lot of gif recording and would have appreciated more talk about composition and less about how to capture gifs. Seems to me to be aimed at social media folk (probably the background of the author?)
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Politics.

It is also what tanked Longhorn, Singularity and Midori at Microsoft.

Has driven the whole differences in development between DevTools which owned .NET and Windows/Office teams that owned C and C++ development.

Which now with the latest reorg are the same unit, but lets see there how it goes still.
i dunno; their “street view” vans are purportedly far more advanced than the google cars, and their privacy features seem pretty damn excellent.

the article mentions being able to create a 3d, textured world and do some pretty interesting localisation (street signs that look like local signs, fonts that match local fonts etc) that shortens the gap between the real world and the map.

id say that from a UX perspective (even if their core data isn’t quite as good, which we really can’t comment on yet) they’re doing a lot of interesting things that google isn’t doing.

that’s not even to mention that they’re doing it all while respecting their users’ privacy... something that google will likely never do any more than obligatory hand waving toward.

it think they’re doing quite a lot better than google maps, but it’s just not data related.
What I meant was that my code makes hundreds or thousands of trades with the exact same extended decimal number. I'll use that trade size for several days and hundreds of trades per day before I update to another trade size.
Keep in mind you're never going to have a perfect system - call me a defeatist, but you're never going to get the repeat question problem to drop to a point where it's "gone". So first maybe it's good to get a very cold look at the situation and see "how bad is it really?" If the issue is just that the response to the same question being asked is the same copy/paste, it may not be an issue worth chasing down too much.

Information dissemination can be very tough, because a system that works for one person doesn't work for another, so two otherwise equally skilled persons may not find the same information in the same manner. It's very tempting to think you can engineer away this problem, but it introduces many more.

If you have repeat offenders who really are eating up a lot of time for everyone (I'm not getting from your description if other CS also participate in providing answers or if only Engineers do), then it's worth having an educational talk with them. "What did you try checking first? What search terms did you use? What information did you get on the problem first before coming to the channel to ask?" Often times the problem isn't the process in the information store (i.e., your FAQ and Engineers + more experiences CS reps), but in the way that the information is being processed by the CS rep, and how they try to feed that information in their available sources.

To clarify on the sources bit, different systems treat search differently, adding weight to different parts of articles and entries, etc. We switch our internal wiki system over a few months back, and it took awhile to get used to the search on the new system; it offered more granular search arguments, but people had gotten used to the relatively simple Title+Document Content > Title > Document Content search on our previous system. We had to retrain people a lot on how to "search" for information, and also had to really take time to structure the content in our new system to be discoverable by how our team was searching.

So, in short, figure out how big the issue really is. It's never going to be perfect, or even close. For your repeat questions/offenders, investigate - see what the people tried before hand, and figure out if it's an issue with what the CS reps are gathering/presenting or of there is an issue with discoverability in your FAQ/other information systems.
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I agree, although these people are often seen as useful too. For example to lead the attack/defense against an opposing group also led by a psycho/sociopath.
This just isn't true.

Please stop denying that cannabis itself cannot ever be a cause of severe harm.

I strongly support legalisation, but for that to happen we must accept that some cannabis users are going to be caused harm.
Look at other planned economies. They're horrible. No single group can predict the future.

What people need to do is think like responsibly put limits on their adventures. These are grown ass men and women. They are responsible for themselves and if they choose to risk it all on a passion, they have nobody to blame, especially when the money is constantly telling to do something else.
> My point is that by the time someone gets to the point where drugs/gambling/addiction can act as a destructive catalyst, they're already well on their way to a negative future due to earlier causes.

Do you have anything at all to support this?
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As others have pointed out, GIFs are huge. They're also limited to 256 colours, and generally look crappy. I'm using the technique that Sublime Text uses on its homepage [0]. There's a lot more faffing around producing them, but the results are excellent.

[0] https://www.sublimetext.com/~jps/animated_gifs_the_hard_way.html.
That's a useful experiment, but that's not what people mean when they talk about cannabis addiction.

They mean that cannabis is having a profound harmful impact on the person's life, and the person cannot stop even though they recognise it's causing harm.
> AR

This is absolutely it. Maps, location data, and point clouds will power ARKit on the phone and perhaps in glasses.

Apple’s mobile UX has always relied on vertical integration, from custom-built A* chips all the way up to iCloud-powered software. Similarly, mastering underlying AR technologies will give Apple maximal control over its AR user experience.
Nice. Wind has passed hydro.

There's a ceiling on wind, though. Without storage, you need some other source. And no, averaging over a large area won't work. We have that now, and there's still about 4:1 variance in a day over the CAISO or PJM control areas.

With solar, peak air conditioning load and peak solar output pretty much coincide.
There once was an issue on github about supporting video in READMEs, but an employee said that they had no plans to do so, which resulted in lots of drama and many "thumbs down". Unfortunately, I can't find the issue anymore, so I guess it was deleted.
While Animated GIFs are very inefficient by todays standards, they still have several advantages over all modern video formats:

- GIF lacks audio support so it's guaranteed to be silent
- The crappy compression forces creators to keep their clips short
- GIFs can often be uploaded/attached on platforms that only support images but no video for some reason
(like GitHub issues for instance)

Some of those features are actually limitations but IMO there are a lot of use cases for a format that sits between still images and full blown video.

I maintain a screen recording app for macOS that has a very efficient aGIF exporter: https://www.peakstep.com/claquette/

The GIFs on the product page are between 130 and 400 KB.
There's no evidence bitcoin serves as any real break again governments printing money or will any time soon.

The US suspended the gold standard to enter WWI. The US suspend bitcoin trading if it somehow did interfere with it's ability to make war.
Are you preoccupied by HN when you're doing something else? Do you seek HN when it's not available? Is using HN causing you harm but you continue to use it?

If you don't answer "yes" to each of these you're not "addicted" to HN.
Google's used to be a lot more generous. Apple's will be less generous when/if more people start using it.
They do [1]. In JSON.

[1] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/aws-ip-ranges....
Well, it'll probably be a long time before the "bitcoin craze" is over since cryptocurrencies as a technology and an asset class are still in their infancy, but it's hard to say how long proof-of-work mining will last. Personally, I'm most closely following what the Ethereum guys are doing with proof-of-work (see: https://ethresear.ch/) but I'm also quite keen to see Chia's proof-of-space-time (an iteration of proof-of-capacity) or if something like proof-of-useful-work is possible. I think everyone's in agreement that PoW is expensive and wasteful, it's just a matter of developing//proving something that works better/cheaper...
Surely most interviewers are interested in things that are slightly more abstract than answers to specific data structure question.

1) has requisite base level of knowledge,
2) shows humility/knows own limits,
3) has an ability to explain complex ideas simply,
4) demonstrates an innate curiosity and
5) can work through problems methodically
Why not throw it into Blender and get an actual pathtraced result. Here's a quick render I made:

https://i.imgur.com/GBTjJUm.jpg

Notice the correct soft self reflections on the sides of the hills in the shade.
You have managed to get Tasmanian tigers and Tasmanian devils confused. Tasmanian devils are very much not extinct.

The Dingo was a rather late arrival in Australia - around 4000 years ago [1]. This was after Tasmania was separated from the mainland by rising sea water after the end of the last ice age which is why they never reached Tasmania.

It is not my claim that Dingos were responsible for the extinction of the Thylacines on the mainland [2] - I just happen to be far more informed about this topic than some posting here.

1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dingo

2. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thylacine#Extinction
You can see a lot of public health campaigners who said "we shouldn't legalise until we have some form of treatment set up and we have agreement from sellers that they'll provide warnings".

And then some US states legalised, and they mostly don't have treatment and they mostly don't have any point of sale information about harm, and so those same people are asking why not.
I wouldn't call it a leak, as the data is nowhere to be found.
I have noticed a decrease in my Pirate related searches. Hopefully they fix this before Halloween.
First thing I do whenever I move is change my Dryer to a NEMA welder plug and outlet. You can sort of use your dryer as a work bench. They make this mini arc welder that is really small for $140, I've been trying to justify owning two arc welder to just try it. But they all use the same NEMA plug, you just need to switch your dryer over to it and you're good.
It was originally titled "Gentoo Linux Organization Has Been Hacked" when I made that post :)
Coat them too much? They are one of the richest companies in the world.

Google doesn't care about its users except for the purpose of using you as their product in exchange for giving you a free, shitty email service.

And still there are people who don't even look at Fastmail (which is awesome, run by true techies who cares about privacy, AND has a much better user interface than Gmail).
It being readable is a matter of getting used to it. I find it more readable than the block version as there is less syntactic boilerplate. YMMV.

Ruby has a similar version using colon instead of dot but that version isn't chainable and doesn't take arguments so it can't do the *2.

And no, you can write out the full block just as you did in the Ruby version.
Firefox has two about:Config settings, one stops canvas fingerprinting, the other notifies.

Other settings stop giving out a list of plugins or fonts. And e.g. unlock or umatriz can rotate your user agent.

It’s not perfect, but with a few tweaks Firefox is much much harder to fingerprint - though IPv6 tends to undo all of that because many providers assign a prefix per customer which will never change and can be used by anyone to correlate.
As much as I despise multi-billion dollar 'copyright holding' corporations, I feel this is a strategic move by Google to thrust more legitimate channels of media consumption (Netflix, Prime Video, Et al) to the top of the search results page.

Having said that, people who actually use torrents regularly know their way around Google and other web-based search engines, and this move, therefore, should have little or no effect on that particular demographic.
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This is also called active listening. It's a very good, useful skill to have.
Thanks for all of your work! I realized how gripe-y this sounded coming back and reading it now.

I also would like to mention, that I updated this evening and found it to be much more stable, even if sometimes it hiccups for a minute or two. I think actually turning off VSCode's word-based auto-complete for Rust files will help, as I won't get false positives.
Education-wise, they aren't.