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Do you love it? Do you love programming?

It all comes down to this. To get really good at this (or anything) requires such an investment in time, and for you to push through all the stops when things get really difficult or tiring.

I know many entrepreneurs have said this repeatedly, but it's something I've really only learnt in the last few years. It's better to find some way to make money doing what you love, than learn to love what will make you money.

I pivoted in my business to an area that made more money and I got a lot more clients. And I was also really good at that area. But as the work load grew, and more clients came on, I started struggling with motivation because I really didn't love the work. I started letting clients down because I just couldn't motivate myself to put in even more hours to really excel for the client. I struggled to find people to hire because the skills were so rare, and that's part of the reason why clients were paying so much. Even though the money was great, it didn't solve the problem of the lack of motivation. It was a real struggle to even get started, and then to continue to work, even with the money.

Now I'm lucky in that I do know what I love to do. But I still haven't found a way to make as much money doing that. But what I did do is scale back the paying work that I didn't love to make way for more of the work I did love. I think with experimentation and persistence I may be able to pivot and find an income stream doing what I love. But one thing is for sure. I am much happier and much more motivated. So I am doing more work in general and of a higher quality. I feel like my life has more purpose, and that it's not 'going to waste'.

So If I were you I'd ask myself that. Do I love programming? Do you really love it? If you don't, what do you love to do? You may have been carried a bit through your degree, but you have it now, and it can open a lot of doors. The tech field is enormous. How can you take what you do love, take your degree, and combine it into a job that can earn you some money doing what you love, and providing your life with purpose?
A random sample of shares is naturally biased to whichever shares are part of the same large order. (If I offer to trade 9 shares, and you offer to trade 1, I have 9x the change of one of my shares being traded instead of yours)
Let me explain to someone unfamiliar with EOS.

In contrast to Ethereum where user of a DApp pays for each transaction, EOS aims to make use of DApps free for end users.

It is achieved by shifting burden to DApp developers, so for each kilobyte of state a contract stores for a user, developer must buy “RAM” which costs $4/KB as of right now [1].

Price of “RAM” which is actually a permanent storage, is driven by market system which supposed to produce fair price, but currently is subject of high speculation [1].

EOS leadership stated that they don’t plan to increase RAM supply significantly from current 64Gb, which led to 6x “RAM” price rise in a couple hours after that.

[1] https://eos.feexplorer.io/
Depends on the price they can produce them at I suppose.
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What they typically do in 3d gaming is update the matrix that holds the transformation by a left multiplication, every time the camera changes. So

Tn = U_{n-1} * U_{n-2} * .... * U_0 * T_0

After a while,your matrix accumulates errors, but it's easy to just start and take a fresh one.
Day traders are a different form of arbitrage.
Is it recent that shareholder lawsuits started serving this purpose of cryptic and costly checks and balances?

Might this arrangement only exist because the Apple brand depends on a level of dignificafion somewhere above Surveillance State Overlord?

It’s not nearly as comforting for me as it seems to be for you, but I guess it’s a decent point in this situation.
I'm not insulting anyone. "X for dummies" is a book series.
I'm sure ASML will happily sign them up as a customer.
The value of zero may not have been known to those employees before the transaction. Now they know definitively their options are worthless.
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I can imagine there's some sort of grandfathering rule for existing pensioners, but there has to be a cut off somehow. For example, those who are 10 yrs away from retirement will be told when UBI starts, so they can prep ahead of time (assuming 10 yrs is "enough", if not, then make this number higher).

It's not as if the day UBI starts is also going to be the day everything else suddenly stops. The transition period can be made longer or more gradual.
Amusingly, this is the exact strategy explained by Ray Liotta's character in "Goodfellas" when the restaurant owner gets in bed with the Mob. Somehow it's illegal there.
What motherboards are available for these? Anyone have URLs for manufacturer datasheets, etc?

Or are they pin and chipset compatible with existing ryzen boards?
I previously have enjoyed using ZenHub — it’s a browser plugin that makes GH issues actually useful.

Reasons I like ZenHub:

- everything is just a GitHub issue

- one less login

- GH issues put the content front and center, and let you use markdown. Other issue trackers do a poor job at visually distinguishing the issue metadata and the actuall report.

- Comments are big, first class citizens.

- much lower learning curve compared to Jira, imho.
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wttr.in uses its own version of "wego" with many additional features, forked from wego several years ago.
Actually, it would be better to say, that wttr.in uses only artwork from "wego".
You may be right but you missed the point. Amazon "could" start spying on you with a flip of a switch and there is no guarantee it will never happen. Even if their intentions were pure, they can be easily subpoenaed to do nasty stuff.
Do you know if it's possible to get the Home to respond to some external event? Doesn't seem to be possible to use as a Then with IFTTT (for example "When I arrive home Then say Welcome Home")

I found this:

https://www.npmjs.com/package/google-home-push

Which might let me write my own API to do something but it would be good if it were built in somehow.
The major problem with biking in the US, is cyclists are not first class citizens. Having lived in The Netherlands for two years and Portland Oregon (which has a fairly progressive bike culture) for sixteen years, there is no comparison.

There is no political or financial willpower to make the kinds of changes that would make cycling more pervasive and safe for both drivers and cyclists in the US.
It depends. If you have nothing from before then selling for $2.2M is not that great of an idea- you might walk away with $1.1M after tax. This would be the equivalent of a modest bay area property, or 4-8 years SWE salary.

In other words- if you had a family, you would find it difficult to support them and finance a new venture.
That's not brute force; that's calling in the cavalry to do brute force for you.
Ironically, if the initial commenter had fleshed out their position like you did, I think the reception would have been much more empathetic.
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Yes. Very sad that option-holders and shareholders often do not have sufficient information about the rights attached to each share class, to estimate the value of their shares (even if they can perfectly value the enterprise overall).
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I've used a lot of Redmine, Phabricator and Jira. Redmine feels really old and dealing with upgrades that will necessarily break one of the plugin needed to make it decent is painful. If you don't touch it, it works just fine though. Phabricator is really cool, requires some good tech knowledge to administrate, biggest pain point was the ci cd apps that were more complex than the rest. Jira is what I'm currently using, works great for all but your Jira admin will decide of your happiness, a bad setup with bad workflow will kill productivity.
You can run non-Google location services and remove almost all the Google services on a non-rooted phone. Just never register for Google, starting with a new phone, and remove most of the Google stuff. You give up voice input, though.
I'm not sure Wirth has ever sacrificed correctness. He has been willing to sacrifice performance though, that is, if a simpler solution was fast enough he went with that (e.g. linked list instead of hash table for symbol lookup in a compiler). He's also not been afraid to question established wisdom and practice if it lead to simpler implementations (e.g. the file API in Oberon).

I suspect Wirth would not object to codifying pre/post-conditions and invariants per se. But I think he would object to using them as a band-aid around complicated implementations. It's hard to convince yourself that your implementation is correct when the pre/post-conditions and invariants are themselves complicated and hard to understand.
Wow- the thunder animation is pretty cool
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Yes, anything that works is not AI, by definition.
Ah, the good old ST-506 and its sticky bearing of fail. My IT teacher in high school showed me his fix -- rapping the back of the drive's casing with the rear end of a screwdriver.
That doesn't solve the problem of a person being wrong.
If you're looking for a powerful tracking system, I'll recommend Tuleap[1] and esp. the "Trackers"[2]. If you need to build custom workflows or to adapt tool to an existing internal workflow, it's a tool of choice. We (I'm part of the dev team...) make a strong stand to make the tool adaptable to organizations instead of forcing orgs to adapt to the tool. Oh, and it's open source ;)

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It is true, that there are still many lamps with traditional separation between lamp and light using a standardized connector.

However the trend shows that flexibility of directly building in long living LEDs is increasing.

Out of curiosity I was just searching for desk lamps on Amazon and first two pages were all LED-bases, which makes sense, since those are all design elements (sometimes of better, sometimes worse designs) where LED gives lot's of freedom.

Looking for ceiling lights gives a few classic connectors, but also lots of LED.

(This might be accelerated since I'm in EU, which banned classic lightbulbs for energy reasons ... over alternatives which are a waste issue)
The confusing thing about this situation is that the game apparently was developed in Unity 3D, which has a Metal backend for iOS, with a fallback to OpenGL ES for older devices. Unity doesn't have a Vulkan backend for iOS.
Google and Facebook both had massive revenue and operating profit before IPO.
The problems reminds me of https://github.com/hueniverse/oz/ it's from one of the former oauth guys.
Oh yeah, I'm sure she's totally fine.
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Large businesses are more efficient because they can hire 1 manager per thousand employees.

If laws were introduced to artificially stop this sort of efficiency, the country's productivity drops. Thus will actually cause more harm than good.

A much more sound way of redistribution is to close tax loop holes and aggressive hunting down of those who evade (piercing the veil and all). Recover lost tax revenue, and use it to improve social welfare or infrastructure.
Quoting from the book:

Whether it’s lactose or kale, quinoa or turmeric (curcumin), you have to ask whether these were foods common at the table when you, your parents, or your grandparents were growing up. If not, it’s best to avoid them or consume them only occasionally.
Trump would probably break down.
The thing humans can do aren't even at calculator level intelligence yet, let along CNNs.
Not sure how "TNT, or trinitrotoluene, is a mixture of the seemingly innocent elements carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen" made it past the editor. TNT is a compound, not a mixture. And nitrogen isn't innocent, it's notorious for being in tons of explosives.
The market will care about security when it's more profitable to do so.

The market isn't a static, designed thing. It's an organic beast that will change and consume you if you don't change with it.
Mostly a compiled set of great tweets, blog posts, and books, that may be of interest to people interested in starting startups in the future. So, links for future founders.

Archives: https://ambitionnews.com/posts/

As a side note, I really like the Show HN Guidelines - https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html.
"electronic reminders to parents to engage their children in conversation", did I wake up in Black Mirror ?
Is deep learning a Markov chain in disguise?
Can you prove that human intelligence is not statistical models with great number of layers, nothing else (besides some hard-coded instincts)?
That's fantastic! Congrats! You should do an interview over at indie hackers :)
Largely a myth, yet some people really seem to wish for it to be true. I'd say discrimination in tech is no bigger than in other job markets.
Nice. You can also get a little weather indicator based on your IP address in your tmux status bar. Sorry to push my own stuff, but many people have enjoyed this:

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Cluster bombs are outlawed in many countries (not in the US, though) as it's too likely to hit civilians.

Also the more advanced those micro drones are, the more expensive is the deployment and the more interest an opponent has in collecting unexploded devices for reverse engineering them.
Well, no, it would only accept IDs of the format *@yoursite.com for the provider yoursite.com (or the provider yoursite.com has delegated to).
I will not, but I also didn't begin by introducing the tinder - he did.

"USC/Google team used computer vision tools to identify gender bias in modern cinema" is waving a flag for a specific political belief that is not shared by most Westerners. Outside of the valley this is fringe stuff.

The appropriate equivalent to this would be a right winger expressing concern at the 'appropriateness' of race mixing on camera (the hidden belief) - perhaps pointing out bias in the form of the black woman/white man duo being rare (potential legitimate issue).

Suppose I applauded the use of computer vision to spot the frequency of black man/white woman pairs - I know you wouldn't consider that a neutral political perspective.
tldr; Political neutrality is impossible when your attention is being dragged along by the current prevailing wisdom of the forum.
The compound is Bis-oxadiazole; Bis-isoxazole was an earlier prototype compound.

I'd suggest BODAZ or OxAz.
Undefined behavior exists in a spec for efficiency reasons. For example, accessing an out of bound index in C remains undefined as Having the runtime check boundaries on every index access is an inefficiency reserved for less efficient language specs like python.

Rust aims to solve these problems with something called zero cost abstractions.
1. Yes, if pressed to, you would get it, in a better or worse way. At least you know what to do, if not how.
You would know which plants are manageable, how to schedule crops, how soil needs to be aerated, watered and fertilized.
You can figure out suitable replacements to everything if you put just a bit of mind to it. People, even simple, can pull off feats of intellect when pressed.

2. The most accessible power technologies are wind and tidal power. Plus you can use human and animal power easily enough. And it is easy enough to make big unwieldy batteries. This is at most 16th century tech with initial development in ancient times and was initially done with ancient equipment. As long as someone remembers how it is done and how electricity and motors work, it would get done.

The hardest part is metallurgy and more advanced chemistry. That took centuries to figure out very well, though a lot can be done with wood or reed.

You can do a lot without semiconductors or with very junk big ones scavenged from about anything. Scavenging plastics is easy too.

3. The biggest risk would again be personal security and mental health. These risks cannot be avoided but can be mitigated.
Medicine would be set back by centuries. Advanced food preservation techniques would be unavailable...
Leisure would be very limited at least initially.
I don’t know how to create a website
Gitlab, has everything I/we need and having everything in one place. Bundled with Slack notifications is also great to provide status update to non-technical users who don’t necessarily have Gitlab open all the time.
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That, or perhaps they were principled and recognised a pure thing that they didn't want to ruin with needless flourishes.
> Apparently whenever a tech company does anything without publishing a press release and running ads during Monday Night Football, tech news sites have decided that the best word to describe it is “quietly.”

Yes, quietly means "without making noise". I don't know why geekwire is so breathless about using English language properly.
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"Similar" also might be offensive not enlightening.

YT has a problem with trolls and harassers posting reaction videos that YT gets tricked into thinking are "similar".
In your case, not egging it on would be a start even.

There is no bottom to this abyss. There is no limit to the number of victims, the upper ceiling for that is 100%, or a gazillion people. There is no limit to their innocence, and no limit to the cruelty inflicted on them. There is no time limit, either. You say this because for you as an individual, it's easier rationalizing that non-resistance will somehow lead to a good outcome. But if everybody did that, it will become a trillion times worse for everybody, "forever", than ANYTHING you could do today. Setting yourself on fire in protest would achieve more, and hurt you less, than the outcome of global, perfect totalitarianism -- which is an ever shrinking noose of sociopathy, not stability.

Until you understand this you will not understand that your personal feelings are of secondary concern when basically the world is at stake. Not the planetoid, human society, the space where human personalities would have developed.

"A boot stamping on a human face, forever." Don't whitewash that in your own mind.. it involves blood, it involves children screaming in terror for what is done to their parents, it involves sobbing elderly crushed underfoot, "and so on". If you were face to face with just ONE such an act, could you really just shrug it off? If you could not help, it would still sit with you, you know that. If you were lucky, you would seek for ways to turn it into a constructive force.

What we are lacking is a perspective for what is at stake, and for the vast opportunities we have. As long as we use our minds more to make excuses than develop principles and stand behind them, we have no say in what is possible. Start with thoughts, then words. Don't be another voice calling people to fall into a sleep that would end in a potentially never ending, ever worsening nightmare.
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Here’s a simple analogy.

Human: 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 = 4
Machine: 2 + 2 = 4

The machine ‘knows’ the result must be exactly 4. The machine is just finding new ways to arrive at a result that it already knows to be true. But i want the machine to arrive at a result that is hitherto unknown. That for me is AI.
With that setup you need a central control that the buttons toggle on or off. I imagine that would be more complex than just running a cable from one switch to the next. Not exactly the most user friendly solution, however possibly the cheapest.
Would they ever use TSMC?
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This is pretty weird.. who would have thought they're prescribe "more dancing for cooked minds!"
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Los Alamos National Laboratory and the U.S. Army working on a replacement for toxic TNT

http://www.lanl.gov/discover/news-release-archive/2018/June/...
Brain fuck has pretty simple syntax too yet nobody wants to code in it because its trashy and inelegant.

Im tired of programmers who've become experts in building structures by ramming screws into wood with a hammer claiming that all is well with the world when you have powerful hammers and screws.

I think we have a whole generation of front end programmers who haven't seen a screw driver.
How old are you? These could be problems of low conscientiousness (which I have personally) or just problems of immaturity, and it's hard to tell absent further context.
I'd say for founders time spent is a much more important factor than it is for VCs since a founder can only bet on one company.

I have no clue about average time between rounds but if we say 1 year for every round, (1y for seed, 2y for A etc) only going from seed to A is a meaningful improvement if you calculate $/y.
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However, most people's encounters with nitrogen on a day-to-day basis involve the more or less inert nitrogen molecules making up the vast majority of the Earth's atmosphere, so it is seemingly innocent unless you know about how when you start compounding it with other things it gets all excited.
> life is deadly. Deal with it and eat what you like.

I agree, but in a situation were CVD kills millions we might want to look at an easy fix. And another point, kill yourself with you shit behavior is one thing, dragging 100s of innocent being along with you by paying for them to be bread/hurt/exploited/killed is another thing. A not very ethical thing, especially since alternatives are readily available.

Clickbaity or not, did you see this doctors points? He has quite a case going. Dairy is unhealthy to a point that we should not be so eager to pass this addiction (yes search for casomorphine) on to our children.
I wrote an essay about Google:

http://yuhongbao.blogspot.com/2018/04/google-doubleclick-moz...

I wonder if there are any other notable Google privacy problems not covered in the essay.