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I think it's OK not to know the best tools. There's a lot of things out there, a lot of the best ones take some time to learn, and bad ones can ride a marketting wave to stay popular for a good few years.

It's also understandable that once people find a tool which they like enough to sink some time into learning properly, that they then cling to it a bit.

But I'm inclined to think that anyone who chose Spring for that position either has pretty bad taste, or simply hasn't bothered to look at a second tool.
he definitely has strange head shape in reality. its pretty interesting
Does that mean that `wc -l /etc/passwd` is just two?
Energy Follows Thought
I’ve long encountered most people believing it is actual blood.
Better than 10% of the US being truck drivers. Maintenance on heavy equipment like that can be remarkably complex, and the necessary skills are transferable to all sorts of industrial and fabrication jobs - not too hard to switch from fixing the hydraulics and armatures on a tower crane to fixing the same on any other sort of crane, vehicle, or chunk of factory equipment.
Vault(https://www.vaultproject.io/) and Phaistos KMS (https://github.com/phaistos-networks/KMS) both use SSD for sealing/unsealing, where a master key is created, 'divided' into multiple keys and a minimum number of such keys are required to unseal the service.
I'm at 52 deg N and an enthusiastic convert to D3 supplementation.

Yet there are other factors which make going out into the sunshine pleasant. UV light causes nitric oxide to be released from the skin, relaxing the blood vessels. Also I think just seeing brightly lit outside objects and moving about feel good. It's a different world and 'a change is as good as a rest'.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jURTHzLakoo
Or the doctor says you need to lose weight because your BMI is above healthy range, without even looking at you to see that you are extraordinarily fit with all muscle mass and little body fat.
You have to be root to add entropy to /dev/*random so you have to trust root - mind you many distros (ubuntu for example) use the CPU's RNG to provide external entropy by default, they trust Intel, you have to decide if you do too.

However kernel entropy is real, adding more entropy to the entropy pool is always is always adding more entropy. If the pool had 1000 bits in it and you add 5 bits from the kernel and a fake 1000 bits from a bogus external source it still has 1005 bits of entropy (however /dev/random thinks it will be able to extract 2005 bits)

We actually encourage our customers who are particularly paranoid to lie to the kernel about the quality of the entropy our RNG generates - saying the entropy quality is lower than it really is causes more good quality data to be mixed into the kernel pool (of course the defaults don't do this)

The kernel pools are actually quite small (4k bits) so there's a real practical limit to how much you can play this sort of game
Safari on iOS is reporting a certificate issue for Manypixels.
I haven't expressed an opinion either way - I'm just quoting what the linked article says.
It took less than 2s for me on an iPhone 6S. (Your comment made me click the link because I really wanted to know what was taking 45s)
The last two jobs I've had I got from recruiters.

Before that LinkedIn.
They're not specifically targeting muslims, at least for now. For example, Hui muslims, another Chinese minority, aren't persecuted. It's more to do with the Uighur ethnicity.
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Craigslist says the same thing

>Decision-making: Although the prohibition on discriminatory advertising applies to roommate and shared housing situations, federal Fair Housing laws do not cover the basis of decisions made by landowners who own less than four units, and live in one of the units. This means that in a situation in which a landlord owns less than four rental units, and lives in one of the units, it is legal for the owner to discriminate in the selection process based on the aforementioned categories, but it is illegal for that owner to advertise or otherwise make a statement expressing that discriminatory preference.
Exactly - it also works for non-SSH accounts, thus allowing software enumeration by testing for default/common/known default service users.

For instance, an OpenBSD box running Tor may have a user "_tor", a Debian-based box (e.g. Ubuntu) may have a user "debian-tor", and so on (depending on how Tor was installed, in my case via pkg_add & apt-get; usernames might vary for different OS/repo versions). I have tested this using the PoC against some of my own systems (the ones that have PasswordAuthentication still enabled) and it works for those.
Daughter drives car for a while...

I get in:

There is a TCBY just off your route, want a dollar off?

LOL

I will just watch this mess, content with my easy to service, older, dumb car.

The interesting dynamic here will be the features that really help people vs advertizers looking to direct business.

Driving newer cars is a lot more busy experience. Looks like it may just get worse. Bummer. I drive older vehicles for the quiet. At night especially.

Wonder what people will do when the car makes one offer, the phone another, and the other phone in back, yet another one?

I won't be buying any cars new enough, until such time as they are hacked to not do it.
Not just hardware, I regret every little software update I get from Apple. For example, I can't change the password of my Macbook anymore. A simple password change fucks up the whole system, and Google is full of people reporting this stuff for years.
TBH I like the ability to do this. Sometimes you truly don't care which value you get, you just want one. Sometimes you have application-level constraints which mean the one it picks is guaranteed to be correct, but you can avoid the cost of enforcing that (at insertion time and at lookup time). It's a handy tool when it's appropriate.

But hell yes, tools should warn you about this loudly, as it's not generally correct.
There are multi-vitamins and then there are supplements. Personally, I find the former useless but there are many supplements that are useful for various ailments. For example, melatonin if you find it hard to fall asleep, DGL licorice and probiotics if you got digestive issues. Some people swear by certain B-vitamins for acne as well. Different supplements work for different people.
Noise levels are easily measured. Apparently, no one measured noise levels on site.
Docker files for building ROS Kinetic with Nvidia GPU runtime support
I've developed a collection of docker files for building ROS with container support for NVIDIA GPUs, which can be found here:

https://github.com/edowson/docker-ros
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Discussed in 2016: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12667390
CCS/Combo chargers are not free either, so how is that an advantage? Superchargers are also usefully placed for trips and are not located in lots that are blocked off at night like the last CCS/Combo I tried to use. They are also here today unlike VW's upcoming network.

I'm already signed up for four or five charging networks because of the fragmentation of the CCS market. I don't see any advantage here either.

I'm probably not getting either car, but I did try to plan a trip from Oakland, CA to Portland OR which I do sometimes. It is easy in a Model 3 LR with minimal delay for charging. The Bolt struggles to make it at all and needs a couple extra stops to hit the mountains with enough charge to get over. I'd probably do it, but it would be an adventure.

I used to be a do all my own mechanical work, but the nice thing about electric cars is you really don't need to do much of this. I'm expecting either car to run for years without any of the sort of service I would tackle.

Your complaint is that the car comes with more cameras that the backup camera? You are aware that it does collision avoidance with the front and side cameras, right?

> circus tent in Fremont

This is just bigotry, what have you got against Fremont?
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Use 4 colours then: cyan, magenta, yellow and black (CMYK, as used in print).
Is Valve Working on a Windows Compatibility Layer?
Can you please not post unsubstantive comments to Hacker News?
They are enforcing this part of the FHA (emphasis mine):

>(c) To make, print, or publish, or cause to be made, printed, or published any notice, statement, or advertisement, with respect to the sale or rental of a dwelling that indicates any preference, limitation, or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference, limitation, or discrimination.
What law specifically makes it illegal "to profit off illegal activity"?

That sounds incredibly broad and impossible to to avoid.
Exactly, whichever is most effective. The aim of the law is primarily to protect against descrimination, not to blame a certain party. Both the publishers and the buyers are at fault but whichever changes get the problem fixed seems the best way to go.

Getting Facebook to disable some targeting option seems like a much easier route than going after each ad buyer. Targeting the publisher makes sense because they are in the best position to enforce policies on their platform and stop the descriminatory practice at a larger scale.
> Sadly, really only useful for wet labs.

I'm not an insider on the terminology, but it seems a "wet lab" is what a lay person, like myself, thinks of when we hear "a lab" (in the physical sciences context).

What's the "dry" (or is the term of art different?) lab situation you wish it would be useful for?

There could be a different startup opportunity, if it's scalably computer-heavy [1]. I'm aware of computer-controlled instruments for wet labs being a very underserved market (and presumably with high margins for the computer portion), but that seems like a consulting/services/labor-intensive business.

[1] Around HN, that usually means software, but my background is Ops, so I actually consider commodity hardware quite scalable, too, despite the hardware-is-a-nightmare-we-have-to-do-cloud mythology.
That's a strawman. Competency and belief systems are orthogonal concepts. One can be very passionate about a cause and not posses the management skills to achieve a successful or desire outcome regarding that cause.

Democratic Mayor Art Agnos developed a comprehensive program to deal with the homeless problem back in 1989/90 called "Project Shelter"[1] so yes he very much believed in helping the homeless. Unfortunately the Loma Prieta earthquake strikes. He's defeated in the following Mayoral election by another Democrat, Frank Jordan, who shelved the Agnos plan and created his own task force to try to address the homeless problem. So clearly he believed in helping the homeless as well.

However at that same time you had NIMBYs who were upset about the encampment across from City Hall and it was cleared. And you also have have a Republican Governor, Pete Wilson cutting welfare grants.

And it goes way beyond this - the rapid decline in federal public housing development began under Nixon in the early 1970s[2]. The underfunding of the Napa State Mental Hospital was a state issue.

So yes there have been no great successes racked up by Democratic mayors but the problem far more complex and nuanced to lay at the feet of one particular political party and at only the city level.

And again my original comment was not about left vs right, it was about the OPs assertion that a lack of interest in social welfare programs was a "general American thing."

[1] https://www.nytimes.com/1990/07/19/us/san-francisco-treating...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_housing_in_the_United_S...
Finally a useful application of block and chain based storage... Hides
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Paul Hansmeier finally cops to being a porn troll, after a years-long saga
> Why is everyone trying so hard to turn facebook (and google, twitter, etc...) into a filter on everything we say?

Because they are not utility companies and have taken upon themselves to filter results so they gave up safe harbour.
I recently got a 2017 MBP for work, and yeah, whenever I have to type on it for more than a few minutes, I am reaching for my external keyboard. I bought a larger backpack and a separate USB-C hub just so I can carry my keyboard around with the laptop, because it is so inefficient and annoying to type on this thing.

Prior to this, I haven't seriously used an MBP since my '07-ish MBP died, but I can say there were no such issues with that.
How does it actually generate power from the stacked blocks?
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> My next laptop will probably not be a mac.

What will it be?
To be fair, I am not a fan of Macs but I haven't seen any good GNU/Linux laptops which have proper Wi-Fi, sleep, and battery usage out of the box. Do you have any recommendations?
remember that this is for people with external entropy sources, the kernel entropy will refill fast. 1500 is more a measure of "is /dev/random busy at the moment" if it is then it's pulling data from from the external entropy source and /dev/urandom is essentially already being fed with more entropy

The missing mechanism we're trying to emulate used to essentially read N bytes (whatever user space happened to want at the time) every M seconds our experience has been that that can be way more than 1000 bytes, but reduce it if you like
It's a big company so I applied online. Come to think of it all the companies I've accepted were the same way, though I've gotten interviews by directly reaching out to recruiters.
If I could pass a Facebook interview I could finally be happy. I envy you.
i don’t think it’s so much that people become “hot” as people tend to work on the same thing for a while. So of course your biggest hits will be in close proximity to your next biggest hits — they are variations on the same theme! Hot topics, not hot people.

I would be quite surprised if patterns like Einstein’s annus mirabelus are actually the norm, with four largely unrelated breakthroughs in the same year.
FYI I get an error when I try to visit the page (on Firefox) and have to add an exception. I think it has something to do with SSL? I tried to recreate it, but after I added the exception it's not appearing again.
http://web.archive.org/web/20031002050746/http://atrey.karli...
Probably SDE. It's a similar process for everyone.

There's a lot of handwringing about it because it basically lets Googlers and Facebookers shit on our employee quality now (and you know they think we're inferior).
Sorry, can you explain what you mean by this? I didn’t follow.
Yea, similar thing happened to me. Went in for a physical and was at a 10.5 for D. I didn't really realize I was in such a rut until it changed. I joke now that the way to know I'm depressed is when I drive slow and would be willing to buy a Prius. Vitamin D supplement totally flipped my mood, it was pretty amazing.
Except those techies fail all the time. But they are big enough that the fails don't matter on the long run.
Grad school, in academic research not engineering and MBAs, is mostly done on scholarships/grants. Your tuition is paid by your PI using a grant from the government (or sometimes a private foundation or company).
Same, except I had an extra phone screen because I fucked up the logic portion (guess I'm dumb). Still got the job, and then finished the internship, then got a return offer.
when I was a kid at school late 70s early 80s, calculators were the awesome thing, this series of game calcs were the "THE" thing to have, especially 8 attack and boxing... http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~pinwhiz/cascalc.htm
Bosch demanded IT employees from a part time job agency where I was registered. Quite simple.

Be careful when searching for a job, you may find one...
> Moviepass on the otherhand loses money on almost every customer because they priced their service below what it costs to go to 2 movies a month

Actually, it's worse than that - in almost all areas of the US it was cheaper than even a SINGLE movie. I live in a smallish town with cheap cost of living, and a movie ticket here is $11.20 or so (Like $10.50+tax), vs $9.99 MoviePass
>Denying that vitamin D is important seems silly when people who are indoors so often feel remarkably better after spending even just a few hours outside in the sun.

The two things are not exactly the same, however.

If you feel better after a mid-winter break in a sunny place, maybe it is because the mid-winter break in a sunny place or a few hours outside do good, and you should do that.

Staying in a non-sunny environment indoors and taking vitamin D might (or might not) provide the same wellness.

I guess it is the same thing with meal substitutes, maybe (though I doubt it) we have arrived to a point where we could take a single pill or gulp a dose of some (possibly terribly tasting) high-tech mush containing all that is needed, but maybe sitting at a table, making a pause for half an hour, eating some good tasting food, sniffing its aroma, etc. are the things that actually do the good.
Polynomials are special
If you look at the graph here https://www.migrationwatchuk.org/statistics-net-migration-st... you can see migration levels consistently rising from 1975 to 2017 with 250,000 expected this year. Is there any level of migration for which critics would not be perjoratively labelled xenophobes by you?

The definition of xenophobe is 'one unduly fearful of what is foreign and especially of people of foreign origin' it could be that folk are not 'unduly fearful' in the UK where to mention only a few problems related to population density, there is an acute housing shortage, roads are clogged and the National Health Service is close to breakdown in many areas.
Devils advocate here, but what if facebook had an Opt-In, where users can allow the features they've entered to limit the ads shown to them? What if I only want ads (from food to housing) in Spanish or Chinese? Can my preference as an individual override having to see ads that I don't want to see?
I know you're being facetious but, yes, I would find that information useful. Now I've just IDed the distribution I'm targeting.
As someone who works at Amazon and has been rejected by Facebook, don't hinge your happiness on something as random as an interview decision.

There's a lot more to life, and you deserve to be happy regardless of whatever else happens.
My experience after testing very deficient and megadosing D3 for a few months was that I noticed absolutely no change.

I will thus cut down on supplementation to avoid vascular calcification.
Yeah, if the database doesn’t support mutual tls, it is clear that wouldn’t be sufficient protection. Having a proxy in between client and server that handles this (e.g. envoy) would be a good option.
Have you been watching US politics in the last few years?

At this point people just seem to make the assumption that people like donald trump are just lying about their faith as if it's a completely normal thing to assert about someone.
I interviewed, I've talked to several other robotics companies that interviewed for S18. Absolutely dumbfounded that none of them made it, some of these in the batch seem like they could never be worth $10b.
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You'd have to think that the trademark would be sufficiently diluted by common usage by now that it was heading rapidly towards invalidation (cf hoover, xerox, etc.)
I think you're making assumptions here. GP said that Arch allows them to be current in the code they run.

That doesn't mean they're developing against Arch.
That's exactly the point: regular users don't care, so they won't consider Mastodon based on whether it can be trusted or not. For those who care Mastodon pretends to provide a trustworthy service, but in fact it's no better than Twitter or anything else. Even if current situation with moderation is better, it's the same as to advertise participating in some deadly stunt on the ground that "noone died yet". Where are the guarantees that an instance admin that is "out of patience" (you can find such example somewhere in comments here) would not decide to ban you from her instance in a bad mood?
Don't beat yourself up about it, you made it in the end.
>Neither are newspapers with illegal personal ads for discriminatory housing.

Yes they are!

The FHA specifically applies to housing ads!

>The legality of a given ad depends on many factors not always present in the ad itself -- such as whether the landlord lives in one of the units. All of the above selection criteria are perfectly OK to filter by if a landlord occupies a unit in a building with less than 4 units.

No, discriminatory ads are illegal (other than sex in a roommate situation) even though discrimination in selection is legal in some cases.

>It's also legal to advertise for other criteria like race in these cases -- though it's not socially acceptable

No, it's not legal.

If you post a housing ad on Craigslist, they tell you all this.

https://www.craigslist.org/about/FHA
SDE I, basically a new grad software engineering role.
What do you mean? The email was sent from a a security research group.
Vitamin D supplements cant be takes as “vegetables” as high dosage is toxic.
Eh, at least that has a kinda good reason.

Stuff in keychain is encrypted by your password, so changing it means your encryption password is different from your login password.

Why that doesn't change with your login is beyond me.
http://archive.is/Wdp3Z
Another anecdotal account. I started practicing MMA and somehow in the first two month itself had minor fractures three times and not from doing something very dangerous. I was worried about my bone health, so I went to consult a doctor and he found my Vitamin D levels to be 9 IU. After supplementing for a few months the number shot up and I felt better overall(though this might have been just placebo effect).
I’ve watched my 2017 thermal throttle before it became a thing.

I type on mechanical keyboard and plug the laptop into thunderbolt 3 dock to 32” 4” monitor.

I’m ok with the limitations it is a thin client survived and work fine still after a motercycle accident with some dings

I worked in the middle of the desert on the Pakistan borders and on trains across India.

I have kvm baremetal hypervisor and a nas so I rdp into win 10 vm for ops and research and have a remote docked vm that can build stuff way faster than laptop.

VPN access so tbh you have to change your workflow, people still think you should have a super high powered machine on you always when in realty my laptop is always set up without switching between desktop envs and I for the most part offload chrome and other heavy tasks to the win 10 vm
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I couldn't care less about what Google or Facebook employees think; at the end of the day I'm just thinking of whether I did the best I could, there's a certain peace in it.
With apple hardware that "every single tiny glitch" usually turns out to be a major software/hardware fault. That leads to extended free replacements or redesigns.
Or to courage your customers into wasting $70-$400 more per laptop in dongles to retain basic functionality. Like USB-A or HDMI.
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