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> The core product - providing a third-party system that handles the mechanics of paging people during a production issue - is something that virtually all software companies could use, in theory.

I think "virtually" is a bit strong. There are still a lot of software companies that build software that doesn't rely on company-controlled production systems.

Also, in practice companies that have large-scale production systems tend to have dedicated 24-hour human monitoring.

Thus, I do think PD is hitting a niche within a niche: small-medium sized companies that rely on always-up servers.
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IIRC it was simply called Reason at first but then the slightly more descriptive ML was added for better searchability. People call it both Reason and Reason ML now. That seems fine to me :)
You are right it mostly is just a different syntax for OCaml but like in the Erlang/Elixir case there is a bit more to the story (js interop, js ecosystem, new ideas here and there, more diverse community as a result, etc).

I still call it reason, especially when I talk about it with other js developers ;)
How immature to submit this as a bug. It was obviously an intended feature.
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who is they? Is it your broker? why would they do that it? It's in their interest to have you trade as frequently as possible...
I don't see why it doesn't. You don't appear to have tried to invoke any of those rights, so who knows if they comply or not. If you want to know how they comply with GDPR, how about requesting the details about that instead of speculating randomly?
the containers are great thanks for sharing, will definitely use those at home! You're right I should have emphasized the feel part of my comment since the dev tools especially are just a matter of preference. However I stand by my point that the profiles are definitely not on par with chrome, since there doesn't seem to be a way to have multiple profiles open at once.
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They're a charity. You didn't stop donating to charity.
> In this data, Ariely saw an inefficiency to target. Even though every email, by default, triggers a notification, it’s unlikely that any given email deserves one. So, with the help of some software developers he’d worked with in the past, he tried to come up with a way to tweak the default settings that are baked into email. The result of that work is Filtr, an app that lets users make simple rules, based on the sender, about when an email will show up in their inbox. For example, users can set it up so that emails from family members show up immediately, but non-time-sensitive newsletters show up all at once, at the end of the day.

Again... Google is already trying to do this for me. No, thank you - I can easily set up there rules for myself.
Instead of price controls we should stop giving hospitals veto power over competitors opening up. Our regulations have been encouraging consolidation, but incumbent hospitals generally have the right to say "no, you don't need another hospital in this municipality" and block competitors.

Additionally we should let in far more trained immigrants who are perfectly good at medicine and lower the credentials required to be a GP. The typical doctor in the USA has to go through 3 more years of school than those elsewhere to little gain in outcomes.

Medicines problem is a lack of markets, legislating what places can charge won't fix the underlying issues as much as breaking the hospital and labor monopoly will in the long run.
Can you elaborate on the last point? Do you mean things like macros they use, e.g., concepts lite, or __builtin* functions?

I still feel like a standard container is less fundamental than keywords, but I value your perspective.
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The book is unusually expensive, and scientists have grants.
I worked briefly[0] at a startup that helps get professional traders faster/easier access to reports, data, etc[1]. It was eye opening. Brokerage firms do huge amounts of research to help figure out where the market is going, then only give that information to the big fish who do millions/billions in trades. You and I are not competing in a fair game when we buy and sell stocks.

I just keep my retirement savings in a robo-investment account now, balancing ETFs. Hands off the wheel, don't think about it, don't mess with it.

[0]Fintech wasn't for me. Just didn't enjoy it.
[1]StreetContxt. Cool folks, great company.
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I, for one, enjoy reading alternative explanations of difficult subjects. Calculus is not basic knowledge in my book. Ironically, my dad teaches high school calculus, in the US for whatever it's worth.
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Why is this disturbing at all if it is "for real" (which i agree seems unlikely)?

People already donate blood to cure other people, and old age is the deadliest disease possible since it kills in 100% of cases.
This has all the ingredients for an upcoming debacle...
Well, the way I understand the US system is that all children basically get the same education, and they are divided only by grades. In the NL and I think other European countries also, children go in separate highschool tracks depending on their performance in elementary school. A child that exhibits weakness in logic/maths/puzzle solving in the last year of elementary will likely be recommended to go into a vocational track and only ever receive basic maths education unless they opt in to a higher education track afterwards.

In the NL often these tracks are even in separate schools, but always separate classes. So my sister went to a different highschool than I did because I was showing more proclivity towards scientific education. After her highschool if she wanted she still could've opted for a track that would qualify her for scientific education, but since she had a preference for arts she went to an arts academy instead.
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That book is ancient, but probably still pretty relevant. John Harrop himself posted on reddit awhile back that he hadn't personally used OCaml in a long time when someone asked about the book on the OCaml sub reddit. His username starts with jdh I think. Honestly though, scientific computing seems to be going Julia. Really good numeric, optimization, charting, linear algebra, parallel & distributed computing...etc. It's all free and open source. Julia Computing was founded to provide enterprise support and services including auditing and affordable cloud computing. This is the direction I'm moving towards. You should check out the case studies on Julia Computing.
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Interesting, I really like OCaml myself but see it mostly as a fringe language as of today. What makes you think it will become more mainstream?
But such a thing exists, life ;-)
I have not heard about that before, could you elaborate/point to other discussions on the internet that do the elaborating?

(BTW, based on your user-name: do you happen to be Andrew Adams?)
There are 1.318 million Dallas residents. 139/1.31M = 0.0001. Not too significant.
One trick insiders use is when they know a stock will go down, they invest in competitors within the sector. They don’t have the same reporting requirements for those shares and are much less likely to get caught.
Microsoft has provided mechanisms for split-horizon DNS service since Server 2003. views are not the only way of providing split-horizon DNS service.

* http://jdebp.info./FGA/dns-split-horizon.html#SeparateConten...
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Why does it make you sad and angry? It sounds quite reasonable to me. I'm especially happy that we went for human readable names rather than wierd letter/number combinations. Also nobody seems to know when to use these [] brackets around the addresses, and they are even hard to type for people who don't use the US keyboard layout. Last but not least NAT is not just a IP-range splitter but also a security feature.

I literally don't see a single thing to be sad about. Angry is even a little harder and honestly a little surprising.
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The goal of typescript is to provide static type analysis at compile time and mimic Ecmascript spec features. If Typescript starts bundling a runtime with it to do things completely unrelated to Javascript, then it's not just javascript with types anymore, it becomes its own language which defeats the entire purpose of Typescript.

This trade off is good because there is no runtime overhead, only desugaring. Typescript should never become ML or anything else that Javascript is not. If you want pattern matching in Typescript you need to convince the Ecma committee to put pattern matching into Javascript first.
This is why text analysis software is used. Humans are far too slow at reading and reacting.
Morocco was really peripheral to Roman Africa. But the coastal band of Eastern Algeria and more importantly the entire Tunisian plain was urban, Roman, had a large number of Latin-speaking urban center, was one of the richest area of the Roman empire because it was an agricultural powerhouse and was one of the epicenters of Early Christianity.
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> There are other companies who will buy a bunch of iPhones for example and by carefully analysing the serial numbers can deduce to within a reasonable margin exactly how many have been sold.

AKA the German Tank Problem (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_tank_problem). Fascinating application of statistics.
That sounds like you have a O2 Boost contract which is theoretically "unlimited" you just get throttled to ~60kbits after the cap
>Someone 200 or 2000 years ago might have said "whatever any future generation might say about equality it will still be bad".

Well, the only way your example works is if you ascribe to what I said. Because you imply that those persons were wrong -- and thus that "equal rights for all people" is the correct choice. Not just for now, but for then too -- they just didn't know it.

That's kind of what I'm saying too.

I can't guarantee that anybody's morals are valid. Or that they will be considered valid in the future.

I just say that we shouldn't relativistically lax our morals just because "the future might think differently on this matter". That's the future's problem. Except if its some trivial matter. Some stuff we should consider bad for the ages, even if the ages disagree with us.

To answer the dead comment below: "Homosexuality was considered bad 2 generations ago, are [y]ou saying it should have been fought tooth and nail then?"

No, I'm not saying this or that particular moral is wrong or that this or that period got it right.

Just that it can't be trivially dismissed because it might change or have changed in the past.

Obviously one could just as easily reverse the question: "are you saying it was correct for them to consider homosexuality bad 2 generations ago just because those were the morals of their day?".

If you say "no, it was bad then too", then you got to my point. Morality might be changing over time, but we should not merely "adapt to the times" but go with what we really think is the best moral option for all ages.
Are you answering to the question "who __would__ want to cure old age"? Because having kids or parents usually means that you don't want them to die ever.
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She took pics in WWII (when for all practical purposes "real" SLRs didn't exist yet), so I guess it was what she was used to
If I recall correctly, timidity (the player used here) can support GUS patches. So it shouldn't be that hard…
I think one important item missing from that list is "Use clear language" (it's hinted at by a number of other items in the list, but that's exactly the problem...).

People tend to use gentler sounding euphemisms instead of stating the situation plainly.
Would love to get feedback from the HN community. We're a decently sized sender following what we think are best practices (sending to engaged, dkim, etc.) however our gmail deliverability is rock bottom and it's been difficult to improve. Every other provider is to benchmark or better. One issue may be high hard bounce rates on our very first email sent, but we don't send emails to bounces at all afterwards. (Wouldn't a double opt-in result in the same situation). What are the most impactful levers to pull in your opinion?
...but not regex?! I think this should be part of the list: https://regex101.com/r/YCTmCs/3
I don't doubt that is the kind of setup they use, but on this video I see a link to buy the lense advertised but it is not really implied that is what Apple used. Do we have a real knowledge of what hardware they really use for their materials? It would really be interesting to know at least for an information point of view.
You're exactly right. In fact, retail brokerages are able to offer lower spreads than big professional investors get because their trading flow is so uninformed that there is reduced risk. A lot of the consumer facing trading companies get paid by larger institutions to send them their order flow.
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Nonsense.
A quick Google search[0] shows that the following countries all have cheaper groceries than the US: Spain, Germany, Netherlands.

[0] http://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/stats/Cost-of-livin...
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A domain controller on the internal network might not be the right place to run a copy of the public-facing content HTTP server (which might be in a datacentre, or even managed and run by an outside party, and might not be served by IIS). Then there are considerations of firewalling rules, browser rules, anti-virus rules, and even DNS rules for machines on the internal network that access a public WWW site that DNS lookups map into non-public IP addresses. (To prevent certain forms of external attacks, system administrators have taken in recent years to preventing this very scenario from working by filtering DNS results.)

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* http://jdebp.eu./FGA/dns-ms-dcs-overwrite-domain-name.html

* http://jdebp.eu./FGA/dns-use-domain-names-that-you-own.html
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There are many paths that people take towards mathematical understanding, many paths have loops where material is covered over and over again at different levels of sophistication.

I feel that typical pre-college curriculums cover topics superficially-- just enough for the exams. Many students would benefit so much more if they held-off on calculus until they became fluent in "the basics". Instead you get students practically forced to take calculus in high school whether they're ready or not and then they need to repeat the material in college-- sometimes STILL under-prepared.

For college-bound, it would be much better to slow down, focus on rigor and mastery of algebra, geometry, practical applications, and proofs. Then in college start with something much deeper and more comprehensive than your typical "Calc 101"-- maybe at the level of Spivak's Calculus text or Rudin's.
This is a joke right? You were a flow trader for a dealer. How is that even remotely the same as buyside regardless of size? The tech at bulge doesn't even compare to what some of the sophisticated buysides have in place.
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32 works both ways. You're a developer/sysadmin/SRE/other, you're stuck, going to miss a deadline, made a mistake, tell your lead and PM as soon as possible.

Things do not get better when you wait. Every hour you delay telling them, they lose a bunch of options to fix the issue.

This is not as obvious as it sounds, I find myself repeating these to junior people and interns.
Suddenly "www.com"'s value has skyrocketed in the eyes of scammers. How about:

* login.<target_site>.www.com -> login.<target_site>.com

* members.<target_site>.www.com -> members.<target_site>.com

Even some carefully chosen <target_site>.www.com's will now be valuable:

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What a stupid idea...
Even dumber, from another comment-

> Another case I ran into:

> "subdomain.www.domain.com" displays as "subdomain.domain.com".
It's unclear to me why you are not hitting the same problems as a mutual fund would - are you and your thousands of parallel traders not creating the same problem of scale?
I have Fyve.

Yes, it's just that I don't get nearlY 60kbits when it's throttled
Almost everything that is "free" is actually subsidized, so there would be no point in even having the word "free" if subsidization disqualified things from being "free".
There was a severe bubble leading up to that, characterized by corruption and negligence. I'm not sure it's a good example.

If something like the Russian revolution comes along then all bets are off, it pretty much doesn't matter what you did with your money as long as you didn't flaunt it.
None of these bullets are “open and shut cases”, but all are related without needing a major leap, especially the first one.

* Content spoofing / text injection

* Issues related to software or protocols not under Keybase control

* Reports of spam

* Vulnerabilities affecting users of outdated or unpatched browsers and platforms

Do I agree with their (alleged) actions? NO! But as I know several folks at Keybase personally, I’m sure there’s another side to this story and I’m willing to give them some benefit to the doubt until I hear otherwise.
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I did laugh out loud at Zuckerburg's testimony that their new motto is "Move fast with stable infrastructure".
I wish they would apply classical concurrency patterns instead of acting every 5-10 years like there would be none and we would need to start to develop them from zero. If you have some experience with distributed systems and take a look at what kubernetes and friends are doing it is really shocking once more. Funny that this presentation is from the go community which is exactly one source of the current starting from zero attempt.
Checking data for amount=ID seems pretty trivial. Also looking for outliers. And of course, for records with nothing in name fields.
No surprise. If somebody is surprised when you fire them, you failed. You should have brought the issues up and explain what the paths to fix the are, the timeline, and consequences.
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This, F# is the modern and more friendly (syntax, interoperability ...) version of OCaml.

I'd say the link between TypeScript and F# is the pragmatic approach that Microsoft took. Different paradigms but with the same care for usability. They are both great language for projects.
If it makes you feel better, I've never personally run into somebody in real life who's ever admitted to this phenomenon. I think it must be rare enough, and not really spoken of by people who have it.

Childhood was very difficult, the few times I tried to explain it to me parents they thought I just found music very beautiful. It's very hard possessing something so great and never connecting with another person who can also experience it. It's like having a completely different sensory organ and describing what colors are to people who are blind from birth.

The internet has definitely helped me realize we're not alone with this thing!

(I also don't get much out of poetry and pretty much ignore lyrics in music)
We have built a design-to-code tool (Sketch to clean HTML & CSS) in Reason[1], and it has been the best experience ever in my 10 years of programming.

We even used Reason for writing ObjectiveC/Cocoa through CocoaScript (a Javascript-to-ObjC bridge), thanks to Reason/BuckleScript's excellent Javascript interop.

The language and compiler is rock solid - it has to be because it has been worked on for over 40 years from the days of ML. For the last three years a team of people including Hongbo Zhang, Jordan Walke, Cheng Lou and others have been actively working on Javascript tooling for OCaml, and it is an absolute pleasure to use today.

[1] Protoship Codegen - https://youtu.be/hdww16KK8S8
I was going to say "not for a dating website", but I see that Ashley Madison still exists despite the massive data leak in 2015 including data from users who had paid to have their data deleted, so yes looks like there's no real fallback for data leaks.
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Without prejudicing the rest of your points, computers are very unlike most inventions. Computation is extremely powerful, our only working definition for what it is even is relies on an intuition, called the Church-Turing thesis, that essentially says the computers are doing categorically the same thing we are, but doesn't purport explain why that's so. It looks observably true and that's the best we have.

So, it's entirely unfair to suppose that since people got used to having tap water and so we are surprised if a person can't operate a tap, therefore they should be used to the entire complexity of computation by now.

You definitely _should not_ count machines that aren't actually computers ("digital accounting machines with storage") since those aren't Church-Turing, they're just another trivial machine like a calculator. Instead, compare the other working example we have of full-blown Church-Turing: Humans. Why aren't people somehow used to everything about people yet? People have been around a long time too. Why isn't everyone prepared for every idiosyncratic or even nonsensical behaviour from other people, they've surely had long enough right?
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I'm interested in the democratization of access to taxpayer-funded public high resolution images. So far, GIMP cannot easily open any of those, and it bothers me, because it is a useful tool otherwise. I do not want to install "scientific" software just for viewing and cropping a satellite image.
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Hopefully we'll see some antitrust action from the EU over this if they do drop the URL bar.
Backwards for you - different people approach things from different points of view.
Whoa! That's expensive.

One of the reason for India's economic success in the digital age is awesome and affordable telecommunications infrastructure.

You can't run a good start up ecosystem, or even a decent economic ecosystem without these things these days.
I don't disagree, I think it's a great opportunity for Amazon to make this a big win for their optics - externally for consumers who are starting to view them as the new Walmart and internally for WF employees.

I just felt I needed to clarify that attacking Amazon and painting them red in the press for poor employment practices that WF has upheld for a long time was not really a diplomatic strategy for approaching your new boss, especially when a lot of WF employees likely wanted Amazon to be a "hands-off" acquirer.
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I think my brain exploded so badly I don't even understand what all that means.
Let's stop using the slavery analogy (master/slave).  Any ideas?
This was prompted by studying some of the differences between MySQL and MariaDB... where the use of the terms of "master" and "slave" is making me want to puke.

I would propose leader/follower or even guru/disciple...

Seriously... any other thoughts/ideas?

I will happily email the results of this feedback to both organizations.