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What? I have used and i'm using jira for probably 7 years in 3 different companies with 6 different projects.

I always took care of our workflow and small issues by the side. Once configured properly (which has nothing do to with magic) it works as advertised.

there are a few small issues but not that relevant in daily life.

We used atlassian online service and on premise.
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It is mainstream, but I'd say the author has it subtly wrong. The model distrusts the user, not the owner. It just happens that we are no longer the owners of the devices we use.
YouTrack - https://www.jetbrains.com/youtrack/?fromMenu

It's pretty extensible and I find it easier to use than Jira.

My complaints aren't necessarily against Jira the software, but the way it got setup at my org. It seemed more for stat building for the PMs to show during their annual review.
> It does take some setup and tweeks; but you can create a perfectly serviceable W10 laptop without the crappy start menu and advertising.

What a ridiculous situation. Microsoft used to have the fig leaf that it was the OEMs stuffing crapware into new computers but at some point they decided to cut out the middleman and do it themselves.

I'm dreading the day that I have to move off of Windows 7. So far it's still creaking along, but eventually something will force me to upgrade. All I want is to give Microsoft a sum of money (even a big amount of money is fine) and get an operating system that's supported for at least 1 year. If I could get access to Windows Enterprise without jumping through hoops (like self-incorporating) that might be an acceptable compromise.
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In the sense that more competition sometimes produces better outcomes, absolutely. However, going by Amazon's historic behaviour, it's an aggressive move which seems to continue their strategy of just using their massive scale to crush the competition, at which point there's no longer a need for them to act in pro-consumer ways any more.
Considering the V100 runs around $10-11k and the Titan V provides similar performance for around $3k, the author isn't wrong.
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What is going to prevent everyone on Solid from getting constantly hacked by 0-day bugs and all their data read?
It's more complex than just adding an IIFE, which is why Ryan mentioned it. You can't await an import, for example.
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32GB vs 12GB. Enables a lot more. If you don't care about memory and FP64, 2080Ti would be a much better deal than Titan V. V100 vs Quadro RTX 8000 would be more interesting.

Still, I think 2x1080Ti is a better deal than 1x2080Ti and costs the same.
Well put.
All the regulation and change Ralph Nader and co managed to make happen didn't take more than a few hundred motivated people -
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OWxc_kYmPTE

People are "lazy and don't care" is dialogue you hear from people who don't have the experience of getting things done.
Netflix series are hardly the only ones guilty of this.

In my experience, Netflix series with only 8-10 episodes seem to have much less of this than the 22-23 episode seasons the networks churn out.
Plenty of people hate things they are stuck with for lack of usable alternatives
Took me a while to figure out why the title was so blunt.
The author recommends Titan V - without justifying its $3k price. The 1080 series is less than half that price with comparable benchmarks. Am I missing something?
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They're just removing the marketing cost markup, which is often > 50%
What is your opinion on Universal Robotics. Also colab robot arms but minus fancy screen/faces
Or you have to be so good that nobody can ignore you.
Exactly. Jira is horrible developer experience and it occupies a space in the developer workflow where it can create a feeling that the whole project or organization is off the rails.
This. Had a colleague who kept telling everyone how good he was doing. He started at the same time a lot of us did but got promoted extremely quickly.
You're looking at the brighter side of the private label take over. What you should be noticing is that the majority of private label sellers are simply resellers of China-made crap. Things you can get for pennies on AliExpress/Alibaba costs $20-$30 on Amazon to cover storage, dropshipping, etc. The sales tactics are just as sleazy with brands being similar or products being sold to look like Amazon inventory. I've lost faith in Amazon's quality control and cannot trust what I am buying is the real deal.
Google does not mine/scan gmail emails for advertising purposes.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/23/technology/gmail-ads.html
https://www.engadget.com/2017/06/23/google-wont-scan-your-gm...
https://www.wired.co.uk/article/google-reading-personal-emai...

Many more sourcews just a short duckduckgo search away.
You can't imagine that some people find a few fad frameworks not appealing enough to overlook hijacking the world's social relationships?
The whole point with that 14 business days quote is that they will very likely ship it somewhere outside the country, or at the very least to another city. And if you ship it yourself you most likely have to pay for the shipping from your own pocket.
Articles listed in order of what I felt was most educational, useful, and enlightening, with most educational at the top:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17493303

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15356760

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12885356

edit: Interesting, the most useful article for me is also the newest. I guess I'd been dissatisfied with articles I found for a long time. :)
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Hi Hackernews,

I'm tasked with defining a new JSON API for an existing tool. Our current API is pretty fugly and we're going to rewrite large parts of it to make it available for use by external tools.

What is the best/standard way to describe a JSON Api? Are there any tools/workflows you can recommend?
In the context of most supreme court nominees, combined with the amount of contoversy surrounding his appointment yes.

Every tier one tech company I ever worked for would not hire someone that caused that much ill will, from a culture perspective. The brand of the supreme court is seen as a wise, impartial, authorative, servant of the people.

An imperious, rabidly partisan, agressive, evasive, offended, entitled boy damages that brand.

A nonpartisan, considered, empathetic, distinguished man does not.
Imagine if every time you wanted to apply for a competitive job you would get rejected simply because some woman claimed that you raped her.
Is anyone familiar with OpenDyslexic? It does the same job but for normal people, I think.
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We all should take actions against evil participants. Blocking that URL is part of it.
The average person prefers convenience over decentralization because ‘it just works’. Decentralized services right now are slower and harder to use so I don’t see it take off until the usability and performance becomes just as comparable to centralized services
Here's the link: https://www.opendyslexic.org/
>the market on average (since the index funds are the average).

This statement is potentially confusing because it depends on what the word "average" is referencing.

If we're talking about _all_ investors's returns including active and passive investors, the S&P 500 index has historically provided above average returns[1]. The math allows the S&P 500 index to be above average because so many investors lose money. Think of the unsophisticated investors losing money on the bitcoin crash, or buying Snapchat at $27 last year and selling it today at $8, or trying naive strategies at day trading. And most mutual funds, hedge funds, and VC funds also provide lower returns than the S&P 500. All those money losers mathematically "bring the average down" such that the S&P500 ends up providing above average returns. This "better than average" performance of S&P 500 is why Warren Buffet confidently bet that the passive index would beat the hedge fund managers at Protégé Partners.[2]

On the other hand, S&P 500 index is often a proxy for "market average" also sometimes called "beta" or "benchmark return". The distinction is that "market average" is a different concept from "all investors' average". This means that "market average" has turned out to be "above average" which sounds like a contradiction but the math of including all the money losers shows it isn't.

[1] https://medium.com/@akshay_m/stock-market-gives-you-above-av...

[2] https://www.google.com/search?q="s%26p+500"+index+warren+buf...
It's not always about jumping ship either. In many companies, you will move between areas/needs or get promoted to other work after a couple years. Also, companies will outsource maintenance to lower-cost teams. It seems there is better project lifecycle management, less waterfall development, and fewer cushy open-ended government contracts.
But, you're right. The expectation that you'll be able to do the same thing indefinitely for you career is gone.
Maniac is a premium-mediocre show.
Now please like a large one, with a seat for one person.
When I say "I talk to you" in English it's non-optional to have a temporal tense (the above is in the present) but optional to have a spatial tense (you don't know where it is happening).

In lojban you can say "mi do tavla" (or "mi tavla do") and that doesn't specifically give the temporal or spatial tenses. But you can add both to any degree.

So "mi pu tavla do" means I spoke to you in the past, "mi puzu tavla" means it was a long way in the past, and so on.

More details:
https://lojban.github.io/cll/10/1/
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I agree that some places are worse, but I don't see value in accepting a more diluted poison. Bad apples spoil the bunch. In fact Reddit's I'll may be worse because the non toxic content is attractive enough that it draws users in only to be chronically sideswiped by the toxic content, while voat can be simply if ignored.
I'm sure I'm missing something. The beauty of Rust is you can operate at the baremetal level in safety. It's not the most productive language to work with. So why target WebAssembly from it?
As a "consumer" who develops iOS apps, what alternative choice to a mac can I make? With monopolies that tend to crop up these days, the phrase that customers have a choice rings hollow.
Android mobile computing Short Answer
1. Explain the concept of Cloud to Device Messaging. What are its limitations?
Cloud to Device Messaging (C2DM) is a technology that connects mobile platform with cloud computing. The main idea is to enable cloud to contact mobile application without requiring custom polling mechanism. C2DM provides an easier platform within mobile applications that allow synchronization of data with the server. C2DM supports Google applications such as Gmail, Contacts, and Calendar. The c2dm system deals with sending of short messages that notify the mobile application about the existence of new updates that can be downloaded from the server. Using C2DM involves application registering a mobile device by signing in using their existing Google account. C2DM services generate an ID. The ID is sent to server which uses it to send short messages to target device
Limitations
1. C2DM system is not designed to handle a large amount of data it can only send 1024 bytes with a maximum of 200000 messages per day.
2. Lack of support class library such as help to deal with registration ID
3. Java API has low-level abstractions making it unfriendly for developers
Jarle H., Tor-Morten G., & Gheorghita G. Towards Cloud to Device Push Messaging on Android: Technologies, Possibilities, and Challenges. (2012) P. 841- 842

2. Describe (using own examples) Wake Locks and AIDL. When are these useful?
Wake Locks refers to an application that requires mobile device to remain awake during execution of the particular operation. Wake lock depends on operations depend on Android operating system permission to implement opening of an application to access or activate the mobile phone to be awake. It.

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No, js-ipfs can run a full ipfs node right in a web page. It'll peer with other nodes over websockets, and do relaying if neccessary.
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Not solid. To build a good user experience you need to have end-to-end control. If you don't control the hardware your product will suck.
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My sentiments exactly. Windoze has largely caught up in terms of usability and lack of annoyance. The difference is the attitude. MSFT has become what Apple once was--responsive and considerate of users that have different needs and tastes. My company kind of forced me off OSX but I don't miss it. Still have 3 macbooks and 2 mini's at home. But I've also started using old W-class thinkpads. I feel much more in control of the thinkpads. Plus they are cheap as dirt and don't fight me every time I want to change something.
>What kind of business is okay with the service Apple provides?

Bunch of large enterprises do this and contract the service/management to people like IBM. Employees demand it and these days are likely to get Macs as an option.

I've been using a 2014 rMBP for the last 3 years at my job. Getting a Dell for my refresh next month. Dont want to keep fighting with MS Office on Mac anymore.
I don’t know much about Kaplan but after this I have respect for him. It couldn’t have been easy to support his friend knowing full well all of Facebook’s employees are going to try to crucify him after.
Unless you're really lucky, that puts you at the peril of sociopaths who will just take advantage of you without rewarding you or giving you credit. Easy path to bitterness, unfortunately. People need to be able to stand out from the crowd in multiple ways, like it or not.
Ah hour of nerding out on running a self-driving fleet
My word... You have quite the narrow comment history...
Same isn't good enough. You need a killer app to get people to switch.
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He was not being asked to be a level headed neutral judge. He was accused and made a party to a case. He acted like an innocent accused person on whom vile claims were placed. The accusers acted like witch hunters and did their best to crack open Kavanaugh psychologically. Those people shouldn't be in their positions rather than Kavanaugh shouldn't be where he's going.
But that's equivalent to the following query which doesn't use having, only select

select * from (select id, count(*) - 1 as nduplicates
from parts where color = 'red'
group by id) _inner
where nduplicates > 0;

Now obviously that doesn't read as easily, but WHERE can filter out the count(*) perfectly.
I would call it sarcasm, except it's too funny for me to simply label it sarcasm.... Not that sarcasm can't be funny, it just sometimes has such bad connotations.
Working with Jira and Bitbucket and loving it all the way. We spend some extra time on configuration and learning people how to work with it. Sounds like they havent done any of these things.
I've complained about signal in the past as well. Everyone uses signal and telegram like they are some kind of special secret place which is an illusion. They are more likely honey pots.
Because it shows their willingness to throw the consumer under a bus for an extra dollar. Luckily I have an option (Apple, even though they pulled that bullshit U2 music album move). Unfortunately, I don’t see any other option in the market.
The datproject [1] had an interesting approach to this. Distributed data stores that you control and are addressable via hashes, with client-side apps that work 100% in browser just by pulling in the distributed copies of that data (via its hash) - no backend slurping it up.

Of course, it is not impossible for the client-side app to send the data back up to the server. Even if encrypted somehow once decrypted in the client for display to humans then its hard to protect that plain-text data. There were also some other open questions like if my distributed data is distributed, how can I "take it back?" I dont think there is a mechanism for that yet - some sort of TTL might work there though, if you can somehow bake it into the data/hash itself to avoid bad clients from ignoring TTL values before deleting/archiving.

1 - https://datproject.org/
He gave straight answers during the hearings, before the rape accusations. The trial, of course, was and should have been different. He was accused and acted like a human.
> It's more like assets are overpriced, so we're not able to buy houses.

Do you realise that you can buy assets, and houses, outside of California ? I promise you that it's really really easy to buy a house as a software engineer.
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> I still think papers like these tend to undermine the sophistication and difficultly in solving the hard problem of consciousness. We can throw more and more computing power at creating a GTA-like simulation and make the AI more and more complex and ever more alive; but that won't ever make them conscious.

You're assuming dualism from the start, and you won't get anything but more dualism out of this line of reasoning.

> If we really are in GTA—well, why am I having the experience I am having?

When the characters in GTA start asking themselves this out loud, you two can argue it over and one or the other of you will have an epiphany.
hm, if in posix systems a thread inherit "The entire virtual address space of the parent is replicated in the child" that means actually that context switch between threads among one process is not that costly (TLB cache stays intact for example). Am i right?
Check out the XPS 15 9570 (2018 version), it has wi-fi card, SSD and RAM all slotted and standard form-factor. And every other part is cheap and available to be bought and replaced if not by you, then by anyone who has the skill. Apple and other manufacturers make it hard to believe that a slick light modern laptop can't be easy to repair, but it in fact can be, if you engineer it to be serviced on-site.
You certainly can, but you need to find that one easy way to do it, that only appears obvious in hindsight.
Presumably, you can trust that when you buy Amazon's private label brands, you're getting the actual Amazon private label, and not a counterfeit?

If not, let's hope that this eventually creates incentive for Amazon to handle the counterfeiting problem to protect their own brands.

If so, one would hope that Amazon is able to extend whatever tech/business practices are protecting these private label brands to other product on Amazon?
If it’s added as “Dead on Arrival” then O2 would have to give him a replacement right there. If it was classed as breaking after arrival due to a manufacturing defect then yep it’s up to O2 to do their repair process which sounds ridiculously long, but normal for phone companies. He would essentially be not accepting the phone, rather than accepting and returning.

The phone companies might try to push him into the return process so that they can sell the phone that would have replaced it to another customer, but they aren’t supposed to, and will change their mind when you push back and tell them your rights.

This is one of the reasons why I only buy my Apple products from Apple, their service is far better than this, although has declined in recent years.
> I guess that there's always a software layer which may be considered "backbone".

The point is that you don't need any software layers at all to code up a basic neural network implementation. A programming language with basic floating-point operations is all you need. The algorithms are not complicated so even x86 Assembly is practical for this purpose if you're already experienced with it. So the "backbone" can simply be your favorite compiler.

> Do you want to code all the OS from the ground up

If it's a "make your OS" course then yes - a simple OS of course. If you want to become experienced in compilers, then writing a compiler from scratch for a simple language is mandatory for people who want to have solid fundamentals. It's not a coincidence that projects like these are common in Computer Science and Software Engineering courses.
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Would "Me talking to you" be an equivalent of "mi do tavla", without temporal tense? Or did I miss the point?
Actually, "I talk to you" is only habitual; it doesn't have a temporal deixis outside of the hypothetical (although there is a weird narrator's mode in which it could be a sort of present tense).
Of course marketing on your own behalf is helpful, but I’ve found that the most successful people don’t brag about their achievements. Instead, somehow they get other people to talk about their merits within the organization.
The problem with SQL is that most products that implement it have subtle (and not so subtle) differences with custom functions, types, syntax for all sorts of things, etc. Sqlite is actually rather limited and lacks a lot of stuff you'd find in e.g. postgres or mysql, both of which tend to implement the same things very differently. That's of course aside from things like joins, sub selects, etc. ANSI SQL only gets you so far.

I'd argue decoupling how you distribute data from how you store data, and how you are going to query it is probably a good thing.

CSV is indeed not a great format because it lacks structure and types (everything is a string). Flattening complex data in csv format can get ugly quickly. I recently had to deal with some proprietary object database dumped out as csv. I had some great fun trying to reverse engineer their schema from the raw data.

XML has the same problem unless you dream up some schema that explicitly states the type. Json has some basic types for strings, booleans, and numbers. This makes it a bit more useful than XML out of the box. Both xml xml and json objects represent trees of information and SQL databases represent tables of rows. Of course some databases can store json (or xml even) and allow you to do some queries over that. E.g. Elasticsearch does a decent job of guessing schemas for json documents. It will figure out things like dates, geojson, numbers, strings, etc.

So, distributing data as sqlite files is not necessarily a horrible idea but it doesn't really solve the problem of how to move data between different data tools. What's lacking is a standard way to to distribute strongly typed tabular data. Most databases can import/export csv and native inserts for their flavor of sql but not much else. Most (open) data get shipped using some custom schema on top of xml, csv, json or whatever else seemed fashionable at the time.
Zoom does that - I stopped using my voice-only conference line and use zoom even for voice only calls because of things like that. It’s nice to be able to mute the guy ordering Panera during my calls...
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