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Oh believe me. I'm intimately familiar with proxies and CLI apps. I think that might be a good standalone article though as it only applies to CLIs that connect to APIs whereas this article is intended for all CLIs, period. (Minus that note about the user-agent I suppose).

We get away without using any config files in the Heroku CLI which is certainly preferable. (Well, there is a config file, but I don't think anyone's using it and it's undocumented. I think all it can do is disable colors) Config is another topic that I do think would warrant its own article as well. I may not be the best author though as we've tried to avoid config. (Though it's a common enough problem I do want to solve generically as possible in oclif).

As far as automatically building man pages, I still think that's a wasted effort. Nobody has ever asked for or even mentioned man pages in our CLI. Setting up a build process and distribution is considerable effort and maintenance burden.

Of course if the users of your CLI want man pages then of course build them. In my experience though, that's not what users want. Though it's important to note that a CLI that interacts with a cloud service is pretty useless without internet.

If no internet is the only compelling reason to support man pages, I'm still not convinced it's a better use of your time. The docs should already be available offline in the CLI itself.
I get SEA only because I know the city. MTV makes me thing of that channel that use to have music videos in the 90s, before it became the shitty reality TV network, OKR makes it sound like you misspelled Chicago's airport and TI makes calculators.
If one set of people are waiting unnecessarily, we should make another set do so also?
> Since California is a sanctuary state, can't workers come over with H1B and then simply not leave when the Visa expires?

No.

“Sanctuary state” means state resources (including state personnel time) aren't being used to actively aid federal immigration authorities, it doesn't mean federal immigration laws are nullified or that you won't be deported out face other federal law consequences in the case you describe.
Microsoft “won” the European market though, by being extremely quick to adopt European policies and offering really, really great support. I took AWS a while to get out of the legal grey area, and their support is still pretty mediocre because they rely too much on automation, which may be more efficient, but being able to call Seattle directly is a tremendous selling point for governments. Also having office365 helped Microsoft sell Azure quite a bit.

Google on the other hand are still in the legal grey area, and they’re even more automated than AWS.

I say “won”, because there isn’t a clear monopoly in Europe, and AWS allied themselves with a bunch of lobbying powerhouses like Deloitte and EY, but I’d say Azure is still far ahead.
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Reddit's /r/entrepreneur has a great selection of posts on this:

https://old.reddit.com/r/Entrepreneur/search?q=shopify&restr...

Generally speaking it seems that Shopify is the most popular platform for quickly deploying a store and easily adding on features you need.

The steps are usually along the lines of:

- Pick a product/niche

- Pick a store name

- Build out a store website (on Shopify, for example)

- Run targeted ads on Facebook, Reddit, Google

- Figure out logistics for stocking/shipping

- Cross your fingers and hope that your store somehow beats out the thousands of other stores out there...

It's definitely gotten harder and harder to "win" with a small online store now that Amazon and other web retail sites are so dominant. You might want to consider selling a product directly on Amazon with FBA or another established site like eBay.
I am having an impossible time verifying this, but I recall reading that MacOS deletes unaccessed files eventually from `~/Library/Caches/*`. Which would be a compelling reason to use that for cache. (Not being able to verify this I didn't add it to the article)

If anyone can verify that I'm either right or wrong here that would be helpful.
I feel like this commune is probably a bit of an outlier due to the large success of their nut butter business. I hope I'm wrong, but I am extremely doubtful that other communes have similar economics.

Without the profit from their nut butter, what would it look like?

Or does maintaining a nice commune basically require you to figure out some kind of profitable business? In that case, maybe it is fairly common because the ones that don't, don't last?
But none of those cars are practical for long distance travel. Superchargers are only for the tesla (today at least, it must be in a few years other companies will make competitors?) and that makes them vastly more practical for long distance travel. For a few 100 mile trips the other cars are okay. So add #3 distance travel. #4 way better consumer electronics and ui.
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Perhaps one of the reasons that it was difficult to engage with Google+ is because of this outcome: that Google/tech corporations are known to kill products that are not completely successful, even if there are engaged users who will be affected by this shutdown.
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The number of myths surrounding this phenomenon are quite numourous.

* The character for blue is simpler than the character for green, so it's easier for young school children to read safety text, if we call it blue (heard this from several people)

* "It IS blue" (not uncommon either)

* It used to be blue (apparently contradictred by TFA)
I kinda doubt that. It's not in those networks best interests. They need as complete a picture of _you_ as possible to sell you shit.

You can have semi-multiple identities based on the pages you manage/control, but most sites don't want to make it easy to switch accounts because it could lead to ambiguity to their data.

For example, to use multiple accounts on Reddit, you need either The Reddit Enhancement Suite (RES) plugin or some type of cookie isolator like container tabs in Firefox or multiple browsers. I think you need to do something similar for Twitter (or use a desktop client).

Federated Social networks that use either ActivityPub or OStatus (like Mastodon, Pleroma and GNUSocial) are interesting because you can have independent accounts on multiple instances, and be logged into all of them without browser tricks (since they're all on different domains).
I use mailchimp at work, it's feature full, but seems to be struggling with our list size, and isn't the cheapest.

Are there any cheaper solutions out there that have similar feature sets (including split testing campaigns), and are designed to scale to list sizes greater that 1m?
I believe the output is a circle video instead of the normal rectangle video.
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30% profit. You might consider a career as fantasy author.
My first thought is that they’re both fortunate compared to couples where one is dying of some awful disease for 6-60 months prior to passing away, rather than it happening instantly. That happens often enough (like to me, for instance). The section on grief is interesting because I feel like I’m grieving my own life.

I know a friend whose husband died of pancreatic cancer at 38, after being ill for 2 years, leaving her with 2 kids under 5. He had been the one with the income and she hasn’t worked in 12 years. As for me, nobody will be writing about how much I’m missed because my illness stripped me of my loved ones and relationships on the way here.

Congrats to him on having a 20 year marriage that didn’t end in divorce. Many people would have had say, their wife cheat on them and he’d be burning their love letters now instead of reminiscing wistfully.
The article addresses the issue of advance care directives. It turns out they might not always be the ideal solution they might seem at first glance:

"It might be possible to deal with the problem of lying and dementia by means of advance directives. People already specify what sorts of medical treatment they want and
don’t want in the future, in case they later lose the capacity to make those decisions; could they not also specify how they want to be treated in other ways? Someone who
most values happiness, however simple, might choose lies and medicine; someone who feels that life with late-stage dementia, without a certain degree of awareness, is not
worth living might choose truth and death. The trouble is, advance directives themselves bring up all kinds of problems in the context of dementia. Suppose a woman signs a
directive that she is not to be lied to but, at a later stage of the disease, suffers terrible bereavement each day as a consequence--should her family feel obliged to
respect her wishes? Or suppose a man believes that life with late-stage dementia is not worth living, and signs an advance directive to have all medical treatment
withheld, even antibiotics, once he reaches that point; but then, when he does reach it, he seems very happy with his life--he still enjoys visits (even if he can’t
identify the visitor), his meals, beloved music, walks in the sun. Should his directive be respected, ending his life?

"The late philosopher Ronald Dworkin believed such advance directives should be respected. People don’t just live for pleasure, he argued; they also want to preserve their
dignity, and to feel that their life as a whole has integrity and coherence. When people dread the total dependency of late-stage dementia, they don’t just dread its
effect on others; they dread the way it warps the shape and story of their life. For some, the prospect that they might live their last years content with childlike
pleasures, kept happy with benevolent lies, would not be a relief but a horror. In the case of such a person, Dworkin believed, it is no more legitimate or kind to
contradict their advance directive in late-stage dementia than it would be if they were in a permanent vegetative state.

"Dworkin assumed that the man who dreaded late-stage dementia and the one who is perfectly happy are the same person. But what if the happy person can no longer remember
anything about the man he once was--is he still the same person in any meaningful sense? And, if not, is it right to end his happy life in order to preserve the dignity of,
in effect, somebody else? Also, does it make a difference what his family thinks about this? Whether they feel, in the later stages, that the person they loved is gone; or
whether they feel that that person, though much changed, is still there--still recognizable in his body, in his smell, in his eyes, in his hands when held, in some of the
things he appears still to delight in? Why should a person be defined by thoughts and memories? Aren’t emotions and bodies enough?"
For people that like man pages (there appears to be lots of you) do you think that man pages are more important than web or in-cli docs? Or just that they should be written in addition to and not missed out on?

My (current) position is that they're useful, but not worth the extra effort for most CLIs. It's a cost-benefit thing.

I'm genuinely curious as I've never had anyone request man pages in our CLI.
The ability to extend you own AD to parts of Azure, and call Microsoft directly when something is broken, is immensely valuable compared to AWS.

Azure is mainly for .NET though, but they also have first class support for Node.js, which integrates directly with stuff like application insights.

I use Azure professionally, but I use a range of things personally, and I think I’d never pick anything but Azure for enterprise if my shop was mainly Microsoft. If you aren’t primarily Microsoft, I’d pick AWS.
Yea and don't forget IBM. They are really big in India.
What's the best way to go about improving your body language?
4chan is a fantastic way to see where opinion will go in the future in my opinion.

4chan is very contrarian, usually against the leading opinion. The narratives discussed in its boards usually slowly starts to influence more mainstream targets, starting with reddit, 9gag equivalents, meme, eventually Facebook until it becomes mainstream enough, leading 4chan to abandon it and switch sides.

4chan used to be quite liberal, a long time ago, then the "mainstream" opinion went to liberal. In the last few years 4chan became very conservative (/pol/ especially) and convervative & reactionary movements are now what they are, growing in Europe, trump got elected, etc.

Now, slighly, you can see 4chan moving away from strong conservative & reactionist views to a more low-key liberal view, again. /pol/ opinions start to get rejected or mocked by other boards, people are bored with the constant alt-right spam and I believe this will leak into mainstream media in few years, that will be the next turn in mainstream opinion.
I am an american, and I'm sick about what is happening. We are going to see a real brain drain. In the top end tech market at least, there's a massive shortage of people who can do bespoke software. Seattle has endless job opportunities.
I just tried running macos within vmware and I am excited to see it working with some patches.

MacOs is a nice *nix OS but I am not willing to shell out for the apple tax when ubuntu is a perfectly good workhorse.
Someone here at HN that could help push ONNX support to TensorFlow?
Last a checked noise pollution was a local ordinance issue, my city has all kinds of regulations around noise.

Also last I checked no drone I have ever seen is louder than my Lawn Mower, Weed Eater, Snow Blower, Trimmer, leaf Blower, Table Saw, Chop Saw, Metal Grinder, or 100 other pieces of equipment I have that is perfectly legal to use on my property
I am not convinced that there is any meaningful distinction between "negative" and "positive" rights. Take property rights, the classic example of a "negative" right. But what are property rights but an entitlement that the government will protect your property? What use is the right to fair trial without an entitlement that the government will provide you a lawyer and select an impartial jury? What use is a "negative" right to liberty or free speech without an entitlement that when someone tries to infringe these rights, the government will protect you?
I used to love Postbox until the latest 6th version.

It may be a bit faster but extension support was completely removed and there are also no ways to add (or hack in) a calendar (which could previously be done by adding a permanent browser tab pointing to Google Calendar). They also seem to have done something to the 5th version that prevents me from adding my calendar back, which I found out after downgrading from 6.

On top of that, the new design has terrible legibility as most dividing lines that gave structure were removed, contrast was reduced across the board and every single icon seems to have been given an exceptionally bright and completely random colour.

I would be so happy if anyone knows of a way to add a calendar back into Postbox 5 (be it tab with Google Calendar or Lightning).

I've since moved to Mailbird but that client doesn't even allow for emails to be moved between accounts. There are no alternatives to Postbox 5 that come even close imo.
"There is no way Facebook would ever implement something like this."

Except they did in 2011 in response to Google+ by adding Friend Lists, which you can use to filter your News Feed down to stories and news items from just friends in certain lists curated by you. This is still in existence today in 2018.
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How I introduced an information radiator to my distributed Scrum teams
Arq goes to OneDrive too. Just remember to exclude the Arq files from files that are downloaded by default if you're running the client. I'd look at B2 as well, but for the few terabytes I'd use it for it's a bit expensive with the plummeting Australian Dollar.
Not to beat a dead horse on this defeat thing, but it's defeat from the perspective of trying and failing to have a competing social network. I like your optimism and I wish Google's reasons were that noble. But it's hopelessly naive to say that they are shutting it down as part of a trend of selling services rather than info.

#1, they're shutting it down to avoid a massive backlash after being hacked, because otherwise they might steal the crown of "most disreputable Big Tech co" from Facebook, which could begin to affect their stock price much like it has Facebook's.

#2, they are making inroads in every other part of their business sacrificing user privacy for nebulous features/benefits. See the recent debacle over Chrome auto-sign in. They basically tried to change the definition of Chrome from "it's a browser" to "it's Google" without anybody noticing.

Not particularly consistent with a company ostensibly moving away from a business model relying on targeted advertising.
Yup. On CPAN, it is encouraged that the first part of your documentation after the table of contents is the synopsis[1]. The synopsis should clearly show how to do the common tricks with the library. From there you can link and refer to the more detailed documentation.

We're doing that for our internal CLI applications and it's great to be able to just copy-paste the common use case from the top of the documentation without searching much.

1: https://metacpan.org/pod/Carp
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I've been thinking about some way to have a communal setup like this but on a much smaller scale, and with some of the group working remotely at tech industry programming salaries.

So you'd have 2-3 people working remotely in tech, bringing in 100k USD each (low estimate for full time, or maybe they don't want to work full time).

Another 4-6 people working in the commune and handling the cooking, maintenance, working the farm/garden, child care, etc.

And since it's a commune, the money earned by the remote workers is put into a common pool and used to buy all the food, medical insurance, health care, clothes, etc. The farm would probably provide all the meat and a lot of the vegetables, but you'd still need to buy a lot of other foods.

And hopefully, eventually the commune would figure out a successful business and the remote developers could eventually quit and work on the commune as well, if they wanted =)

Thoughts?
A lot of people botch their home-brewed suicide attempts, and wind up in a much worse state than they were before they tried.

Professionally assisted suicide would ideally be as certain, pain-free, anxiety-free, and dignified as possible.
While I think posting paywalled links is basically advertisements and I therefore have no problem with people posting accessible versions, I am curious about the same question. I think the question about the legality is legit and shouldn't be downvoted (unless I'm misinterpreting the guidelines). Not sure I'll like the answer and potential new rule, though.
This is an interesting read, but I question one bit: afaik the color of egg yolks is dependent on what hens eat, but there is no direct "eat well -> darker" link.
Trivially, you can buy "extra yellow" eggs for the same price of standard eggs.

Anecdotally, my father kept free roaming chickens, with extra feed, and he always said maize is what makes eggs yellow (though we say "red" in Italian), compared to a "mixed seeds & beans" feed.

Maybe someone knows better.
> Error: EPERM - Invalid permissions on myfile.out

> Cannot write to myfile.out, file does not have write permissions

> Fix with: chmod +w myfile.out

I actually much prefer:

"can't write myfile.out: Permission denied"

This shows the same information as the first 2 lines combined from the example, and the 3rd line is not necessarily the correct way to fix the problem anyway (e.g. you might be running it as your user when it should be root, chmod +w would not help).

If you are so convinced that chmod +w is the way to fix the problem, why not just do that and carry on without bugging the user?

And having each error confined to one line also means it's much less likely that some of the lines are missed, e.g. when grepping a log.

EDIT: And to add to this: it's sometimes useful to prefix the error messages with the name of the program that generated them, so that when you're looking at a combined log from different places, you know which of the programs actually wrote the error, e.g. "mycli: can't write myfile.out: Permission denied".
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The cynic in me says that they rejoin normal society. You don't see many old counter-culturals.
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I heard Go got a preemptive scheduler recently.

EDIT:
https://github.com/golang/go/issues/24543
Went looking for eb1 as I have a PhD from a red brick Univ.

PhD is not enough according to Wikipedia:

The EB-1 is a preference category for United States employment-based permanent residency. It is intended for "priority workers". Those are foreign nationals who either have "extraordinary abilities", or are "outstanding professors or researchers", and also includes "some executives and managers of foreign companies who are transferred to the US".[1] It allows them to remain permanently in the US.
Which is why I have a slight headache. I’m really impressed and what you guys have done and am extremely interested in your journey so far.

Would you be able to spare me 10 mins for a quick chat? I’m a first time founder and really want to learn as much as I can so I don’t screw it all up.
If a nurse was comin at me with a lethal dose of morphemes..

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morpheme

Yeah, still way more pleasant than any suicide I could manage on my own.
My god this abbreviated office gossip makes it sound like you're discussing some alternate version of the church of scientology
Yes but it is so hidden and “ancient” that I would be surprised if more than 1% of users actively uses it.
since when capitalism wants workers to be aware? oh yeah, since China Communist party do a demonstration on technologycal superiority. Problem for capitalism is that a system where workers are awakened is called SOCIALISM.
Don't study psychology it's a trap. If you really want to learn more about humans maybe do acting or anthropology or sales or more meditation/loving kindness.

Study computer science (I kind of accidentally did this).

Don't diversify academically, try to start up a company instead.

Your people skills, while they can be improved, are better than you think. A lot of people tell you that your people skills are bad. They are more wrong than you think, in a lot of cases it's not poor people skills that lead to a lack of good judgement with regards to people. It could be e.g. different value systems.

Meet as many people as you can and assess their energy and who they are in an instant. Become friends with the people you like. You're pretty good at this. Be prepared to let some false negatives (FN) go, maximize meeting truly positive (TP) amazing people.
If you han make a commit to github on your phone you could get the blog to be re-generated via Travis.

Also check out netlify.