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Yes, I’ve seen the vertical bar character used for this too. But in my experience the comma character is more commonly used, and my point was that we should all try to use as commonly used syntax as possible. Therefore I encourage everybody to use the comma character as their usual alternative character in order for the world of Sed code to be slightly less confusing.
Inspired by this I threw this together (warning: contains music)

https://www.vertexshaderart.com/art/rBjrdN2CvsneEkgEk

Yea, too much code but I'm lazy

Here's a smaller one

https://www.vertexshaderart.com/art/uDBqerAHTiHEjQMdR

but it's missing the motion at the moment.
They do not even consider C4 or region-based collectors in that paper. In fact they only do single-threaded execution.

As for the state of the art: low-pause/pauseless collectors (G1 and shenandoah) have been gaining the ability to reduce footprint based on allocation pressure, i.e. the heap size is load-following which can be important in cloud environments with usage-based billing.
I bought a motorcycle for cruising and exploring the life outside cubicles, instead of wasting time on Facebook or anyother social media site.
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>dang
>kills the fun

Yep, name checks out!
Curtis Deutsch, a UW associate professor of oceanography and an author of the research, said if society continues to pump greenhouse gases at our current rate, “we have no reason to think it wouldn’t cause a similar type of extinction.”
Why did you add that link, not related to anywhere hacking?
It would be theoretically and easily possible, but legally impossible to port the original C version of SimCity released under GPLv3 (called "Micropolis") to the iPad, because of the anti-Tivoization clause, it's a violation of the GPLv3 to put it on the Apple app store.

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

https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/6109/is-it-possibl...

https://github.com/SimHacker/micropolis

However there's nothing stopping you from running one of the versions of Micropolis that's been rewritten in JavaScript to run in the web browser (because it's distributed via the web instead of on the App store), or contributing to those projects to make it run well on the iPad.

http://micropolis.mostka.com/

https://www.graememcc.co.uk/micropolisJS/
agree also my first feelling. The main difference is that HS.com focussed on NoSQL as this presentation focussed on SQL. However, still not really a strong article. No demo application only "literature" review
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Start traveling while working remotely

I quit my 9-5 job and started to accept freelancing jobs, now I'm 10 thousand miles away from home, enjoying sunny days with less stress and better life quality.
Not going back soon.
I got fired recently - always thought I was an natural early riser, would wake up at 6 on Sundays... but I'm sleeping two extra hours now that I don't use an alarm any day.
Before heading to an Apple Store try resetting the AirPods and repairing. Takes less than a minute. Mine were acting flaky after a year of daily use and this seemed to solve the problem.
Ok? The article should be titled "I was financially irresponsible and had to get a job at 57" instead it's some overly wordy fluff piece trying to make working for Amazon sound like some amazing adventure filled with lying to friends, calling women bitches, battling hellish throngs of traffic etc.

I mean, journalism has been a dying career field for at least a decade, author is also 57 and had they been at least aware of the need to eventually retire they should be most of the way to retiring and with even slight motivation should have been able to retire a decade or more ago leanFIRE style. The author failed to see the writing on the wall that their industry was dying, they've failed to think outside the box with their degree as well, like... being a substitute teacher and/or tutor.

"During my 33 years at Sports Illustrated, I wrote six books," Yeahhhhh 33 years at the same employer, 6 books sold and having to hump packages all day...

Then look at how the article ends, approved for a loan. Borrowing more money to make more bad decisions so they can keep churning out articles about how life sucks needing to deliver packages.

The author is wholly clueless and is going to work until the day he dies or he wanted to exercise his creative writing skills and is still holding out hope of salvaging his career as a journalist.
The first thing that popped in my head was also how this compares to Apollo CLI's type generation (https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-tooling, formerly apollo-codegen).

On a cursory glance, it seems like with this tool, you write a JS object in the same shape as the query, manually specifying the type of each field in that object, and then it generates the query for you to pass to graphql clients, as well as the types associated with the result of that query for you to use in your app. Whereas with Apollo's codegen, you write the query in graphql syntax, then run a CLI command to generate the types associated with that query for you to import and use.

It seems with this tool, you'd still have to manually state the type of each field (when that information can be perfectly inferred from the schema as demonstrated by Apollo's codegen), and you'd lose the ability to take advantage of tools that work with the graphql syntax to provide things like autocomplete based on your graphql schema while you're writing the query itself (https://github.com/apollographql/vscode-graphql, for instance). Unfortunately I'm not yet able see any benefits you'd get over Apollo's codegen in return. Happy to be enlightened if I'm missing anything.
I think most gnu utils are written so that they treat input files as a stream of data so you can also use pipes instead of regular files. This also means they can somewhat handle size changes since they will keep reading until they encounter an EOF without relying on an earlier snapshot of the file size or sparse chunks. Whether the results are useful depends on the file format, if it's just temporary padding as in this case it works.
I don't feel like there are many friendly places on the internet, where people are helping each other and beginners (or even not-to-smart people) can talk.

Maybe forums for specific software?

Now that I think about it, the fitness related reddit subs are kinda friendly comparing to technical ones.
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Wisdom and intellect should not be confused either
Some simple life hacks that work for me (depending external constraints).

1) I don't set an alarm clock unless I plan to get up really early to catch a plane or something like that. Normal work days, I wake up when it is light; generally around 8 am. Later in the winter and earlier in the summer. I don't fight it. That's 7-8 hours after going to bed. I need those; this is normal from what I understand. Besides, I enjoy sleeping so why cut on quality time?

2) I avoid caffeine after lunch. It causes me to sleep later and generally not get enough rest. Coffee is a short term fix when I'm tired but it sets me up for poor sleep. It works better for me when I consume less of it.

3) I eat light lunches to avoid my digestive system shutting down my brain in the afternoon.

4) I stop working when I'm tired in the early evening. The better I sleep, the later this is. Decision making goes out of the window when I'm tired and I know trying to solve complex stuff when tired is a waste of time and I can do the same job more efficiently in the morning. However, when I'm in the zone, I often keep on pushing on. This seems to happen for me a lot between 6pm and 9pm but only when I'm not distracted and well rested in the morning.
Actually I've played Dune-II for a very long time on my 486, and have many fond memories from that era.

Maybe because of that, the read didn't feel forced. It also enlightened me, why everything in the game clicked so well in my head.

I still play it in DOSBox sometimes. It's worth a spin.
Actually the DMCA requires large players to create some kind of automated system to prevent infringement.
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Working in software development in India after working in bay area for 5 years. I cant speak for China, but the work Indian companies get is singificantly less critical than what their US teams are working on. As a result, there is much less emphasis for best practices and good coding culture here in comparison to US. However, considering how many of my Chinese colleagues have returned back to China to code with local startups there, I would like to bet that the Chinese coding culture is far more closer to bay area than to India.
Are you guys hiring? :P
Elm.
Although it is functional and works fast, you have to write too many loc to implement simple things.
Would be cool if it shows code in most common programming languages
Of course not. Deciding to switch to a special fun Christmas Pizza recipe however, seems like a perfectly reasonable thing to do, which many people would enjoy, and I'm sure I few would be annoyed by.
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Ah, the rich, storied tradition of the Christmas Cracker.
This doesn't apply to product (Flipkart/Alibaba/Zoho/Chargebee) companies in India/China, they are at par with West in their workflow/culture.
Never heard of any of these phones actually but have personally used the top of the line Galaxy S series phones for many years and the older ones still get regular security updates. S7, S8 and S9 in particular have been distinctly superior to iPhones - I personally found iPhones to be very clunky virtually unusable compared to these.
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I’m sorry to hear that.

In a similar vein, 18 months ago I came out of an 11 year relationship. It took me a while after that to realise that my sleep cycle was not actually mine. Naturally, I’m a morning person but had been forcing myself to be a night owl to fit with my partner’s rhythm.

These unexpected but dramatic changes in our lives always lead to self-reflection and growth - if we let them.

I hope 2019 goes well for you!
Right at this moment we're focusing on launch, don't have time to onboard anyone. If launch goes well probably.
Re point 1, since I'm living a bit up north it's not bright enough outside in the morning, and my job requires me to be there by 9. So I got one of those Philips wake-up lamps, which gently fades up to a rather bright light. That helps a lot with feeling well rested when I wake up during the winter.

A key point though is to allocate enough time for sleep. My morning light won't save me if I've only had 5 hours of sleep.

Re point 3, I found the same incidentally when I tried (and managed) to lose weight. In order to cut down on calories I opted to simply skip lunch, and rather have a late breakfast. So I'd bring breakfast (two rather manly slices of >90% whole-grain bread) and eat it at around 10. Then I'd have dinner when I got home at around 5-6 pm.

This made me have a much more even energy level throughout the work day, making me significantly more productive.
What exactly does it run on GPU. Is it a dropin replacement for Term2 or i lose lots of things?
yup - the trades will be one of the last things to go automated (hopefully). I think I'm gonna jump into one (from sysadmin), but still can't work out which.

Each of them has their trade-offs though - building is super rewarding, but very hard on the body. Or becoming a sparky is probably more interesting, but lots of climbing round inside in small tight spaces running wires etc. and spiders. lots of spiders.

Plumbing.... also interesting, but you gotta be prepared to deal with other peoples shit.
I don't believe that, just another scientist scam to get money from the government. Do some real reachers for god sake!
Clearly it’s a bug because tar goes into a mad loop reading nothing and outputting empty blocks forever, or until the file changes size again. It needs to check for eof to avoid this mistake, even if the eof is unexpected because the file size was different.
Worth also bearing in mind that we've been here before in other fields. Alchemy ultimately became chemistry.

Even in the Victorian era when, for fairly large swathes of the periodic table, and different types of compound, we already had a quite good experimental understanding of chemical reactions in terms of their constituent components and products, along with the conditions under which those reactions occur, we still didn't know the why. We didn't understand much about atoms or how they bond together, for example.

The point is this: science can often take a long time to advance, and AI is still a very young field, with the first practical endeavours only dating back to the post-WWII period.

Should we therefore be terribly surprised that ML seems a bit like alchemy?

As an aside, another normal facet of scientific advancement is the vast quantity of naysayers encountered along the way. Haters gonna hate, I suppose. (But don't misunderstand me: whilst I'm not an ML fanboi, I recognise that advances come in fits and starts, dead-ends will be encountered, and overall it's going to take quite a long time and require a lot of hard work to get anywhere.)

Final aside: this video has definitely been posted here before but I've also been unable to find it.
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It’s not that they don’t pay people to clean up. I used to get on the A at the very first stop. The train would be parked until it was time to go, and there was a whole crew of cleaners. The cleaning went like this, the workers would start in each separate car, when the doors opened they’d walk in, then walk towards each other trailing their mops, sit down and start talking. That was the cleaning that the MTA was paying for.

This used to drive me nuts. Then one day a high level supervisor came on the train, and a group of the cleaners were in the car I was sitting in. He sat down with them and proceeded to explain how if they went to this certain building and filled out some paperwork they would start getting paid $40 per hour. He was going around, not inspecting work, but on behalf of their union, explaining how to work the system.

The MTA is the worst, and taught me the dangers of some unions. I never saw an MTA employee working. Once I saw 4 MTA employees standing around as two contractors changed light bulbs. NYC has a heavily utilized subway system, and it definitely isn’t free. But they can’t even pay the expenses for maintenance let alone improvements without tax payer support because of these leeches. This is why NYC and elsewhere are like this, people not doing what they are paid to do.
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China has cleaned up a lot in the last few years. Went to Shanghai in like 2009 and again in 2017 and it was like night and day. Was dirty, now clean. No idea if it was luck or cultural changes or government mandate or season or what.

As for Paris one of the earlier episodes of "This American Life" is basically about how Paris's reputation is from like 100-120 years ago.

https://www.thisamericanlife.org/165/americans-in-paris

It's not the same place it was but it's still promoted as though it is. San Francisco seems similar to me. Much of what SF is famous for is from 100 years ago or more.

While we're on the topic of out dated things. I was amazed that Paris Disneyland has a Hollywood themed park of which a not small percent of which is dedicated to things that were famous in Hollywood 80+ years ago. Maybe people visiting actually know about that stuff but I'd be little surprised that references to movies from the 1930s are still relevant to most guests?
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”If your boss can't sell which things are part of their output and which are external”

“Don’t blame my personnel. They didn’t write that; they just chose to run random code downloaded from the internet” isn’t an optimal reply to “why is our web site broken?”.

In China, I can see this go towards a “only use packaged approved by the government”, where such packages are signed, and the government knows who to put in prison when a package contains such a surprise.
That's not quite the same thing. For example, a work may be public domain, in which case it is not your original content, but nobody else owns the rights to it either.
They probably do hire people to clean things up. Those people probably just don’t actually clean.
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Except you can use a phone without a headphone jack. It’s one dongle

Stop being so dramatic.
it definitely is an angle through the lens of someone who cares about licensing IP.

That’s what I found interesting because the combination of licensing aspects + creativity + execution is what makes these game (book, and movie) adaptions amazing evergreen pieces or really bad.

so few examples that transitioned well from medium to medium (just think of all the movies turned/forced into video games and vice versa).
Would it be a better claim to say you can get more knowledgeable by reading rather than smarter or more intelligent?
Ask HN: How do you even read any articles on web with all those advertisements?
I find it highly frustrating to read content on net with all the ads coming in between, I am a web dev and I get it that revenue to run your sites and to keep your company afloat is important, but why do they want to do it to the extent that people get annoyed, I stopped using multiple social networks just because of ads coming in between. Why can't these sites show ads like not blocking the content (for eg: reddit).

Let me know your views on this and how do you avoid ads.

P.S: I use ad-blocker and many a times just grab the content from devtools or firebug.
Make your next project getting off of AWS and you'll save enough money to keep people on your team. :)
I'll eat more than once in some situations:

- Free food at the office

- Free food samples at the store

- Family/friend cooks breakfast/lunch

- Special breakfast/brunch/lunch event

- Coupons for >30% off at a nearby restaurant

- Going out for drinks/concert/movie

- Traveling and eating street food

I'm not too strict about it. I basically won't go out of my way to get food more than once a day (usually at around 7PM).

I skipped breakfast for as long as I can remember. I stopped eating lunch 4 years ago when I was doing keto, was never hungry, and wanted to save money (I used to eat out every lunch). Since then, I eat breakfast maybe once a month, and lunch maybe once a week (both off and on keto).

Some call it 23:1 intermittent fasting.
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I spent a good part of my career in netbeans doing j2me.

These days I still use NB keybindings in pycharm.

This could really do with explaining what the changes and fixes are that it makes.
That's my understanding as well. This would help for tools other than Apollo which do not have the codegen capability but as it is I'm not sure what the benefit is for Apollo users.
Hang on, just checking one thing so that I don't think either of us is going mad. Are you including the roadster that was sent into space as still being a battery powered car by any chance?
This works for trombones who might play in a brass band (where everything is Bb to ease moving between instruments). Read the treble clef in tenor clef (somewhat commonly used in orchestral settings for trombones) and 2 flats to the key signature (and use intuituion on accidentals :). Similarly can read Eb treble clef (e.g. baritone sax) parts in bass clef + 3 flats
Security updates are an optional feature ?

Are security devices optional features for cars (and I am not talking about collection cars or similar niche items) ? They are not in first-world countries.
Pitch,Yaw and Roll: What if there was a drone, to pack your dogshit, clean the location and vannish out of sight. Would you invest in that?
i had this issue.

I just asked spotify to remove the link to my bf and for me to use another email. Now fb is no longer connected to my spotify
I played it on 386 with CM8330 sound blaster clone, and although I've heard the soundtrack many times later on, different versions too, it never sounded as good as it did back then. I wonder if it is just my imagination.
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Ask HN: Does my startup need a video?
We all agree that startup video is an excellent way to explain the purpose of your business and nail your message.
When is the correct timing to create a video? I guess this question highly depends on the type of the company (B2C, B2B, B2D).
Let's assume the company is building a product for B2B. No product market fit yet. The company is constantly experimenting with the language.

What is the right budget startup should spend on this task?
This is a great counter example, but I would urge people not to get caught up in trying to look for outliers to try and prove a point.

The parents comment still stands I think. You kinda have to ask is it always the case that even in a bad home genius always manifests where it might? Or do you sometimes find that it goes entirely to waste. I'd venture to say it sometimes does go entirely to waste. On balance those kids probably go on to do well above average and it's likely you've never heard 99.999% of their names.

I'm not sure why people want to focus on outlier geniuses so much when debating the claim that there is something they as a parent can do to systematically engineer higher intelligence in their own children. I just don't think it's that useful.
Getting up early is my super power.

I wake up at 5 AM every day without an alarm. I make my bed (1), I walk my dogs, I make breakfast, I hit the gym, I get a nice long shower, I have time to do things before all the distractions kick in. I have a short commute. Highly recommend getting up at 5 AM.

(1) If You Want to Change the World, Start Off by Making Your Bed - William McRaven, US Navy Admiral - YouTube || https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sK3wJAxGfs
You can find other fully remote companies at https://www.glassdoor.com/blog/100-percent-remote-companies/ and we at GitLab are all remote as well.
We do have this API already actually: https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse/blob/master/docs/admin..., but it needs UI hooked up to it (and it should probably be in the spec rather than synapse-specific). Agreed that we need more moderation toolsnin general though; we’re working on it.
Apollo CLI isn't even coupled to Apollo Client though. You can use it to generate types for any graphql query as long as you can also provide a schema for it to infer types from.
Finally start doing creative stuff: work on animated music videos, make music of my own, develop my drawing skills, play some guitar.

Also, get into the habit of volunteering.
And northern Italy is the "good bit": by and large, the further down south into the mezzogiorno you go, the worse it gets.

I was once in Palermo, the largest city in Sicily, which has buildings that were bombed in WW2 and have not been repaired. An American couple wandered past, looking for the famed Piazza Pretoria: they were actually on it, they just didn't realize the moldy pool with a boot floating in it was the (broken) fountain landmark they were looking for.
>An older pixel will be fine too as soon as I figure out how to ditch iMessage.

If you just want to be able to send sms/mms from your browser stuff like Pushbullet works fine if you're willing to pay the monthly fee. It's what I settled with when I left iOS when I switched to Fi 3 years ago (almost to the day).

I also use it when I see a site on my phone that I'd rather read on a monitor and just push it to open up at home so it is sitting there waiting for me, that alone is worth the price each month to me.