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> The EU is demanding terms that are infinitely worse than it has ever offered to any country.

For example...?

> It's being treated as a special case, like no other country anywhere in the world.

It is a special case, like no other country anywhere in the world.
90% of parenting is just being there. You have to show up and most everything else falls into place. Get lots of diapers. Don't give them alcohol or drugs. Baby powder. Wipe front to back and always put the baby onto something in case they blew the diaper out. Be kind to your sibling when you get tired and frustrated. Be kind to yourself. A trick that worked to get my child to sleep was gently tapping between the eyebrows. It made them blink which if they are already tired can help speed the process along.
Right, that must be why the change in attitude is showing up in the justice system where minorities and non minorities get the same sentence for the same crime.

Oh wait....
> Another would be switching to a purpose-built DNS resolver/cache that had this capability.

Pi-Hole has already gone down this road with their FTLDNS package[0], so it's really a question of where they want the project to go.

[0] https://pi-hole.net/2018/02/22/coming-soon-ftldns-pi-holes-o...
I did not vilify cash in any way in my argument. I just stated my (little, unscientific) hypothetical analysis of the existing underlying situation.

Ofcourse, getting rid of cash is very helpful to a "government" or "state" in collecting taxes, tracking as well as negative interest rates (even though I hope that is far away for India).

But cash also helps get rid of corruption and any government which itself exists on the basis of black money will never do anything against black money which is what a factual analysis of the previous government will tell you.

And the cash earners who earn too less to be taxed should be helped to get out of poverty which is only possible when they get a bank account and receive the money via direct benefit transfer which was meant for them instead of political goons.

So it is no myth that the money Indian government was spending for the poor, never reached the poor and one of the reasons was because it was cash. And if we do not vilify corruption, I don't think any positive future is possible.

*Not that the current government is white-washed and exists without black money, but the previous simply wasn't interested in solving the problem.
I do want FAANG to threaten me that they will kill themselves if I don't go on a date with them.
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One engineering model is to put the code on github under an open source license so people can use it. But please dont just put it out there and walk away. If you want to develop a useful piece of software, find a way to maintain it.

Another model is to offer it for sale as a product. Either way, engineers dont really care about publishing, we care about making useful things and Shari g how-to.
What a horrible, biased analysis. Please cite your legal resources that would contradict the highest court in the UK who unanimously agreed that this was, in fact, illegal.
If something is true, but unwelcoming, should it be suppressed (I've heard multiple opinions on this; being a fan of free speech, I believe even unwelcoming and uncomfortable facts need to be heard)?
Payday loans, the vaping industry, poultry and cattle farming, pharmaceuticals, electronics manufacturing... I could keep going, but most industries have rough spots somewhere along the chain.
You should develop every project like it's an enterprise level app. Why would you rewrite it in a different tech when it's ready to grow? It's easier to use, why shoot yourself in the foot.

It's a myth you need a large team to create a React app.
Yeah, I think we had that twice: 1. "I can't work if all the NFS mounts empty" 2. "You're aware that closing the GUI empties /home/$(whoami)? Related: Did you see our sysadmin?". Backups are awesome.
We're descending into personal insults now?

That's my queue to bid you adieu
I come from TN in India where it is an open secret that the politicians, their thugs and benamis [proxy] own a large chunk of the economy. Nepotism had become the norm.

Indian industries have also woefully lagged behind China in technology and sophistication. And even new entrants like Vietnam & Bangladesh pushed on by their export oriented economy have surged ahead.

The changes made since the new government took to power has shaken up this. The backbone of the old network of big wigs thriving on subsidies and crony capitalism has been broken.

This is both a short term pain and a great opportunity to fill the void with more advanced industries. There is no fundamental reason India can not aim for 10+% growth rate, given its young population and the fact that it has a lot of productivity growth to catch up with.

My own prognosis is that even with a global recession, this might be a temporary realignment of industries.

Unlike many other commenters here, maintaining "Status quo" is not in India's best interests.
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Browsers are a case of monolithism (and the inner-platform effect, of course).

In actuality, they are multiple different kinds of programs, welded together for no sensible reason.

* A http fetching daemon.
* A "runner" to open URLs.
* Several document viewers.
* A virtual machine.
* An OS with an API.
* Extensive libraries for everything that the OS below the OS already offered.
* One or several programming language JIT compiler(s) and runtime(s).
* And some bits and pieces.

In a healthy environment, there would not be a second OS on top of the normal one.
And all those parts would be separate software, with standardized interfaces. Doing one thing and doing it right.
(Most of which already exist in the OS, and don't have to be reinvented. Case in point: WebSockets. Or, worse even, DNS over HTTP.)

That is what we should work towards.

Not that Google would ever not fight that, tooth and nail.
There is also plenty of studies that even in the same neighborhoods, Blacks are prosecuted more harshly for the same crime...

And the “same policies” are still in force in the inner cities and there are different policies in the burbs in rural America.
Agree that shifting control from your state and ISP are beneficial, but centralizing DNS to one or two for-profit providers in the process is less than ideal IMO. I'm working on a project that's aiming to make DNS fully decentralized and wrote an explainer article in case you're interested https://www.namebase.io/blog/meet-handshake-decentralizing-d...

If it's not too revealing, can you share what country you're in?
Also to be fair, that was a pretty controversial clause in GPLv3 and ended up getting largely de-fanged before the license was finalized. It’s not obvious to me that workable usage restrictions should automatically be off the table however.
>Breakup from the EU is so complex that we could not have prepared for it enough to know the ramifications of any options.

You're making it sound as if deciding what to do with the Irish border is some super intricate detail that nobody could anticipate. Enforcing borders (for immigration) was probably the #1 talking point during the referendum campaign, yet it turns out that nobody knows how to actually implement it.

I agree that the referendum was, de facto, an exercise in direct democracy. Yet it's also pretty clear that it failed to capture exactly the will of the people because there doesn't seem to be a majority behind any concrete proposal for leaving the union.
GAFAM is what the french use which includes Microsoft [0].

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- Deleting or bulk changing something? Always use the flag --record. This way, you can refer back to what you changed using kubectl rollout history.

- If you're planning on using GKE, you'll have to expose your apps using Ingress (this way you can use GCP's L7 Load Balancing with HTTPs). However, this architecture has many limits (e.g. a hard limit of 1000 forwarding rules (FW) per project, each ingress creates an FW and k8s ingress can't refer to another namespace), so make sure you use namespaces wisely.

- Try to learn and teach people on your team about requests and limits. If you don't use it carefully, you'll end up wasting a lot of resources. Also, make sure you have Prometheus and Grafana set up, to give you some visibility.

- Setup Heptio's Velero, it's a lifesaver, especially when running in a managed environment where you have no access to etcd. It can be used to backup your whole cluster and migrate workloads between clusters. If, for some reason, you end up deleting a cluster by mistake, it will be easier to recover its workloads using Velero.
It's not "easy", that is to DRM. It would have to be installed using private developer keys or jailbreak or pass app store approval.
The percentage of seasoned engineers is so low that 'senior' as a title often seems to stretch to "whoever is most experienced around here". That's probably fine, since people understand that experience is not reducible to that title. But this does bring to mind a metric for finding "objectively" senior engineers:

What's the biggest idea you've seen abandoned and then reinvented with a new name?
Chrysler introduced Auto-Pilot in 1958 – 56 years before Tesla's 2014 version
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"current wave of anti-opioid hysteria is concerning"

This is not the media's fault, nor is this is not chronic pain patients' faults. This is the result of criminal corruption and abuse in the pharmaceutical industry and distribution system. There is a real and enormous problem https://www.drugabuse.gov/related-topics/trends-statistics/o... (opioid overdose death rates have more than quadrupled in 20 years, are at a high level already versus other causes of death at 50k annually, and are accelerating). Opioids are some of the most dangerously addictive medicines that exist, and habituation and pill selling is a huge problem that is also ruining and ultimately costing lives.
I think social media companies can do more to eliminate fake accounts, but I would stop at the point of being too draconian about using real names.

What is going to keep coming up as an issue, is how actively social media companies want to police users and content. If you take a hands off approach, trolls and government influence ops will run rampant. But moderating is tricky business and you don't want to become a sort of digital police state.

Not to mention that it can be very difficult to combat fake news. Should Twitter and Facebook have fact-checking operations to prevent pernicious fake news from spreading? Consider that in Myanmar, propaganda spread on Facebook contributed to mass killings of Rohingya.

Lots of tough problems to tackle.
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Tilde.club is one cheap, unmodified Unix computer on the Internet.It is a shared server offering web and gopher hosting, with a very active mailing list, and friendly, helpful users.

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From your first link: "Twitter announced that all the tweets it was releasing had come from “3,841 accounts affiliated with the IRA [Internet Research Agency], originating in Russia..."

This phrase "affiliated with" is interesting. I happen to have spent many hours following the string of unequivocally stated facts behind this story, particularly the Twitter based one. I have yet to find any claim on behalf of Twitter that these accounts _were_ Russian, as is reported in the media. The original and only unequivocal statement I have found from Twitter is that the accounts are _suspected to be_ Russian (based on I believe 3 attributes, each of which is spoofable).

Have you read anything more specific than I have, that you could provide a link to?
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> they had to take the leap of judgement in assuming they knew exactly why the PM did it

They explicitly didn't do this:

> We are not concerned with the Prime Minister’s motive in doing what he did. We are concerned with whether there was a reason for him to do it

> It is impossible for us to conclude, on the evidence which has been put before us, that there was any reason - let alone a good reason - to advise Her Majesty to prorogue Parliament for five weeks, from 9th or 12th September until 14th October. We cannot speculate, in the absence of further evidence, upon what such reasons might have been. It follows that the decision was unlawful.

They didn't conclude anything specific about why the PM did it; they concluded that no reason was given.
To can reboot in parallel, since a minute is a good amount of tike to eyeball the whole class
99.9% of humanity's history has been of slavery or subservience. Why would a collapse of modern society not change things back to how they always were?
I wonder if the overall level of life risk influences entrepreneurship? Two places mentioned often on this page are America and Tel Aviv, both risky places to live. America has no health care, many gun deaths, etc. Israel similarly has a history of suicide bombers, rocket attacks, etc.
If you think you might die anyway, why not take a chance on starting a company?
The second is unacceptable if it happened as told. I don't know what to think of the first point without context. The third point seems like an innocent joke to me, if slightly inappropriate.

I don't mean to defend him from any kind it accusation, but all of this is meaningless without full context and hearing the story from both sides.
Or maybe we could just make the Visa process more accessible rather than letting people into the country illegally
DON'T: use it.
At least Buzzfeed never tried to convince the American public that Iraq has weapons of mass destruction and therefor should be invaded and occupied. NY Times is already below Buzzfeed.
Indian economy is in a mess. The National Saving Scheme (NSS) which is where a lot of people store their life savings has been raided by the present government to fund the Food Corporation of India (FCI) in a very scandalous way to artificially hide the fiscal deficit. The Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) has also been plundered by the present government and most recently the Reserve Bank's coffers have also been raided.

The GST collections have fallen, the employment figures have skyrocketed to being the worst in over 45 years and now the govt has stopped releasing unemployment data, all the largest industries are in turmoil. Commercial vehicle sales have shown nearly a 60% dip.

But the govt continues to spin stories of how things are just wonderful. Modi continues to fly on tax payer money to meet his overseas supporters and to hug Trump.
Ctrl labs decode signal from your arm, no brain stimulation yet, but who knows what Facebook wants to do
There are both good and bad aspects to the socialist approach taken by India.

(+) The biggest gain: There have been no famines in Independent India - in the previous 80 years, around 20 million died in famines. This was a massive issue during the freedom movement.

(+) State-subsidised education has succeeded in producing an elite which is world-class. However, state-subsidised _basic education_ is non-existent in many places, and literacy rates have been slow to grow nationally.

(-) Excessive regulations have stymied industry, and led to massive corruption. The regulatory codes in India are needlessly complex and stringent. Many people opt to bribe out than comply, it is much cheaper that way.

Overall, it has taken India more or less along a path of progress and is less of a mess than others think it is (see Hans Rosling's informative presentations for this). But, Indians feel frustrated because we feel the pace of progress should be much more.
This is what I was thinking. People seem to think of climate change as something like a tornado or something. Sea level, for example, rises so slowly that you can simply abandon the land on the coast that we start to lose and keep expanding inward. The easily flooded areas from more potent storms will probably be abandoned, too, over time. It won't be fun, for sure, but I don't see civilization falling any time soon.

It's not like an event labeled "climate change" is going to hit us next Thursday and we're suddenly going to be reduced to roving bands of survivors who will be wishing they had signed up for that survival training class yesterday.

I'd worry more about getting our government officials to put more resources into disaster preparedness than I would how to start a fire or how best to lead a band of frightened survivors.
Agreed. The world is trending towards an internet that's split up between the different countries. There are some technologies that can counter that (ie check my bio) but it'll be an uphill battle imo.
Source, BSidesLV presentation on Brain-Machine Interfaces:
- for those in the know (basically, a bunch of PhD labs and a few private companies, small network of people), FB's efforts with this have achieved `read` capabilities, and the thought is they have have achieved `write`.
With Danish it really depends where in Denmark the speaker is from. I usually have a hard time understanding anything at all, but some accents are funny sounding but understandable.

As a (non-fluent) Spanish speaker I get a similar experience hearing Portuguese, the words sound similar but different and the speaker sounds slightly drunk.

Greek sounds very close to Spanish but none of the words mean anything, it's really weird :)
Kik is killing its messaging app to focus on cryptocurrency
Thanks chasing, the problem may be what rolltiide mentioned - I'm not 100% sure whether Jim just can't establish a new company without me
conversation here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21058107
As I stated, demo and then GST.

Further, remember that 5 Rs biscuits are not being bought.

This means that other more expensive things like perhaps medicine were already casualties when that news hit the airwaves.

This means Discretionary spending is likely dead.

To give you context of how bad this is- remember that india survived multiple oil crisis, the 2008 global meltdown and more- without similar damage.

We’ve at most been hurt by the rise of fuel costs - I remember the BJP staying that ONGC was unprofitable when they were the opposition - that was because of the cost of buying fuel from abroad.

The other thing that hurts India has been the price of onions.

However we have not really faced a crisis of this nature.

This is not like what we have had to face before.

People should be paying close attention to rural demand.

Rural demand is the leviathan beneath the surface of the sensex/nifty and the organized sector.

You should be looking at headlines with a laser focus on rural demand and the monsoon impact on crops.
> You are right, what nature actually cares greatly, is about exponential population growth with no regard for future sustainability.

Perfect, I was waiting for you to say this. Now I have the chance to educate you (which should have been done by your "superior western education" but anyway).

Read these articles and you will find that exponential growth is a myth. We are already close to replacement levels. The population is high in India and China only because of historic reasons - they are one of the most fertile lands on the planet.

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

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

Then watch this video to understand the real trends in population growth.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezVk1ahRF78

Great! You finally rid yourself of these myths.
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You have a point that radio ads are less hostile and invasive than more targeted advertisement, but that argument feels a bit like "It's less defensible to resist a stabbing, because it's better than getting shot"

Resisting psychological manipulation by entities that don't want the best for you remains highly defensible.

Media creators want what's best for the hand that feeds them.

Both advertisers and mediums that host advertisements are subjecting me to messages that are intentionally designed to influence my behavior, often in ways that 1) I did not ask for, and would not elect given a choice 2) are misleading 3) are interruptive or otherwise undermine the utility of whatever I'm watching/listening to.

There's a similar justification/motive outlined on the main site https://www.adblockradio.com/en/
>religion needs less restrictions

lukewarm religions are dying out. It's atheism or a religion that makes demands -- and the atheists are not reproducing.
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They had demos online. Unless they faked those
The path to profitability for Uber and Lyft looks more like a dead end
It’s going on your arm not brain