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Some organisations don't have this kind of deployment at all. Most software is not web apps running on servers under the control of the development team with a single version in production at any given time.
Whether people work at McDonald's or Uber, or are homeless, everybody should be able to lead lives with dignity.
Disagree. I’m suggesting a better alternative at a contextually relevant time based on personally earned experience.
You don't need humans to moderate the "500 hours of video uploaded to Youtube every minute". Most of those videos get little to no views and are irrelevant, and then most cases of infringement are clear cut enough that automation can deal with them. Most people don't bother to appeal.

The number of cases that actually need manual moderation would be many orders of magnitude smaller.

Imagine a system that works something like the following:

- Users get access to manual dispute resolution by proving their real identity

- Persons with enough obvious violations (i.e. outright piracy with no possible argument of fair use) are barred from the dispute process

- All disputes get sent to human moderators and handled within 24 hours

- There are multiple levels of appeals, starting at appeals to unskilled laborers and ending at appeals to experienced copyright attorneys

- Going to higher levels of appeals requires paying in a nominal fee that is returned if the claim is overturned

- The final level of appeals can decide the case is too unclear and should be handled by the courts as per the DMCA

- Claimants are penalized some nominal fee for overturned claims

How many moderators would that need? It'd be 1,000 at most. Majority of them would be outsourced laborers costing around $20-30k, with a few experienced attorneys costing $200-300k for the final stage of appeals. Total cost $20-30M. That's a lot of money, but still only 0.5% of their actual revenue. Such a system would surely create far more value both to the company and to the world.
You're talking about threat assessment while I'm talking about something slightly different, which is the usefulness of tanks in past (modern) and active conflicts.

Anyway I'm not sold on tomatotomato37's claim that recent levels of American tank investment are unwise, but also don't have enough information to know otherwise.
Tens of thousands of people still regularly walk across continents. The Appalachian trail and pacific trail, for example.
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i'd like to point out that your theory sounds just as reasonable, and the truth will only be found by checking actual FSF sources
I was wondering this too. Thank you for sharing this. I've had a similar idea with https://art42.net and wondering what type of copyright to add. Is this Creative Commons?
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>For what it's worth every Uber ride I've taken I would have taken at double the price

I would have taken a ride at double the price. But, for example, on the rare occasions I've used a ride-share from my house to the airport for personal travel, it's purely been because of price. Were it double the price, I'd just book a private car like I do for business travel.
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Is is really meaningful, as a defence, to say a sentence is grammatically correct, if the meaning is unclear or the style is wretched?

Instead we should ask, if a sentence is unclear and wretchedly wrought, what purpose is served in pointing out its grammatical correctness? That is like admiring a two legged horse.

The author was no doubt under a tight deadline and just bashing it out with even less thought than I give to this post, but nevertheless has an MSc in Journalism (how is that an MSc?) and a BA, and can surely do better.
That was posted in April 2018. Very unlikely there's any relation to this.

Also, the OP added that representatives only see the first 4 characters of a password in plainext. That's still absolutely horrendous and unjustifiable, but not as bad as full plaintext storage.
Well, that's grim. Survivors get damaged lungs and immune system. American healthcare is anticipating profits never seen before.
I'm a fan of "Master is production" , so as soon as a commit is merged into Master it's deployed immediately. That way everyone always has access to what exactly is in production and helps enforce the mindset that anything merged into Master needs to be 100% ready to go.
How would stopping cruises and air travel inhibit healthcare? of course its about slowing progression, that's why its so baffling that international travel has been full speed ahead. its shocking really. hopefully a wake up call about what our priorities are.
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> With our fifth-generation hardware, we’ve simplified the design and manufacturing process so it can be production-ready, and our latest sensors deliver more performance than ever before, at half the cost of our previous generation.

Has LIDAR just gotten that much cheaper?
Most of the contract work is of this nature. The major differentiation between contract worker and employee is "work at will" i.e. there are no expectations for fixed hours indefinitely. If you can't get fired because of not showing up at work, then you are not really employed.
Note well that it will silently send lots of information about your machine and browsing/usage to Google:

https://github.com/netdata/netdata/issues/7366

They added a tiny mention in the installer when I complained, but they still don’t mention how to opt out. The opt out doesn’t disable the spyware in the webpage, either.

I have a patched version (sneak/netdata) on dockerhub, if you like. The issue is that it’s just not that great of a system monitor. Looking at, say, a “last 24h” chart is difficult. It’s a good and pretty replacement for top/htop/iptraf/iotop, but that’s pretty much it. You still need a graphite or prometheus or mrtg/rrdtool ultimately for serious understanding beyond “what happened in the last few minutes”.
That's assuming the other guy doesn't already know he'll get "far more than $4500" by liquidating. (Perhaps there's an offer on the table for a significant multiple of $300k and/or an acquihire, where he's already told the buyer he can sell them 100%?)
Are you kidding? This is hacker news and the topic is Google. I'd say the pitchforks are out, but these days I don't think they ever make it back to the shed.
I nearly always "git rebase -i" before opening a PR, and even after. Squash, re-order, reword FTW. Recently I started using "edit" to split previously squashed PRs back out.

I like presenting and merging tidy changes.
Agreed. Currently it seems though the EU is doing more for limiting vendor lock in than anybody else, let alone consumers.
UTC every where is only good for lazy developers. The benefits to having a general idea globally when the sun rises and sets, when people aren't working, when stores and restaurants are open, etc immediately is so beneficial
Pirate drones? Really? In the real world autonomous systems get hacked and bevome the "pirate" drones themselves. It's quite boring, I know.
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Optimal and ideal for everyone.

>Utc is horrible for anyone who travels or deals with people outside the timezone

What no. Those are the situations where variable timezones are the most annoying because that's when you have to do the most timezone converting. Frequent ambiguity as to which 9pm, having to do math to resolve it in to a time that makes sense relative to you, and that's if it's expressed in a way that lets you do so ie "UTC+2" but more often than not they say "Eastern European Time" like that clears it up for anyone who isn't their next door neighbour. You shouldn't have to turn to google to work out what time someone is trying to say.
Aware of all of this, but we have a need to run things relatively identically in GKE/EKS/AKS and gVisor can't be run in EKS, for example.

We're okay with the waste as long as our software & deployment practices can treat any hosted Kubernetes service as essentially the same.
I find the subject very interesting, but I feel like the author is undermining the argument with every example.

She (?) appears to consider shadows, 3d and other features of skeuomorphic design to be grown up, while more graphic, iconic flat design is childish.

That is a fairly unique interpretation...
> Survivors get damaged lungs and immune system

I'm not sure this is proven, the autopsies are done of people with sever cases and may not apply to everyone else. It would be interesting to see autopsy results of people that had the virus but died of something unrelated.
It's not about whether it's worth it. I have no idea if $73/mo/cluster is more or less than what GKE is worth, but you can't ignore the time-varying aspect of this change. If GCP had started at $100/mo and just announced a price drop to $73/mo, your customers would probably be cheering, even though you'd be charging them the same! They'd be happy about being loyal to you, thankful that your offering gets better over time without asking, etc.

Let me put it another way. Lunch perks at Google are probably worth way more than $73/mo. Googlers would probably not feel too great about having to start paying that amount... Even though it's also worth it, people working hard to prepare food, etc.

It happens time and time again that GCP paints itself in a corner with an unsustainable offering and finds itself in a situation where it has to dent customer trust by hiking prices or retiring products on short notice.

Why?

GCP is in no position to pull this off, competitively. Now doesn't seem like the time to pull unit margins up. Google could do so on ads or with Maps API because it has the best product by far in those areas. But not in Cloud, a market where stability is a feature, and GCP is a late, small player against larger competitors who are giving customers a much more stable product.

It doesn't matter if GKE is the best thing since sliced bread, and keeps getting better — as the CTO of a cloud-based business, you have to decide whether you want to build on it over the long run and take the risk of it becoming super expensive over time; there's not a lot of reassurance that this is even a concern at Google at this point.
The earth being roughly spherical does not mean time zones are needed. Why would it?
This is it exactly.

Thank you.
Ah this must be relatively new. The only documentation I could find or AWS Support Business Support / Lambda team could give me was a link to:

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticloadbalancing/latest/appl...

Which I complained about because it wasn't mentioned as lambda as a target docs. I guess they amended it.
This also happened in 2006. The 'moon' 2006 RH120 stayed with us for about 11 months.
It did work yesterday...
Here's another one: https://www.paypal.com/ca/business/fees

http://archive.is/JMuv3

Would this be applicable only to businesses in Canada?
You expect powershell to be like C#,typescript or python when it is more akin to bash. It is a scripting language specifically designed for a command interpreter.
I would really want the ability to disable network access for a select extension. So an extension can look at the DOM all it wants or read the webpage but can never communicate to the outside world or access the local file system outside of its directory.
Maybe it's time to stop believing big announcements in self-driving cars. I really don't care anymore. You don't need a ton of glossy hype if the product works. But they keep throwing marketing at us.
Ahhh, right. I hadn't read the photo credits on those pics of the core planes. I see now that they are not the ones out of the assembled one you got to examine...

I hadn't worked out just how small everything was.

Thanks for the response!
Data Handling Transparency? Great discussion in terms of how to "regulate" extensions. I feel that it shouldn't technically be that difficult to put in data handling transparency, basically to analyze the code fast and figure out that this extension sends x,y,z data a,b,c servers named/owned by 1,2,3. That would be a start. Google doesn't allow for code obfuscation, controls the code/calls that can communicate with servers and thus can limit it to be easily found and analyzed, and they host all the code so they can analyze each update/extension and provide an automated "data handling transparency" report for each extension (with comments/details filled in, that may be mandatory, from the extension owner).
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Like I said, I'm talking about observable space. Science only talks about things that can be observed (by definition), so as far as science is concerned, we must assume that we are alone in the (observable) universe until further evidence.

What's out there outside the observable universe is fun to speculate about, but it's armchair philosophy, not science. Maybe there's an infinite variety of life and somewhere out there right now Gandalf is wielding a light saber while riding a dinosaur. Maybe we're alone in the universe because the Earth so happens to sit right on the only information complexity singularity in the universe. (We really don't know anything about the information structure of the universe yet; all the "dude, the universe is really big" arguments assume that information is distributed uniformly across the universe, but this obviously doesn't match observed reality.)
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Just to briefly note, the trashcan liner storage thing is actually a bad idea if done like that. The reason why? Sometimes because of defects or rips caused by sharper pieces of trash, followed by kitchen/bathroom liquids accumulating in the same bag as its used, said bag leaks. Having stored the reserve bags inside the same can beneath it, you're now left with a leaky, full garbage bag that soaked not only the easy to clean can but also all the other folded bags, which is a more tedious sort of mess. Better to keep them nearby in a guaranteed dry place.
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What I’d whip my wallet out for is someone to just take care of a k8s cluster and keep the damn thing healthy. Even on cloud managed their a bit of a pita to manage if you are not a devops.
> In your shed example, a builder could contact you and negotiate the price (perhaps the $100 price you set is completely unrealistic).

The argument presupposed that you refuse to negotiate. To say "but you can negotiate" sidesteps the whole thought experiment. You post the job at a fixed price. It's in writing on your posting, "fixed price". A builder accepts it. Or maybe they try to negotiate and you refuse and they do it anyway, or someone else accepts it. Either way someone ends up doing the job at your fixed price. Does the builder now have grounds to sue you for benefits and maybe a pension plan because you don't like haggling?

Anyway I think price negotiation is a bad criterion to use. It is neither necessary nor sufficient to prove anything.
Agreed your history is still linear. But I would suggest your merge commits are perhaps more trouble than they are worth. In commit sequences we prefix almost all commit subjects with the JIRA ticket ID, so the sequenced tickets are quite clearly marked as being related to each other without incurring the merge commit cost.

As for reverting merge commits, I'd rather not personally have to remember the rules as to how to re-apply after the revert (revert the merge revert, then merge the branch again)[1], let alone working on spreading that knowledge losslessly across the organization. This is admittedly something I haven't done much of, but I'd rather revert ~3-9 individual commits, squash the reversion commits (usually with a bit more context on why we're reverting), and push. And it could be scripted. I haven't made a script for it as it doesn't happen that often, but between using rev-parse and a sed script in the GIT_EDITOR environment variable it would be pretty quick.

Having merge commits also means that you have to teach everyone how to view diffs of merge commits, which admittedly isn't that hard, but it is still just one more barrier to know/teach/overcome, and the default behavior of showing a zero-line diff for a no-op merge commit doesn't help.

[1] https://mirrors.edge.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/ho...
The problem I have is, is the limit is less than the limit imposed by Lambda itself. Which is less than the limit imposed by API Gateway.

API Gateway: 10mb

Lambda: 6mb

ALB: 1mb

Yet if your target is an ec2 instance, there's no limit on the load balancer. So IMO the limit for a lambda target should be the limit imposed by Lambda itself. 6mb.
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Is his church bankrupt, too? I'd start there.
Ting comes to mind: https://help.ting.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360030105653-...
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But can't you just go back and reopen that branch? Just because you squash-merge the branch to master doesn't mean you can't keep the branch archived. I have seen where you basically just "rename" the branch (i.e.: make a new branch of the branch and just leave it as-is) to "merged-2020-03-03-BRANCHNAME" or something and then you don't touch it. Meanwhile, your master is a neat and tidy history of features added, tickets finished, and bugs fixed without all of the "fixed the thing I forgot to add" messages that inevitably sneak their way into your git log.
US Boy Scouts have a buddy system when you go swimming. it means that two kids always stay together in the water and keep an eye out for each other.

this is probably a good example of why this system exists.
I love the launch HN texts! The clarity, simplicity and humble style is really outstanding and it’s very consistent across launches.
> You'd need to build out your own infrastructure if you want to deliver videos cost-effectively.

For non-streaming video web-torrent is probably the best attempt I've seen as it offloads bandwidth to the viewers.

However the real problem that is impossible to get around is storage. To run a moderately large site the largest cost is storage as you will be seeding a copy of the video.

The few competitors (which are about <1% of youtube's views) are built quite poorly IMO.

You won't beat youtube by copying it. You need to build something new that addresses many of the short comings.
Levandowski started a Church, around the time shit started to fall around him. I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of his money is hiding there.
> jacking off on nationalism

Please don't comment like this here, regardless of how frustrating you find some other comments.
> While it would be unscientific to simply say that aliens exist, it's plenty scientific to consider the rate of star formation and age, conditions for life around stars, and time it takes to develop intelligent life to say that there is a particular likelihood of there being alien life.

Like I said in another comment below - you're assuming information is distributed uniformly across the universe, which we don't really know and can't assume because it certainly isn't in the solar system.
Oh I look to reddit/HN and hobby forums when I want recommendations, but if I already know I’m going to buy something specific, like a yellow “specific brand” paint for my blood bowl team, I’ll google and look for the cheapest seller.
Caveat: I don't live in a developed nation, 3D scanning every traffic light and signs is a futile effort to enable self driving, at least in the next 5 years. 10 years is really optimistic.

All the hardware and software for self-driving has come down in price, but is anyone developing assistive products / super sensing for human drivers?

I for one would really like:

- seeing farther than my eyes can see, warning any sudden speed changes from cars in front

- automated blind spot warning/augmented side mirrors

- seeing beyond corners in tight intersections

Again, business model probably won't be as lucrative as having a fleet of automated cars, but I can see transport companies equipping these in their human-driven fleet to increase safety/reduce fatigue.
It feels perverse that when Uber's stolen technology killed a pedestrian, nobody was held liable and in fact no charges were pressed and no civil lawsuits were filed. But the person who stole that technology was indicted and is getting financially destroyed.
They're too busy! ;)