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For the longest time I have used capistrano to deploy my projects on VPS from Cloud providers. It served me well but wasn't as convenient.

At the start of this year I joined hands with Chris on https://hatchbox.io to work on cost effective deployment service. We are putting together all the deployment best practices we've learned over the years into this product in a cost effective way.
That's pretty misguided.

It's team chat that is toxic, not /all chat.

/all chat is typically full of jokes and banter. Your opponent is not going to flame you for making what they think is a mistake.

In fact /all chat can offset negative interactions you have with your team. It's not uncommon for someone from one team to give angry members of the other a "reality check" from an unbiased position, usually ending any toxicity right there.
Well, the contents of the commit is a patch plus metadata. They point to a parent commit, and layer themselves in the tree.

The problem would be if a clone doesn't fetch the new version of the patch and generates a new commit that would conflict with the modified commit. You're changing the base all the future diffs are based off of. It might just jumble the source essentially corrupt the file, but I'm not sure.
You know it’s funny because I’m looking into using the JSON type for spanner. Is that comparable to JSONB
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perhaps i misheard it, but i literally heard the 95% for over-65s figure this morning on the radio, which seemed to be quoting the cdc (but again, it didn't have my full and undivided attention). the difference could also be first dose vs. 'fully vaccinated'.
> Google maps (not sure the replacement to that is).

Try HERE WeGo: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.here.app.m...

It’s not quite as polished as Google Maps, but I use it as my primary maps app and have mostly not been disappointed.
is sre at google just a maintenance team? what do they do then?
While I appreciate the articles thrust, I think any article which compares any other country to America fails to recognize that a weirdly high percentage of Americans seem to have a distinct distrust in government.

It was exaggerated in this pandemic because the person whom that group has come to place a lot of trust in (Trump) was telling them that they shouldn't listen to anyone but him, and that everything was fine.
First of all not all kinds of discrimination are bad. What about small vs. large schools (cultural exposure/social skills)? What about exceptional programs/colleges that are relevant to a given job posting? They’re not the rule, but these are examples of factors that could be relevant to a given position.

I’ve also never heard of anyone living in a really nice house or neighborhood for free because they’re a great neighbor, but I’ve definitely heard of, and met, students from very challenging backgrounds who were granted the opportunity to go to school for free and subsequently reaped the benefits of using it for self-promotion on their resume during their job search. Maybe if potential employers were running around asking, “How much of your own money/your family’s money did you use to pay for college?”, I think you could have a point here but otherwise I’m not seeing it.
You need a little bit of carbon to make carbon steel, but the vast majority of the coke is used for heat and producing a reducing atmosphere to reduce the ore. Both of those can also be done with a process using Hydrogen.
Apparently some just gamble that by having some instances of every time, they won't all go down:

"However, your cloud provider can pull these virtual machines out from under you at any time without notice (because someone else is willing to pay more). So how do you lower the probability of losing all of your instances to nearly zero? Cloud providers generally need to have a large buffer of capacity and they have many different virtual machine configurations with different CPU and memory sizes. So, don’t just spin up virtual machines of a single configuration type, spin up lots of them from many different configuration types!"

https://blog.comma.ai/scaling-for-10x-user-growth/

I'm not sure if they still have a fallback of traditional instances.
Been at it for 39 years. Still love it.
No, because the sagas document meeting the indigenous people of Vinland.
And there's always `/mute enemy` to mute all emotes and chat messages from the enemy in that game.
I was mainly referring to this:

> Anecdotally, the liberals I know seem much more open to the science behind the COVID vaccine and I don't know any of them who didn't get the shot.

IME, this is because liberals are highly fractured based on race and class. The democratic party is composed of several groups that rarely intermix and often have competing interests. For example, large numbers of white liberals have few black liberal friends. This is not a value judgement, it's a description of how the world is.]
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I run a small CI system which starts relatively beefy preemptible instances for jobs. Normally those instances are terminated by the job scheduler as soon as there's nothing more to do. But it's a great peace of mind knowing they can't run for more than 24h if my job scheduler screws something up for whatever reason. I see it as a feature rather an a limitation for my use case.
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I'm not sure what you are referring to with terms like "innocent", "crime", "compulsion" etc when the topic is a covid vaccine.

I don't know why everyone's up in arms about this particular vaccine. Kids around the world are given vaccines for polio, diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, measles, tuberculosis, hepatitis B, hiaemophilus influenza type b (Hib), diarrhea, smallpox etc.

Why is everyone up in arms about this particular vaccine, esp. when the mRNA based ones don't even have any part of the virus? I can't think of any reason other than stupid/criminal politicians on the right using whatever slogans they can to influence their sheeple to maintain their foothold. Jeez.
I was going to make this suggestion too.

While we are making suggestions, here's two more:

* pop-up with location name when hovering over a fingerprint.

* adjust colours in temperature scale to personal taste. And/or adjust temperature range in each category (my freezing cold may be another person's chilly).
Even with WFH meeting once or twice a month for a meeting works great. Lunch hour and afternoon traffic isn't as bad as rush hour.

I'd say the vast majority of meetings I'm in we are looking at code or documentation anyway so video calls work the best anyway. But I look forward to when using something like VRChat is a viable option as well.
I mean, you could see this coming from a mile away. I don't think it's going to be too long before we see boston dynamics bipedal robots utilised in a similar fashion.
You are mostly right that team chat is more toxic than all, but I’ve seen all chat be very toxic on a regular basis.
There's a lot of content on their site as well as the certification materials: https://developer.huawei.com/consumer/en/activity/1016238948...

I can't really think of a better overview than that, though.

I'd say it's not unique, most similar to AWS. There's a lot of things moving constantly, so instead of updating text documentation, the "table of contents" is the certifications. They maintain their experts to ask questions on whether an API or service exists to do X. There's a lot of automated stuff to scale, like labs and tutorials, and their marketing is very similar too.
And therefore opt-in to a Astro-Turf ran by people like Shellenberger and financed by a highly corrupt industry which sees their end coming? I mean...seriously...you could have at least watch the video above. It shows that even the involved scientists are lying to you but you didn't and instead you've went for this exchangeable phrase which could come out of a MAGA speech.

This is the nuclear band wagon in a nutshell.
This wasn’t an evolutionary change of best practices. This was waffling from one extreme to another, then back again. When you do that, people will lose confidence in leadership.

Everything I wrote above condemns authorities not because they didn’t have the best solution from the start, but by all appearances never had a solution at all. Additionally, one party by my observation spent more time trying to exploit the pandemic for political power gains rather than treating it as a problem to solve.
The bit about uniqueness seems like a good way to get happily boring, yet otherwise professional people to spiral into an identity crisis.

The dichotomy as presented is IMO a good one to question; for example we could guess that "experienced engineering team player" would play better than "team player" for an engineering team position. So what else is out there that's not going to require uniqueness in past position, yet offers promise in writing?

(Also did Acme Games have only one employee, or...? Otherwise this unique-to-you perception seems a bit inequitable)
From my experience, the problem is the lamination of the NZ ones, causing refraction and making it hard to scan. I find that even at the right distance I have to move my phone left and right until the light isn't reflecting
This meme is completely unrelated to your article but it brought a smile to my face, and I clicked the article as a result. From there I found your web scraping article, which is timely given the recent discussions around web scraping on HN. Thanks!
If you are intent on finding offensive meanings you will be able to regardless of if they are there or not.

It's pretty clear that "seems" means that obesity seems to be a US problem unless you start looking at demographics, where similar demographics in different countries have the same rate of obesity (e.g. white people in the US, Australia, and Canada) and demographics in the same country have different rates of obesity (e.g. in the US blacks, whites, and Hispanics all have different rates of obesity).

I was not denying that the US is obese, to the extent that it is. I was explaining that it is not "American culture" that is the issue. Multiple groups that share "American culture" have different rates of obesity and groups that don't share American culture do share obesity rates.
In the 80's and 90's, how often did you go to Dolores park? After dark? You didn't if you knew any better, because it was dangerous. It was dangerous for different reasons than threaten the city now though. There were gangs that controlled territory, in ways that you only hear about in movies these days.

Gentrification has its issues, and San Francisco's certainly has its share issues, but lets not see the city's past through rose-colored lenses.
Yea I agree with this. Ever looked at an executive calendar? All day meetings. That’s almost all they do. Relationships are critical, so of course they’d prefer in person.

The problem is imposing that view on everyone, forgetting their individual contributor roots
Really great video; rare to see someone set up a whole (virtual) network just to make a youtube video like that.
It's kind of amazing that you can mostly get by with the same 10 languages that were popular 10 years ago.
I don't see the Herman Cain Award subreddit as a "place to vent frustration". I see it as an orgy of shadenfreud and a place to mock the dead, no matter how people try to spin it.
I'd think that for code, typing them is more effective than writing?
Ain’t nobody got time for that!

Maybe the report can come in 1x per week. Not fully remote but a lot more flexibility than full on office.
“requiredDuringSchedulingIgnoredDuringExecution” .. wow, what an epic length for a configuration option!
Default export itself isn’t the misfeature. Mixed named/default exports is. There are several use cases/patterns where a single export is common (though because of the same concerns you raise, and others, I tend to use a single named export anyway).
RE Google maps, /e/OS ships with this: https://www.magicearth.com/

I've found it to be more than good enough. There's also various OSM based apps:

https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Android_ap...
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That's the only proper response, really. You love to see it.

I'll never understand braindead school administrators whose response is "throw the entire CFAA book at them" for kids who do the most harmless sort of "hacking". I mean, they're literally 16-year-olds. How disconnected from reality does one have to be to think that police/legal action is appropriate for this type of stuff? It's like they're specifically trying to ruin lives and create criminals/blackhats.

Edit: And something I remembered while scrolling this thread... it's particularly disappointing when it's the actual IT staff who get mad and threaten to press charges. Like, sure, if it's a 60-year-old secretary who's worried about you starting WWIII by whistling into a payphone, that's just ignorance, that's one thing. But IT people ought to know enough about security/"hacking" to see how ridiculous they're being... just sad.
> The CDC says that the covid IFR for the 65+ cohort is 9%, not 20%.

It seems you did not noticed that the data I presented was provided by the CDC.

https://data.cdc.gov/NCHS/Provisional-COVID-19-Deaths-by-Sex...

Your misconception is that you've tried to compare apples to oranges, as you tried to compare IFR estimates with death/infection ratio, which aren't the same thing at all.

Nevertheless, I'm sure no one would make the mistake of interpreting a 10% IFR as being negligible, thus even with that contrarian nitpicking the point still stands.
According to a YouTube video (Decaying oil tanker may soon cause one of the largest oil spills ever | DW News) [1] it looks like the box is too much to the south and west.

It's an interesting video which provides a bit of context.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0fpv9IzZAY
Seconded, I don’t know a single engineering colleague who has left the Bay Area. I maintain communication with dozens of my current and former colleagues. Maybe I am just in some weird bubble, but I am about as average as they come so I have a hard time believing that.
A meteorite is "formed" when disparate elements in gaseous form coalesce into solid masses, which then accrue into a larger solid mass. Larger objects will undergo further processes, such as gravitational differentiation (forming layers of denser materials nearer the core) and become more spherical (again, due to gravity).

The actual process from gas to final rock takes a much shorter time of span than has passed since it occurred. Thus, we can say that the whole process happened 4.4 billion years ago without there being much importance to e.g. the gas coalescing into microscopic grains 4.4832 billion years ago and the near-final shape of the object being established 4.3681 billion years ago.
Here is discussion [1] on the issue on the Git mailing list at the time with some useful context WRT git. Unsure what current status is. Git 2.29 Had experimental support for sha256.. not sure what it’s current status is, but that was a year ago.

[1] https://marc.info/?t=148786884600001&r=1&w=2
Are you being serious? It's a known fact that meteorites travel many many times faster than sound!
> That's pretty misguided.

Seems to about sum up Riot's management these days.
typeof null should be "null", just how typeof undefined is "undefined"

it is an implementation bug of netscape, null was represented by the zero pointer and objects where tagged pointer with a tag of zero, so when reading its tag null looked like an object.

there are solutions as x == null, x === null, and Object(x) == x allow you to check for null|undefined, null, and object values, but typeof null being "object" is purely a specification bug that it is too late to change.
Thanks for the recommendations folks! :)
>The idea that a blockchain with thousands of nodes requires redemption from some historical act seems to ignore the very nature of how it functions at a protocol level.

And the idea that it doesn't seems to ignore reality as a whole. Ethereum already had thousands of nodes running when the DAO scandal was perpetrated, that didn't change a thing.

As for your second statement, it stinks of a bag holder grasping at straws. There is zero credibility in the project after the DAO scandal. But you are welcome to convince yourself otherwise.
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You gotta realize we're discussing Google and you're talking about things which should hopefully be fairly obvious.

And while reducing deps makes sense to any developer experienced enough to have been bitten hard by it, Google faces the problem that due to its size there will be lots of highly specialized code dealing with issues that would too trivial for nearly any other businesses to bother extracting out into dependencies. You should always make things as simply as they can be and no simpler. At Google's scale simple things will be necessarily highly complicated and specialized.

You're also still talking about issues of concern to you which don't have any bearing at all on monorepo-vs-manyrepo. Fewer deps are clearly better in either model.
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I dunno, at this point "LOL toxic" is such a meme that it's probably a reasonable barrier to entry for folks,so they're probably trying to address that. And "sometimes fun" isn't enough to get over "usually not fun".

And it isn't entirely unreasonable, I thought the toxicity was overstated until I tried league, and my first game I got yelled at and called various slurs for not playing right, same for the next 2 games I played until I quit forever (because there are other fun games, sure that was years ago but why bother trying again when I can just play X), and that was from my own teammates (in wood tier), not even the other team.

Anecdotal for sure, but I suspect not terribly unusual if not that fast, and from the player side it's less "I'm offended" and more "huh, I could just play anything else". Especially if dealing with the toxicity is opt-out rather than opt-in, or gives the player fomo, like an option to disable all chat would implicitly be/do.

Edit: I replied to this one because it made the most context sense, but it's not really a direct agreement or refute of anything in the parent
Reminds me of Ringworld by Larry Niven. Early in the book, the notoriously paranoid alien is outside and stressed about the odds of being hit by a meteorite.
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So I'm working on a New Tab replacement extension for Chrome, and it already works for me personally, but I'm curious - what do hackers use New Tab for? Did you settle with your browser's defaults? Did you customize it? Do you use any URL as a start page? What is it made of?
Funny thing is that you can already disable /all chat, and it is disabled by default.

> All Chat is automatically disabled when you first download League.[1]

[1] https://support-leagueoflegends.riotgames.com/hc/en-us/artic...
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Defaults.

> Do you use any URL as a start page?

Tabs from previous session, with no additional start page.
This suites the paternalistic approach style by Riot.

On the other side, Dota2 having a player allchat a triggering "?" in a pro match is one of the most epic moments.
How do they get through the auditing?

If I'm looking at a PR which contains a hash collision with code that does a `sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root /` and I don't accept the malicious code, the hash collision becomes irrelevant.
I never really played LoL but that was my experience with Dota 2 - with the exception of the end of the game when the enemy team might well flame you if you're doing badly.
That's part of it.

I am also saying that there needs to be a system of incentives, that then, produces, organizational/hiring practices that favor non-tool-specific employment process.
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> A simpler fix for me would've been give the users the option to hide/deactivate the all chat.

B-but they can already do that, and it is disabled by default.

> All Chat is automatically disabled when you first download League.[1]

[1] https://support-leagueoflegends.riotgames.com/hc/en-us/artic...
what constitutes significant user base?
sorry IC means integrated circuit to me, what is it in workplace terminology ?
There are more places to live and work on this planet than big cities.
Interesting how everyone talks about supermemo and anki, but even the supermemo founder gives some tips for before you put it in there:

http://super-memory.com/articles/20rules.htm

Rule 1 (and 2 and 3) state you have to understand it well before you can memorize it, otherwise it's a waste of time.

The others are mnemonic techniques or ways you can split complex information into chunks.
In this case, as a photographer, I think the answer is YES, for most of people a smartphone is enough, absolutely it will not replace a EVIL camera with FF sensor for the amateur photographer but this is only a small fraction of the market.

For the future I see the "pro cameras" that will use larger sensore (larger than FF), more machine learning and connected features etc... but those cameras will be only a small fraction of the market, 80/85% will be cameras inside of the smartphone with a lot, a lot of machine learning on the photos, less user interaction of more computational photography.
to start, here is what I currently have: https://postimg.cc/SjZ2YhW1
Goodbye! Enjoy complaining somewhere else, the value of living in the bay more than makes up for any of these issues.
Yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28825820
French reactors can adjust their power outputs in 30 minutes between 100% and 20% their nominal power rating. I think we are actually the only country doing this.
(EDF: "In France, a nuclear power plant is able to ramp up or down between 100% and 20% of nominal power in half an hour, and again after at least two hours, twice a day.", source https://hal-edf.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-01977209/document bottom of page 4)
The QLD ones suffer the same issue. I imagine not as bad. But anecdotally the plain paper codes scan as fast as you want. The laminated ones you have to move the camera about to make sure there is no glare interfering with the image
Yes we go again, because that is your personal opinion.

I haven't seen Dan complaining about it.