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Lets do it
Please help me to launch a kickstarter/indigogo project. I can't do it bc I'm in asia. it's about how to induce out of body experience. bc i know exactly how to do it and everyone can do it. we use your credit card and once it successful, you can come to my country & let's practice it together. and send the secret to backer.

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If you have an Android phone I'll suggest you to try the app called Series Guide: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.battlelanc...
I use it exactly for that purpose.
According to the page you can sync the info with https://trakt.tv/ (so maybe you're more interested in it than the app) but I found the app really handy, you finish an episode and you flag it on the app, that's it!
As the number of logins per core increases the login latency with these functions increases fairly quickly.
Interesting article, something I have given thought several times as well. I agree a fully decentralized approach is a more fundamental and a harder problem than is often assumed and one that is still actively researched in academia.

A few interesting efforts that I rarely see mentioned in this context may add to your opinion on the matter:

- the creator of Kademlia, Petar Maymounkov, has been working on a successor on and off for years, his site offers some context and in 1 of his own comments there are a couple of pointers to his currents efforts in this area, you'll find it from here if you're interested, updates are a bit scattered throughout different media and time :)

- another field that is not that fundamentally different in what it wants to achieve is 'content centric networking' which is advocated by PARC and is backed by some of the oldschool networking guys/researchers. A wikipedia page is here but i don't really like it:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Named_data_networking

A presentation by Van Jacobsen of PARC on the subject can be seen here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zOLrQJ5kbU

the talk seems intended for a low tech audience at first and i can imagine staying concentrated is hard here but imo the talk does deliver.

The problems these two encounter and are trying to solve are of a different nature than what I see in most projects - which i think often get entangled in nonfundamental problems and eventually ending up in a unrecoverable mess because these fundamental issues were never addressed, because it's hard and may be impossible currently... In my opinion cooperation/adaptation in lower osi layers will be needed to achieve the efficiency, security and decentralization you mention, single purpose application may be easier to get away with. Whether this will ever be able to happen or not is maybe more a geopolitical discussion than a technical one, complicated stuff, we'll see :)
It's only when you _badly_ want to forego the need for centralized trust that decentralized solutions begin to make sense. There's a large cost to decentralization, which is why Bitcoin isn't nearly as interesting as a mere payments innovation, vs. a distributed economic system that operates outside the purview of the State. Calling Bitcoin a "payments innovation", while technically true, completely glosses over its fundamental value. [1]

[1] http://cointelegraph.com/news/112183/bitcoins-political-neut...
You're presuming a perfect market where the most economically efficient organisation will win. There is no guarantee that our current economy is like that.
Forgot to add the url for Petar's site, tried the edit function but it seems to be broken?

Here it is: http://www.maymounkov.org/kademlia
I am well aware other countries have racism problems. I pointed out USA because a lot of people here are for USA, and it's a got a great example of skin colour only racism.
Contentful - https://www.contentful.com - Berlin, Germany (VISA)

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So that name didn't go waste it seems!
Crypto is outlined over here: https://github.com/irungentoo/toxcore/blob/master/docs/updat...
The upgrade process is fairly simple and as always there is FreeBSD Handbook page available that describes this: http://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/pkgng-intro.html

The ports system still exists, tracking of the installed ports is now done by the pkgng system.

The new package manager (pkg) only install binary packages, if you want to use source and binary, you have to use something like portupgrade.
Maybe the TV host didn't challenge him because his comments are already so backward and idiotic as to not need further emphasis.

I'll give you a better explanation: the TV host didn't challenge him because it never happened. The "expert" (another journalist, in fact) never suggested to "physically eliminate about 1.5 million of civilians of Donetsk and Luhansk regions that are not able to fit in Ukrainian Nation" or anything close to it.
own hetzner dedicated server + thunderbird
Show HN: All the video crowdsourcing options – good answer
I agree, that would definitely be the best option. The money could've been allocated to transit improvements which would likely diffuse some of the congestion growth. $3bn would buy you an awful lot of transit.
Original title:

J002E3 - piece of Apollo 12 returned
to Earth orbit after 31 years

That was much, much more useful and informative.
I lift weights. Used to listen to Death Metal. But mostly, I've learned that it's not really necessary. Just makes us feel powerful, recently started meditating with teh Headspace app and that works a lot better.
ORM-like?
Gmail and Fastmail, both in Mail.app on my mac and iPhone
Part of a larger Eco-system which also includes many middle sized (family) firms and a banking culture focused on supporting such firms trough thick and thin.

But yes, enforcing the voice of the worker in the Board is likely to be a major win all round for Anglo-Saxon English companies. One I would happily support.
"(...) a concept that the Swarthmore University psychologist Barry Schwartz would then popularize and rename as the paradox of choice."

Last time I checked, there is no such a thing as "Swarthmore University": Barry Schwartz is affiliated with Swarthmore College instead [1,2,3].

Might seem pedantic, but the New Yorker of yore would never let such a slip --online or not. Such editing.

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Paradox_of_Choice:_Why_More...

[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barry_Schwartz_(psychologist)

[3] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swarthmore_College
In the UK, employee or customer owned businesses are a mixed bag. We have some very good ones (John Lewis, Nationwide) and some bad ones (the Co-op group).

I think whether or not a business is employee owned is less important for success than it having a good and capable management team.
I probably won't develop/code (others will do)so don't mind about learning things.
I thought will be the best choice GOlang instead of NodeJS cause it's native and have better support than NodeJS for "multithreading".Am i wrong?
I've used crosstool-ng as recently as 8ish months ago, so I will agree: it's not even remotely next-to-impossible but instead very very possible, and, I'd venture to say, almost easy.
The current version is free in several senses, though not all at the same time. The sources to OpenMusic itself are libre (GPL), and the OpenMusic binaries made available for download are gratis (they are self-contained and don't require your own copy of LispWorks). But you do need a copy of LispWorks to build your own binaries. It's free software, but depends on a proprietary compiler.

I believe the main LispWorks dependency is on the GUI toolkit. There have been some porting efforts to SBCL/GTK in the past, but afaik none have been completed.
I would agree - I would be horrified to find people down voting because they disagreed with a statement of position or opinion.

Downvotes indicate the comment is not part of a constructive conversation. We all want to find places where we can be heard and part of that price is listening to others. If you can't do both, you can't be part of a conversation.
I feel like a "freetard" "greybeard" "basement-dweller" (insert-your-own-pejorative-here) saying this, but: yet another reason why I will never ever base my livelihood on a closed ecosystem. Open source is certainly not a panacea, but needing to do something like this is just ridiculous.
I think the article does a poor job of explaining why factories are generally not coop. When you have 1 employee = 1 vote, you can't sell (a significant amount of) capital to external entities. This leaves you with borrowing money, for which you can't use a significant amount of capital as a collateral.

That leaves the coops mostly to sectors that are not capital intensive (mostly service and retail).

There is a bit of a trend currently in France around employee-owned companies. One of the most visible is a restaurant in Paris ("le Temps des Cerises", we know we're in dangerous communist territory just by the name).

I know a coop where the employees/owners take personal credits to buy the headquarters.
People interested by this post may also look for papers on (hybrid) synchronous programming languages and their "clock typing" / scheduling. I'm on my phone right now so I won't list links but keywords are (in the random order in which they pop in my mind): Lustre, Esterel, Zelus, SCADE, Modelica, scheduling, clock typing, ReactiveML, synchronous programming, embedded real time systems.
Just excellent.
Great user interface, simple and efficient.

What is the rating and vote count based on?
IMDB? RottenTomatoes?

Maybe an option to sort the list would be useful.

Edit:

The search for key words work a bit unexpected.

Typing a title, for example "Things We Lost in the Fire", returns many seemingly random movies, but not the movie actually named "Things We Lost in the Fire"

Maybe a sort based on the Levenshtein distance could be used to sort the result when seraching on key words?
Obama admits CIA 'tortured some folks'
Ansible playbook to deploy Kippo on multiple hosts with central logging
At the risk of painting myself in a negative light: I drink. I go out with friends, throw back some tasty cocktails/beer/Scotch/wine, and vent about my day/week/whatever.

Depending on my mood, I'll either be one-on-one/two/three with a few close friends and lay it all out, or go out with a larger group and just use the alcohol to take my mind off things.

Healthy? Jury's still out. Effective? Yup.
as OS i think the best choice would be CentOS 6/7
Ubuntu i don't think is good as server,cause it's usually full of st and the "random" broken apt-get it's a pain in the a.
Arch it's too bleding-edge.
*BSD i don't know nothing about.
Windows...no.
Ride road bike for at least 3 - 4 hours at moderate to just below time trial pace. This will exhaust you, normalize your hormones, improve your mood (high from endorphins), reduce your stress, and reduce your aggression levels (adrenalin) etc. Eat to recover and feel great for at least couple of days.

This is also better than indoor exercise because of the long sun and fresh air exposure.

I have been doing this (cycle every day) for 24 years now. And nothing else does it for me better than this.
Inundate myself with trivial/simple mundane tasks until I can no longer think. Their is a world of crap to be done.
Turning the TV channel controller knob to channel 3 during commercial breaks in order to get a few seconds of programming time, since the rest of the family is watching a show.
I don't post often on HN, but today couldn't resist. Just tested Utox on Windows as well as Toxy, also on Windows. Both programs are totally inaccessible for people using a screenreader and I'm quite sure as well for people using things like speech recognition.

Utox seems to be C++ and a GUI framework I didn't look into. Toxy is .NET+WPF... two different stacks, but two inaccessible programs. I'm quite sure the developers didn't write inaccessible software deliberately, but this makes me wonder if we need either:

1. Inform developers better about accessibility
2. Fix tooling: warn/error if you don't label your elements etc
3. All of the above...

To give this post some more context, earlier this week I looked at Stellar... their web client is inaccessible. Earlier this week Wunderlist released a version 3... iOS app is nearly inaccessible. Earlier this week I finally wanted to give Foursquare's new Swarm app a shot... inaccessible. Do you see the pattern? I'm sorry for ranting about this, but imagine some random app update did stop the app from working and only displayed a black screen, you would be annoyed at least.
You life has all the ingredients for an excellent story: passion and enthusiasm, a long and hard struggle for the subject of your passion, multiple unexpected turns and finally, sweet, sweet success :)
Three Myths About the Brain
BioMotionLab – Demo
Ownership is basically antithetical to the core concept of Marxism.
play with the dogs, woodworking, work on a greenfield app, play video games with friends (something non-compete [unless I know I'll beat them :P])
They are quick to respond up until the point where you've paid. But, their interest drops off pretty steeply after that point.

Thanks, you just saved me 2k. Please write up a blog post, you may save others.
I run.
Robot Learns To “Walk Off” An Injury
There should be (or is there already?) a script that automatically downloads an issue and its conversation in text or JSON format and commits it so the data/archive is in the git repo.
Show HN: StashNotifier
You know what's really hilarious? I still use Second Life sometimes, which at the time received a certain amount of mockery because people were in effect using a huge, bloated 3D application for text chat. Thanks to the wonders of modern web technology, everyone's caught up in the bloat department so that Second Life's not actually much more RAM and CPU hungry than alternative options for text chat. Even though it's streaming and rendering a whole 3D virtual environment in real time.
Running, fixing up the car and/or bike if it's needed, sketching, and actually biking all work for me.

And drinking with friends, but not in ridiculous excess.
Do you really need to do something "after" if you earn 450k$/yr for few years?

In an ideal work I'll probably take that job, ask for 80% part-time and use the remaining 20% of the time to maintain my brain active :)

BTW in my previous companies (banks) we were using banking software running on AS/400 (and DB2) and interfacing from IIS/SQL Server via OLEDB for querying the data / executing stored procedures. Actually the service was hosted, but I'm quite sure the AS/400 developers were taking 1/10 of that amount... ;)
While technically true, you can somewhat simulate relational data. It would be interesting to see if any object-relational impedance mismatches are addressed.

Keep in mind languages evolve over time and definitions change ;)
I had many of the same issues. Eventually settled on http://picturelife.com/ which has been perfect for me since I started using it. Haven't looked back.

Even has Lightroom integration so you can do all your tagging and whatnot there before you upload.
So, This is pretty cool, however, one thing that I noticed: Addresses are per device. Skype lets you have one name and messages and calls come to all your devices, but as far as I see, Tox is one address per device.
Nintendo games all have manuals, they're just not physical. For example, if you put a 3DS Game Cart into a 3DS, there's a Manual button to bring up a nice HTML-style manual.
Coops & employee stakes have worked a lot of places, and should be tried more often – but it's clearly not best for everywhere, all the time, or it'd already be a universal practice.

United Airlines became majority employee-owned in 1994 – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_United_Airlines#Emp... . Was it the best airline by any measure from then, until its 2002 bankruptcy?

Chrysler was majority-owned by a UAW retirement trust for a period starting in 2009... until Fiat finished buying out that stake earlier this year. Was 2009-2014 an "everybody wins" period for Chrysler?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABfDK1ludng
France also has democratically elected woker councils. It's no guarantee for succes.

France on the other hand has had a minimum wage for a long time and a 35 hour work week. To me it isn't so clear who is doing a better job.

But clearly French unions are not afraid of confrontation.
Marxism is just a way of viewing the world but public ownership of the means of production is exactly what socialism is. Workers owning everything was the very founding idea. There are other marxism-inspired ideologies, like syndicalism, which are even closer to what coops try to establish within the market economy.
Drinking with friends is a pretty acceptable thing to do. Can't see how it would paint you in a negative light.
IIRC Wii's CPU is a faster GameCube CPU, but the Wii U one is totally new, so the Wii U includes a Wii CPU.
You'd think that until you look at sales stats and see how few people buy comic books compared to the number that watch the movies:

http://www.comichron.com/monthlycomicssales/2014/2014-06.htm...
lol, when I was younger I learned that you can't use names like "fuckitdb" in front of customers / business stakeholders. Some better known software packages have also changed their names: FCKeditor, Testacular
Could you use that system as a connection point to the bitcoin network?

Would the bitcoin network then be able to check for any double spending shehenigans while I am using that node? That way I only have to trust it until I can get a message from the bitcoin network crying foul that some double spending has happened.
Wrong. Check Wikipedia or any of his writings. He is clearly not Marxist. Anarchism is fundamentally incompatible with Marxism, because it lies on the other side of the vertical axis in the political compass (politicalcompass.org). 'He later described his discovery of anarchism as a "lucky accident", allowing him to become critical of other radical left-wing ideologies, namely Marxism-Leninism.'
Silicon Ivy: How Cornell Is Prepping Young Entrepreneurs
Http://nautil.us/blog/99-problems-and-a-wild-gecko-space-orgy-is-just-one
> is going to make traffic worse

Is it? According to some, making more lanes makes traffic worse, according to some others, making less lanes makes traffic worse, so which is it? Can you ever make traffic less worse?
Drawing and laying in bed doing literally nothing/daydreaming. And sometimes aggressive music.
They also destroy capital, German firms (on average) have a marginal Tobin's q of less than 1.
I work developing for the Pi and assuming that any of the SD cards would survive in a Pi environment is just a terrible idea. They get corrupted extremely frequently, both in hardware and filesystem level.
Hardware level is because most brands just don't use chips good enough to handle the IO of a "desktop" OS, even if it's slow like the Pi.
Software level is because the Pi is highly unstable hardware and freezes frequently, plus the tiny micro USB port for powering gets unplugged surprisingly often. Random poweroffs and reboots just asks for corruption on Linux filesystems.
Depends on the mood, but it's either video games or working out. Generally video games work for me if I need to shut down for a while, without distractions. Working out helps re-adjust my mood, likely due to the endorphins and the feeling of accomplishment. My workout is quite broad, I like to kayak, hike, or simply lift weights. Whatever strikes me at the moment....
What's your argument/evidence for that claim? Chomsky has self explicitly said numerous times that he's not a Marxist and prominent Marxists don't consider him to be one of them...
It's completely reasonable. Lack of moderation is the problem, not enjoying oneself.
I grab my copy of Half Life / Half Life 2 and play my favourite levels OR grab my copy of Mass Effect 3 and do the same. Sometimes play airsoft.
Also, Tox is taken as the name of an established test runner in the Python world.
Convertr Lite, a free unit and currency conversion app for iOS coming soon
Very nice work. Funny how as I walked through your write up hit he DB-9 and thought 'overkill', then read the next paragraph to see the same word :)

What a pity about the V5/V6 issue, you're not the only person to be bitten by this:

http://www.rs-online.com/designspark/electronics/tutorial/im...
I don't think the argument from your first two paragraphs holds in the general case, when there are lots of options.

The first reason is that the user doesn't know which choices have been made for them by the developer. Imagining that the developers made good choices is not hard.

The second reason is that when no choice is given the user, then the developer is responsible. If the application works poorly it is the developers fault, and not the users for having clicked a stupid combination of checkboxes. If the user claims the reply will not be a smug reply how they should have read the manual and made better choices.

The third reason is reputation. If you hear good things about a program with little choice, then you know the devloper made good choices for you. If you hear good things about a program with lots of choices, then that may only mean that it works well when you made all of those choices in clever ways.
Of course I might fail to understand the reason :)

First - OM is licensed under GPL (see their website). While the word "open" in the context of GPL can be discutable depending on the view of the gp, that's not a fault of LispWorks.

Second - if not the GPL has been the confusion in the gp, then - to run AND develop for OM no one needs a commercial license of LispWorks (the runtime/compiler/lister/editor are distributed with OM). A professional tool like LispWorks is needed only to recompile OM itself, which is so or so not a hurdle for the gp until he doesn't gain enough knowledge about and experience with OM AND Common Lisp. By the time he gets there, I'm sure - he will either decide that neither OM or Lisp are his things and then again the license is irrelevant - or he will decide to pursue that path in which case the costs for LW are a bargain in comparison to the value one gets. If not OM, but Lisp seems to be something for him at the end - even then he can choose from about a dozen different implementations with different licensing terms from GPL though Open Source up to licenses for tens of tausends per CPU per year.

Third - "open" can be a bit ladden with "free", but it can mean also an "open architecture" or a "development of software open to the public" or whatever. Again - not reading what is written on the website of the OM creators doesn't do good to the gp.

Last - if you or gp mean that one has to bite in every carrot with an engraved "free" on it is serious then... :)

But I started with the idea to help the gp to look deeper before using strong language and less to continue bashing on soft reasoning.

Peace and regards
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What the Coca Cola Company Critics are Missing
Interesting, would you care to elaborate on the machine and what you learned?