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> Keep in mind, that with a proper front for labor to negotiate with firms, compensation is kept at a fair market level.

I have only seen unions bring about a high level of pay for mediocrity, while overpaying for low-skill jobs and underpaying for high-skill jobs.

Go to many union firms and the janitors and the engineers make within a few dollars per hour of each other.

You can recruit janitors off of the street, and their pay (while I argue , should be livable) should reflect that. You can not do the same for engineers or anyone that needs any amount of expertise or training.

However, since unions run on mob mentality, if the engineers want a raise, they have to convince everyone that they all deserve more money.

Are you a rock star, saving or making the company big bucks? Too bad bitch, bonuses are out -- can't show favoritism!

Are you super lazy and only want to do the very basic minimum of your job requirements and not a bit more? Congratulations, unions are for you!

I have never been impressed with a union firm. All of the things that they truly helped with (no child labor, OSHA, minimum wage) are all law now anyway.
What's "at Apache"?

Apache is not a company, it's a foundation, non profit style, founded around the Apache Web Server at first but adding lots of project under the Apache licence. Some where donated to it by commercial companies, others started there.

One of the major sub-projects of the Apache Foundation was a Java based server, called Tomcat, started when Java and Servlets were all the rage, more than a decade ago (1999-2000). It was based on code donated by SUN, and grew very popular fast.

From that, and under the "Jakarta" umbrella, it grew lots of other Java related projects, and this attracted new Java projects in turn.
YMMV, but it's interesting to note that some of these decisions are interrelated: [] and {} are implemented at the reader level and the reader isn't (very) extensible. This makes implementing defn (and by extension a user macro like it) much easier. The same is true of putting the sparring first.

The other thing with the docstring, of course, is that Rich made the decision to only have one docstring on an overloaded function. The docstring/arg order falls straight out of that. OTOH if you've read the docs for "map" recently you may be wondering if that was such a smart decision. For better or for worse, muti-arity overloading that doesn't just do partial application is a big part of modern Clojure.
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If you are in the folder "foo" with no files selected then Cmd-C will copy the address of "/Users/Yourname/foo". You can paste that into the terminal no problem.

If you want to go to a particular path in finder or an open/save dialog, hit cmd-shift-g. Then you can paste your path or use tab completion to get to your directory.
Cmd-c in the current directory copies the current path. Not sure why you would want to just look at the current path.
You haven't provided any supporting arguments. Perhaps you can tell us what the missing context is, or why using that quote means he has no understanding?
C++ is well-understood to not be well-understood.
That part is constructed using a series of 2D sketches with 2D constraints. It is still difficult to create complex assemblies in FreeCAD with 3D constraints between parts (such as aligning two faces of different parts or constraining different parts to the same axis)

An assembly module is being developed which addresses this problem, but it's a recent addition and still has some limitations

FreeCAD is a very good piece of software none the less
Nice idea, I like the name.

Feedback: the UX is difficult to understand, I'd suggest making the interaction clearer: show the buttons, not the side-lines! The font is too thin, to the point of hurting my eyes.
What is Rust bad at?
You can see the path with `defaults` command show path in title bar.
Just capture the title from another source. Spotify is compatible with libre.fm, which is open source.
Just capture the title from another source instead of the title bar. Spotify is compatible with libre.fm, which is open source. I would use that.
Oh sure, but in this particular case it seemed like no-one had thought about the issue that uninitialized textures can be used for snooping screen content, this wasn't mandated by the spec (IIRC).
> why would the Chinese government block it

So far as I remember, Bloomberg reported some taboos about corruption scandal of The First Family of China.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/07/04/us-china-censorshi...
It's interesting to me that this uses your native vim installation. I was expecting vim compiled to asm.js!
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I just wish I could replace my floating point numbers by an arbitrarily more precise version of them (no matter what the cost in terms of performance), in order to simply test the hypothesis that rounding errors are causing, for example, convergence problems.
On front page 3 weeks ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9134830
Did it ever occur to people that less can be more in terms of features? There might be a reason why people like Torvalds (Linux and de Raadt (OpenBSD, OpenSSH) specifically don't use the stock Emacs.

Here are some other data points: Hickey (Clojure) uses the stock Acqumacs with zero customization and Graham (creator of HN and the first real web app) uses plain vi to edit Lisp.

If you want to use a text editor to get work done, sane defaults and an editor that gets out of the way is king.
Congratz on the launch.

I have some questions

1. If a startup is not incorporated, can we still use Razorpay ? I guess instamojo allows it

2. If I have a static site, can I still use Razorpay for payments ?

3. What is the turnaround time for depositing the money into sellers bank account ? What is the frequency ?

4. Do you provide some webhooks functionality ?
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Hi – this is a wonderful start towards solving a problem which seemed to have been relegated to the distant future.
I was wondering, do you folks support the 'aggregator' model - where a startup can simply serve as the facilitator of the payment without actually holding the money?

Wrote a mail to you as well to understand better how I can integrate your solution.

All the very best!
It can be decidedly unhealthy to be broadcasting a radar signal when the enemy might have SEAD aircraft with radar-homing missiles.

Having to keep the radar on though-out the missile's entire flight would be a good example of a possibly life-shortening exercise for the sender of the missile.
How does reciting a pledge and serving in an army prove to someone their leader's genius?

Something I frequently noticed working for a company with a Singaporean headquarters was confusion between authority and logic.
> I can't imagine other countries doing it any differently.

Just over the border all votes are counted by hand (several times).
> Pao should lose here.

The thing I find scary is: how many hard-won discrimination battles has she undone by crying wolf? It doesn't matter what the court decides, your logical deduction is probably the same that many people will make.

Talking up against gender discrimination is hard; even harder when nobody is taking you seriously because somebody else cried wolf.
Neat video on an eerie place. Vaguely reminds me of High Rise by J.G. Ballard.
It's an honor to meet the author. I've been using joe since 2000. Still my preferred local editor. Thank you a lot for your hard work. :-)
You know a nearly sure-fire way to make a higher salary? Be worth more to the company!

I have never in my life seen a company tell a valuable (note: valuable to a company is a person that is saving or making the company money, not just someone alive and willing to work) employee to go suck it, if they made a reasonable request for more money.

Why in the world would anyone think that it is ok for everyone to "Just Make More Money" simply because they are in a group?

Clearly in any group of employees, some will be more valuable to the company, and others less valuable. This is not a slight against the less valuable employees, just a fact of life.

If you can accept that all employees are not perfectly identical in every way, then it stands to reason that the productive employees do have bargaining power. Their leverage is that they can leave. It would further stand to reason that less productive or easily replaceable (unskilled, untrained, etc.) employees would have less bargaining power, because of the fact that they can easily be replaced.

With discrimination, minimum wages, OSHA, child labor, etc. already on the law books, why are people even talking seriously about unions these days?

You example is a perfect demonstration of union mentality: As a group you want to bully an extra $20k out of a firm, for what reason? Just because you are a group and can?

You will notice that you actually being worth the extra $20k wasn't a prerequisite, only that you now have the power of a union to muscle it out of the employer.
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The author seems to hate both liberals and conservatives equally, but his rhetoric is pure college republican; playing the victim when one is in fact in a position of power and status and privilege, and a willful misunderstanding of what is objectionable to these people they call "liberals".

It is a fantasy of being a victim when the author claims that they couldn't assign a book on genocide because of liberal students; this is exactly the kind of reading done in feminist and postcolonial studies programs. Also telling is the author's worry that "one bougie, liberal student" would complain about "texts about climate change" which "indicted our consumption-based lifestyles"; this is the position of the left/liberals; it is conservative students which object to these kinds of texts; so again, a victim fantasy.
I'll leave the rest for harshil and shk to answer.

2. Currently, we follow an auth+capture model. Our authorization is completely client-side, which means it can be performed in a browser. However, to make sure that others cannot use the same code as yours to authorize payments, captures require you to have a backend of some sort.

4. Currently no, but we plan to do this in the future.
I dont think anyone knows, but we've all upvoted it to the top of HN because last time someone tweeted a key on twitter it was to do with that really exciting superfish thing
Do you have to pay when people crash & burn? Either way, this kind of thing sounds like a bad proposition for someone.
Also been there with Nominet. Ended up implementing something with their special Domain Availability Checker only to find that it couldn't handle a single domain spanning two ip packets/tcp segments (wtf?!). After asking them about it a few time the official answer turned out to be: don't do that then.
Exactly. A news sources that isn't intimidated by the Chinese government is the best source for news about China.
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Depends what your problems are, I use TotalFinder for better Tab Support and Split-Screen Tab arrangements, but I don't know if that will help with what you dislike about finder.

There's also a free alternative called xtrafinder (https://www.trankynam.com/xtrafinder/)
As the roads go, Kenmore is just on the western side of the lake (its actually right above it, but there is a huge deadspace to the south of residences), you keep going that way and you are quickly in Seattle. If you go along the eastern side of the lake, you are basically in Kirkland which abuts Bellevue.

Bothell is basically equidistant from Seattle, Everett, and Bellevue (I was living in Snohomish County, so closer to Lynwood and Everett), basically under all those cities's influences.
1. Not at this time. We will be launching support for that soon.
2. Yes, you can but then you will have to manually capture the payments from dashboard.
3. The money is transferred on T+2 day where T is day of transaction.
4. Not a this time. We definitely want to support that very soon.
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The problem with solutions like these: without a notice, how will the user ever know that they can drag scroll on my site? Perhaps for a web app with a limited user base that can be educated...
Considering opening the current path in Terminal, there are a few easier ways using Automator[1] or Alfred[2], but from 10.7 on there is a built in feature to do this:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/420456/open-terminal-here...

[1] http://peterdowns.com/posts/open-iterm-finder-service.html (iTerm)

[2] http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/1664-open-current-finder-wi...
USA is like: "Look, we have ancient history as well!".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oldowan

National Treasure the movie was a good laugh though.
Ooh, anecdotes. I worked for an abusive employer once (American corporation, funnily enough), and I joined a union, and it protected me from further abuse because my managers were scared of the union, because it was an activist union.

So yeah. My union good, your union bad, let's not make blanket assertions based on one experience...
Let me guess, you've seen Chappie?
Proxies to the rescue. And take your time - whois data don't change that often and you can know in advance when it might (E.g. expiry date).
My point is that the shadow language isn't really that much "second class". Would you also call using `Array#map` and `Array#filter` instead of `for` a shadow language? Not really. Well in this case e.g. with promises other than a few basic operations and if blocks the "shadow language" is really close with the "real language". Especially given the fact that the host language is pretty weak [1] and that it just got short lambda syntax that makes it less tedious to write this kind of code (arrow functions).

[1]: No filtered exception handling? Just got halfway-decent `for..of` loops?
Future is not here. We are nowhere near nanobots.
The cursor changes. Admittedly, if people aren't capable of noticing that, they may be a lost cause.
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