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

> HipHop for PHP (HPHPc) is a PHP transpiler created by Facebook. By using HPHPc as a source-to-source compiler, PHP code is translated into C++, compiled into a binary and run as an executable, as opposed to the PHP's usual execution path of PHP code being transformed into opcodes and interpreted.
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I kind of had similar experience with my sleep patterns. I used to be kind of moderate to heavy coffee drinker and suffered from erratic sleep times. I cut out coffee to single cup in the morning and stopped the bright lights and monitors at night and effect has been quite amazing. I sleep early now and get a good night sleep and wake pretty early.
lucky youtube, since myspace totally could instead "import" videos when detecting embed.
Can you explain your personal symptoms, experiences, and how you happened upon discovering your condition? What made you go to the doctor and get diagnosed? I really dislike looking up medical conditions online.
FWIW Glassdoor is about the most inaccurate tool out there. $98k for a web developer in the Bay Area? Ha...yeah.
Caffein is the most widespread psychoactive drug by far. It's surprisingly hard to stop drinking it after twenty years. For many people the body starts acting like it's been poisened, and you can't sleep a whole night through without going to the toilet to pee. Quit coffee, and it stops after a few days.

Politicians that wants to keep up the war on drugs and continue to criminalize drug use, should try to go for a week without caffeine. I got a problem. I love coffee, but I have to stop.
A complicating factor is that you really should include your compiler as part of your codebase (if you're doing lots of formal method work, you will usually do it on the source code, and the compiler can invalidate all of the guarantees you carefully program in), and this will be millions of lines of code (where you can't simply factor a tonne out).

Think GCC 5 is about 15 million or so now.
You may like this:

https://www.satnam.eu/classic-chai-yogi-tea-organic-1-kg-bul...

But probably better to find a smaller package to find out first ;)
The batteries don't need that. A trivial analog temperature shutoff is plenty, and you can do cell balancing too with a handful of transistors.
> From what I've read, the memristors may not be working at scale.

Where have you read this? That sounds interesting.
Agree with the first paragraph, but in the second I don't see how requiring a periodic reboot is a solution. Your "service needed" light is a "Case closed, WON'T FIX" message made real.
If your prostatitis is still bothering you, look in to pelvic floor physiotherapy. After my experience I am convinced the chronic kind is a muscle condition (although it may first start as an infection).

I am symptom free a good 95% of the time, no longer have a problem with caffeine or spicy foods, and in the words of Krusty the Clown, I can ride a bike again.
Borges has a story for that ;-)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Menard,_Author_of_the_Qu... - where a book now being rewritten identically word for word is, of course, a completely different book ...
We've also had a web service that grew slower and slower, until the web server was restarted. But I tracked it down to this gem: http://bugs.otrs.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9686

(P.S. the link to the pull request in the bug tracker is wrong, because the repo was once deleted and re-created, losing all the old pull requests).
One way to make the integral term useful would be to add some static friction to the simulation, that would be interesting.
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I just quit coffee last week. Crazy that it's been a week now. I had gotten sick and didn't have any coffee for 2 days. This prompted me to just go all the way and stop it altogether.

One big thing I saw drop was my anxiety. Anxiety has been passed down by my father, and while it's somewhat mild in me, my dad & sister would be having panic attacks at my age. For me, I never went into a straight panic but it can be hard for me to feel safe. I'm a very hard worker with a lot of responsibility, so of course the anxiety has plenty to feed upon ("This isn't done, gotta do this, gotta do that."). Coffee would fuel that kind of behavior as if it were some kind of battle and take it all on. Then when the inevitable crash came, I would have to be looking to supplement it.

Like I said, I'm only a week in but what the OP says about waking up is very true and probably my favorite aspect of quitting coffee. I'll wake up at 6:30 and wanna just get up. When 11 or 12 rolls around, I fall asleep very naturally and wouldn't be able to stay awake even if I wanted to. It's worth a shot for everyone. Unlike the OP, I went completely cold turkey on the caffeine I should mention.
Dumping random related information in slack chats if other people are involved as well. Or actually even if it's only me working on something, but it's related to the overall project I'll still do that.

A chaotic OneNote or docs.google.com doc works too.
This is a funny one and it reminds me of gold.

We tend to think of gold valuable because it is pretty, and because it's pretty we wear it, which gives it market value.

In reality, this is not untrue. But more importantly, we value gold because of scarcity, and that gives this not ugly looking metal value (there's not enough gold in the world for everyone, after all). And because it is valuable, we think of it as pretty and wear it, because it shows a certain status. This is why we somehow perceive fake gold so negatively, not because it's aesthetically different but because it's worthless. We hide this fact with words like one is 'authentic' and the other is not. While really, they look the same, and they're both arbitrary metals, but one is scarce and thus not cheaply available for all, while the other is.

In fact, quite some time ago aluminium shared the role of gold, it was even scarcer (before factories produced it) and more expensive. You can find anecdotal evidence of this, e.g. Napoleon holding a banquet where the most expensive cutlery was made of aluminium for the special guests, and the regular guests had to use mere golden spoons. All of that ended when producing aluminium in a factory was discovered and the price plummeted from hundreds of dollars per some unit (can't remember) to mere pennies. Today you'd look mostly foolish wearing an aluminium chain, mostly because it's simply way less scarce.

That's why I was reminded of it by your comment about suits. It's likely true that we consider suits to be serious because they're 1) uniforms and 2) simple, hard cuts

But at the same time, that's just today's fashion. In the early days of suits they were colourful, they had rounded shapes, they were also used as uniforms etc.

In other words, I think what actually makes them 'serious' is the people wearing them. You can find a garbageman uniform, or make one, that's cleaner and more modern and slicker than a suit. But we'd immediately attach negative connotations to that uniform. In the same way gold isn't necessarily the prettiest thing, but because of meta-reasons (e.g. it being expensive, or worn by cool people), it's desired. Suits are likely pretty similar. It's the fact that important people wear suits that inspires the seriousness.

Anyway, that's just one hypothesis of course :)
Because each discrete component that you can eliminate (and replace with code) is a weight saving. Because once you tip over a point in complexity, you just keep adding more code to guard against more edge cases - edge cases you can't avoid because they involve crashing into mountains. Because you want to offload as much possible effort from the cockpit crew, while still allowing them full control over the automated feature

All of these things just add more and more code.
Newbie here. What is the counterexample of Topolopy Long Line serves?
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Yes, you're right. But original . re CSP stands :)
It's a weird love/hate relationship. The previous fallout seemed pretty bad, sued for Billions of dollar; yet business brought them back together. Mutual interest is a strong force.
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He most certainly did in the first half of his life as a lawyer.
I don't drink coffee terribly frequently, but I'm still intrigued by this Dandy Blend drink... has anyone else tried it? Even for the samples, it costs $11.60 to have it shipped to eastern Canada, so I'm a little hesitant.
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This is how cruise control in your car works, in almost all cases.
This may be the prime reason that the next Google may not be born out of an incubator like Y Combinator which has a certain way of mentoring start-ups? I have watched all of their mostly awesome 'How to Start a Start-up' on YouTube and the string of advices they give come off as a sort of a rough formula. Although, there are multiple instances where PG and Sam are pretty clear that some of the best ideas are so absurd that most will dismiss it without a thought.
> The rest of the time they make me feel constrained, confined, not empowered, and just another cog in the machine, i.e. not powerful.

I used to feel this way too, but then I got a better fitting suit. Fit makes a huge difference both in how you look and how you feel about what you're wearing since you can stop worrying about whether you look nice or not.
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Are you sure? 300 µN per W would equal a photon drive's efficiency, with 300MW = 1N.
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Hey dkozel, lobsters looks great. Would love to join as a member. Need an invite though. Wondering if you are a member and whether you'd consider sending me an invite?
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You should consider resetting your integral error when you accept new set points.
I agree. There is a lot of room for self expression in a suit. Different styles, fits and cuts, length, number of buttons, etc. (There was a chap at my last work wore a suit with a neru collar). Type and weight of fabric, pinstiped, chalk striped, something less conventional, e.g a subtle check. Type and fit of shirt, collar, double single cuff. Cufflinks, tie (which come in different shapes), type of knot in tie, pocketsquare, etc.

It's all a lot of fun. I used to really enjoy shopping for suits, shirts and accessories when I was in a job that required me to wear a suit every day.
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> This is why most economists' reaction was "nobody could see it coming" and their policy recommendation response to the crisis was "even more of the same, please" (deregulation, desupervision and de-facto decriminalization).

The aftermath of the financial crisis seems to have been handled remarkably well though, don't you think? At least in the US the economy is doing fairly well and the deleveraging was handled admirably.
If any of that FUD were true, how do you explain that Microsoft has been shipping the "Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications" add-on for Windows Server for a decade, while Ballmer was CEO?

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc771470.aspx
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Services_for_UNIX

It includes GPL-licensed programs such as GCC and GDB; shouldn't Microsoft have released the source code of Windows Server by now if these statements weren't anything but FUD?
I usually have to google two to three errors that popup on an npm install --save to get things working and sometimes I don't. Its quite inconsistent, but these issues are probably with node versioning as well. In any case I never have this issue with pip.
There are several real-time Linux variants.
But the packaging burden is the same, regardless of the size of the source code. There's still 265 unique dependencies for a distro to package to build jQuery from source in its entirety. That's rough.
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Some say "owning the means of production" is such a formula.

There's certainly a lot of opportunity in technology right now, but capitalism doesn't guarantee such a state. The net neutrality debate is very explicitly about keeping the market open to newcomers.
Disclaimer, coffee-lover here.

I have extensively researched pros and cons of giving it up, as well as done experiments on myself (going on and off, changing frequency, changing volume, changing diet around the coffee, etc.), because I am very health conscious, and don't like to feel I am "addicted" to any one thing.

So I hope I am not rationalizing based on my bias, but I see a wide distribution of research results (and anecdotal evidence like this article), so I think it comes down to the individual.

Certainly lifestyle, diet and health, but quite possibly specific to the genotype. We now know that specific mutations, alterations and combinations impact everything from how you digest (or don't) folates, gluten, sugars etc, and the impacts of all those (and more) on serotonin, dopamine and other neurotransmitters.

What is the possibility that we find the same for coffee/caffeine - that it impacts us each differently? Strong, from what I see.

And we know very few things exist as islands or vacuums...what about the myriad of combinations of genetics, environment, diet/nutrition, exercise, sleeping habits, type of work, emotional health, sun exposure, etc?

I know the above is not helpful to those of us looking for simple, binary "answers", but I am not sure those exist for something as powerful as coffee/caffeine.

If HN folks know of more research that disproves (or is at least evidence against) that hypothesis, then I would love to read it.
Same here. Huge blobs make this game unplayable.
I drink decaf nearly every morning and these have been some of my favorites so far. Hope you find on you like.

http://www.vervecoffeeroasters.com/collections/coffee/produc...

http://shop.parlorcoffee.com/collections/frontpage/products/...

http://bowtruss.com/collections/coffee/products/copy-of-deca...

http://bowtruss.com/collections/coffee/products/decaf-brazil...

https://counterculturecoffee.com/store/coffee/slow-motion
Youtube did not start with the tech infrastructure they have today. They started with that moderately buggy site which kind of worked for those formats that their local ffmpeg could handle without comments and votes and could maybe store a few terabytes of data.

Don't look at the situation today (or even 3 months post launch) to see what a youtube like MVP could look like.
I generally like distraction free writing environments, but i doubt that it's really a good idea to have such without the ability to open / manage multiple "files". If you have to type everything into one textbox, without the possibility to switch context, you are IMO likely to be distracted by what you wrote earlier.

Nonetheless, nice tool!
So the op has stopped drinking coffee and was clear of headaches which he thinks is due to Dandy Blend.

However, he is still getting a considerable fraction of the caffeine he got previously, but now from tea. If he is still taking the active drug, Caffeine, why would he expect any withdrawal?
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Now I'm curious. If someone was acting in a dangerous & threatening way, what should you do?
I agree, I pushed a new update.

Also, I adjusted the defaults for a snappier response with a bit of satisfying overshoot
The "doubles its range of positive values" is weak argument because you should never be reaching values more than a few decades, never mind 10-100x the age of the universe. Such a state is a bug.

The "can not hold negative values" argument is also weak because a uint does not prevent generating negative values - it only prevents you from knowing that you've generated negative values. Such a state is a bug.

Using a uint only serves to make it harder to test when your system is in an invalid state.
Seen this guy doing the rounds on Vine. It's a really great use of Vine and very creative. There is a part of me wondering how he's getting paid or getting income from this. I am not sure he does this `for the lulz`, because that would be plain weird.
build and test jquery

many of those dependencies are testing related including some large dependencies for virtual dom stuff to mock the browser. Plus it uses grunt which, while I don't really like it, it does have the benefit over make that it works out of the box on windows which is something jquery has to support.
Here in the UK I get my decaf coffee through the mail from https://www.pactcoffee.com – it's bloody delicious.
> They’ve done studies at Harvard Business School where they’ve found that the largest cohort always went into the wrong field. So in 1989, they all went to work for Michael Milken, a year or two before he went to jail. They were never interested in Silicon Valley except for 1999, 2000.

They're interested in Silicon Valley now. Here's an actual conversation I had recently with a business school student (not verbatim obviously, but accurate as far as content):

Me: What are you doing after you graduate from HBS this spring?

MBA: I want to do startups.

Me: Oh cool, do you know which one you're going to work for?

MBA: Oh no, I want to start a startup.

Me: Oh okay, what's it going to do?

MBA: Don't know yet!

Me: Oh...
Counter-point:

I've lived without coffee/caffeine in the past, but I've never felt better and more productive than now, when I drink 1-2 coffees in the morning & stricly avoid any more caffeine than that.

It helps to set up a working rhythm for me.
My wife suffers from anxiety, and yeah, coffee/caffeine is a huge trigger for bouts of anxiety. When she got all of this figured out, her morning coffee was the first thing to go.

We still do the coffee routine in the morning, but for her it's Chai or, in rare cases, decaffinated coffee.
Say “experts” instead of “smart people”
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Is that it really an overflow bug? Or a counter wraparound bug?

For example, incorrectly using a X > Y comparison on values that are congruential (and do not overflow) isn't an "overflow bug". You can only locally compare values that are close together on the wheel, using subtraction.

The simple thing to do with tick counts is to start them at some high value that is only minutes away from rolling around. Then the situation reproduces soon after startup, rather than days or months later, and its effects are more likely to get caught in testing.
For software...not so much for ISPs. Aside from that though, I'm also referring to sports, arts and entertainment, healthcare, etc. Industries that are driven by cultural trends, such as fashion or music, what I said above is especially true.
That makes more sense.

There's a lot of context that made me assume you were talking about stumping them on technical questions. This is Hacker News and the topic of how to do technical interviews is a frequent focus.
It'll be a bit more expensive than your local store, but you could try ordering (decaf) beans online. Weirdly this seems to be a much bigger thing over here in the UK, but I did find this: http://dailygrind.com/index.php?cPath=22_27
I just made an account also only to tell yuo that I am incredibly grateful for your help, my music is really important to me and you just saved my several-year collection. THANK YOU!!!
I've only heard of very few cases where people were using ES as primary storage, and even there they acknowledged that they were probably crazy for doing so.
It is very much not compact. In fact, It is not Lindelöf, a weaker form of compactness:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindel%C3%B6f_space

It is also not separable, i.e. no countable everywhere dense subset.

I've added this to the Wikipedia page.
He has some sponsored vines (e.g. LaCoste) so he is getting money for some of them
Looks good thanks! I drink this right now, which is good but usually requires a couple of bags to get a strong enough brew - https://www.google.com/shopping/product/1581702390140103849
"Please enable JavaScript to view this site."

No, I will not. It's really not that hard to make a site readable without JavaScript; if they can't be bothered, I can't be bothered to read their stuff.
What's wrong with that? IMO wanting to be an entrepreneur is one of the best reasons to start a company :)
Quitting caffeine had been one of the best things I've ever done with my life. It clears up my frequent headaches, stabilized my sleep patterns and normalized my energy levels through out the day.

Another important effect is that it allows me to use caffeine as medicine. It is very effective on its own and in combination with analgesics.

Quitting was a month of torture, but definitely worth it. Do not try and quit child turkey ; I recommend slow weaning.
That is a bug in CDH/HDFS, but it was an error and is now fixed. That's not diminishing the severity of the bug, but you can patch and get the correct behaviour, without a performance hit.

That is not comparable to what seems to be the case here with ES & MongoDB, where they deliberately (by design) accept the risk of data-loss to boost performance. Now most systems allow you to do make that trade-off, but an honest system chooses the safe-but-slow configuration by default, and has you knowingly opt-in to the risks of the faster configuration.

I hope you consider editing your initial post - if you conflate bugs with deliberately unsafe design, we just end up with a race to the bottom of increasingly unsafe but fast behaviour.
I used to smoke cigarettes quite a bit for a number of years. If you replaced everything in your comment about coffee to the corresponding language about cigarettes, I would've resonated perfectly with your description assuming I still smoked.

I gave up smoking but continue to drink coffee, so your comment still does resonate :)

disclaimer: I'm not trying to compare the effects of coffee and nicotine, and I don't know the first thing about the physiological basis of addiction.
It is an unofficial side project. Same as what the go team is doing with their language.
I don't expect the Android team to switch language soon. In their own words, the engineering cost to rewrite the whole stack in another language is just too big, especially since they are not convinced that it is an obvious way to improve the platform.

In the near future, I would be less surprised to see them adopt Kotlin : it fixes many of java weaknesses, accepts java classes and produces compatible bytecode.
Does anyone actually have opposite effect from coffee than expected, i.e. feeling asleep after having a cup or two? Happens to me all the time, I never experienced any usual caffeine effects... I can go to sleep normally after drinking 5 cups of strong coffee... What is wrong with me?
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What do you mean? Bulk copyright infringement?
You can, however, apparently be bothered to comment on HN about it.
This is making me consider the purchase a few suits, for use when I have meeting with upper management. I've noticed a similar causal link in my own life, but I've never had a comfortable suit, so...

Meta: I really appreciate how the Atlantic wrote up this article on a research paper. It calls out the details of the research, identifies the potential shortfalls of the research, and the actual (non-exaggerated) results - "a causal link" - all within a well written narrative. Bravo, Atlantic. Bravo.