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With the sheer volume of posts in WiH it's serious work to Ctrl+F your way through each post and find something based on your criteria. Wish there was a way to normalize that data somehow.
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Extensive prior discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9838792
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Juliet said it best; What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.
Yes. Not even too terribly difficult.

Look up WebRTC, and Django (GeoDjango/PostGIS).
Producing enough food is basically a solved problem, distribution and hindering people to eat an everincreasing amount of meat is the problem
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Really well done design-wise!

One thing that is probably worth clarifying that this is geared towards physical businesses. It wasn't at all obvious until I tried to sign-up (to see if I can use it for software products).
Some time ago Youtube started to provide audio and video separately. Due to that, for full videos whole data needs to be downloaded before reading (it's hard to merge them on-the-fly). For just audio or just video data streaming is intended, but needs reimplementation.
Don't judge about others based only your used hardware! There are a lot (!) people with devices out there that only have 10MB storage left and can't install a app because it's size is bigger than that. ;)
You worked at GS but call it Goldman's?
On the relevance of the question I saw one right away but I'll leave that until you make clear the various slurs you make do not apply to me here.
Ask HN: How do I get contributors interested in my open source project?
I'm working on a Ruby gem that adds two-way data binding functionality to Rails apps, and am looking for additional contributors. Any suggestions on how to get other people to help out?
I agree with those that thinks this is horrible advise. If the function of what you are naming isn't clear and precise it is of course hard to give it a clear and precise name. But the solution isn't to avoid giving name. The solution is to make sure that function of what you are naming is clear and precise. That is the hard part, but must not be avoided.
> Random checks do belong in a large scale mail system such as GMail. Their system only checks 1 in x emails for DKIM/SPF.

I'd imagine google has by now figured out how to make a cache work.

> Could you imagine running DKIM/SPF checks on EVERY single email coming in?

No, but I can imagine keeping a set of cached data per origin address.

> You're making the assumption that every delivery is going to the same server, running the same code, which tests the same checks... every time. - It doesn't, and won't.

Indeed. Unreliable by design.
Your argument is that maybe it's okay if teens are pregnant, totally ignoring the social reality around you. Bravo, sir!

Let's trap women in an unending economic and social perdition because they'll have empathy!
I think that this is not the correct interpretation of the law of the excluded middle. It says that `P or not-P`; that is, that P is true or not-P is true. That's different to saying that P is true or P is false; confusing "not-P is true" with "P is false" is exactly the distinction that logics, such as constructive logic, that avoid LEM try to avoid.

(At least for me, it helps to think in terms of proveability, not of truth, which is, I think, almost what constructive logic does; there is a difference between saying that "P is not proveable" and "not-P is proveable".)
I thought default was always considered an option for Greece. The way I understood it, a "bailout" was a plan to give Greece a bunch of money so they could avoid default. Please correct me where I'm wrong.
Same, with Firefox 38 on a recent Ubuntu. The same fix works.
Usually when landing you want something like 110% of your stall speed, which means that you're not "crashing" (by which I mean stalling). This involves some sort of engine power.

I am not aware of any plane that lands without power outside of an emergency.
I would argue that a text editor really stretches the definition of user interface. The non-text-editor chrome I am NOT a fan of, but I understand it's truly hard to make a good "native" app. These are rarely cross platform.

My previous example "blender" only passes because the interface is so damn weird it doesn't make sense on any platform. But it's consistent and easy to program.
No, he claimed he thought he was only uploading some open source code he had been working on (with approval) and that some proprietary firm code got thrown in the mix by mistake.
Extra bonus is having the battery available the rest of the time. My phone's battery life isn't quite what I'd desire, so I just keep a spare ~10Ah battery in my purse. It gets used maybe once a week at most, but it's worth it for those occasions.
Google or YouTube Deleting Individual Videos from My Playlist
Google or Youtube keeps deleting individual videos from certain playlists. This has been happening since May. Why, I'm not sure. These are not blocked videos, because whenever I search for them again, I find the exact video they've deleted by the exact same creator. It's always 3-10 videos from whichever list they delete from. I also notice that whatever comment I've posted on that particluar video is gone as well. I'm not a cyber bully or a troll so my comments are never mean, offensive, harrassing, insulting or threatening to ANYONE in the youtube community, so this SHOULD NOT be happening. I hope it's just a technical glitch and not some "professional" at youtube or google who has something against me. It seems personal and vindictive. For what reason I have no idea! Needs to stop.
Check out the work around http://quorumlanguage.com/ -- it turns out that these are harder to quantify than we would expect.

For example, functional programming is terrible for beginners and has a high learning curve. People who use it in production swear by it. How do we test this?

Can we trust that what is true for a beginner is true for an expert? How do you afford 10 mid-level programmers for 6 months? Is that a large enough sample size?

The fundamental problem with studies, as I see it, is that we haven't figured out how to constrain the variability yet. We have a lot of work to get out of the hypothesis stage still.
Hey, creator here.

Obviously this depends heavily on the system, but I hope to address both the logistic/technical and support side of the migration in our final month together. You should come away with at least the overall strategy for how to execute on this.
It's almost like having fewer women present in a 50mi radius that can get pregnant reduces local pregnancy chance...
Even when using C, you can use gdb to evaluate subexpressions at a breakpoint. I don't see why is it a code smell just because some tools are lacking.

I do think it's a smell if the expressions has side effects, but that's a different issue.
Pretty neat! Along with the better location accuracy / being able to modify them that people are suggesting it would be nice to improve the combination circles so that they're over their respective areas. For instance if I zoom in at just the right distance over Washington D.C. it'll show a circle above the city with a number in it and you can clearly see Baltimore as well but Baltimore has no circles until you zoom one more level at which point it then separates the circles.

Example: http://imgur.com/a/A3Xtq

Also being able to double click on the map to zoom would be nice!
3) Does anyone have any reference to this?
I wouldn't say operational transform is an alternative to pub/sub. The two could be used together.
nice! I really enjoyed reading this the other day: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Owsley_Stanley
What he took was proprietary infrastructure-related code that didn't involve any of Goldman's trading algorithms. His claim is that it was so tangled up with the open source code he wanted that he had to take it out to get it.
I guess one of the first thing you should do is google your name, nicknames and emails and see whatever you can find about yourself. If it could be used against you: try to get rid of it. Sometimes sending a mail to the admin do work (I've done it myself).

Also use different nicknames.
You should look into the GODEBUG env var (https://golang.org/pkg/runtime/) for ways to get an idea of what all your goroutines are doing
Agile is good for some problems (IE, where the requirements are poorly understood) and not others.

That's the true answer. There's no one-size-fits-all solution, but people think (and argue) in absolute terms, not situational nuance.

People routinely mistake knowing the end-goal requirement ("Make a healthcare website") with knowing every sub-task requirement ("uh... we just spent $500 million with the goal of making a website and nothing actually works!").

We're in a fast society. Nobody wants to spend three years in pseudocode and dependency evaluation and documentation and procedures before laying down real code, so the best we can do these days is augment our decision making as our understanding of the problems and goals evolve then resolve all conflicts and confusions in as real-time as possible.
It's easy enough to just Ctrl+f for your location name, my biggest complaint is all the entries that don't say what their company does.

It's all well and good that you're in my city and I'm familiar with the tools you use, but if you can't be arsed to include a single sentence description of why your company exists, I'm much less likely to care. Bonus points if your description isn't buzzword laden nonsense.
I think you are right, and the solution is a meta-textual reassurance, specifically of the form:
"if one of the statements is true, then which casket should the suitor choose?"
Probably because it's entirely outside the scope and would only be useful to people trying to derail the conversation.

It's not like IUDs suddenly stop other safe sex practices. It's not Sex MMO where your "Contraceptive Equipment Slot" only can fit one item per party.
The problem is that mjd himself, when discussing "Why don't all logic puzzles fall afoul of this problem", says that the statement

> Portia explained to the suitor that of the three statements, at most one was true.

in a Gardner puzzle is evidence enough that we may trust that "of the three statements, at most one was true". Here, Portia is a character in the puzzle; why should we trust her any more than we should labels on boxes or (in the set-up of the puzzle) statements on caskets? If we have to distrust everything about the problem, then it seems to me that it runs into exactly the problem shultays (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9837381) mentions.

(EDIT: I think that mdpopescu (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9837257) said it better.)
Can't you always download the original file if you're the uploader?
There is some screen tearing or refresh problesm when scrolling this page in Firefox 38.0 - https://www.muicss.com/docs/v1/css-js/buttons - not a problem under Chrome.

Linux + Cinnamon, a custom ubuntu version.
This sounds like traditional carpooling, not like an "Uber competitor" (as the HN title claims).

From the article:

"RideWith will link up passengers who want to get to their workplaces with drivers making a similar trip. The number of trips drivers are able to make is limited to two a day, and only from their home neighborhoods to their workplaces. The passenger will pay the driver a nominal fare for the trip, as determined by the distance, and the service is built in such a way that drivers will not be able to transform it into a business, but will only receive compensation for the time and the gas they use to provide transportation for an additional passenger in their car."

The actual headline of the article is much more accurate:

"Google's Waze to launch worldwide carpooling pilot in Israel"
“Problems cannot be solved with the same mind set that created them.”

― Albert Einstein

There are more natural ways to achieve the same results. Perennial Polycultures use natural flora & fauna in a closed loop ecosystem. They also have higher overall yields than monocultures.

These solutions are available to us right now. In fact there's a growing movement of farmers who are utilizing & learning more about Perrenial Polycultures.

Here is some literature:

http://www.amazon.com/The-One-Straw-Revolution-Introduction-...

http://www.edibleforestgardens.com/about_book

http://www.afforestt.com/index.html

Here are some farms that I'm familiar with (either I know the farmers or they are well known):

http://www.newforestfarm.net/

http://www.polyfacefarms.com/

http://www.fieldswithoutfences.org/

http://www.thevitalfarm.com/
Do people actually use `interface{}` so liberally? I've never encountered it in the wild (except by newbies or as an example of what not to do) and I've always been under the impression that it's been heavily discouraged for a very long time.
That still creates a history state, so if you make 10 map moves, you have to click "back" 11 times to get back to the previous page.

replaceState() works a lot better:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/API/DOM/M...
If you think long and hard about the kind of specific cases IUDs address over other forms of birth control, I think a grim and sad outline of reality may emerge for you.
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kudos, that's an excellent idea, combining out-of-the box thinking, data structuring, creating value all using basic tools. A tip to the hat. Nice work!
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3D stacking won't solve heat dissipation problem, it will only worsen it. If we add N layers, we will increase heat in N times.
This is partly true, but is not helpful.

The goal is for nobody to go hungry.

By increasing crop yields in the most common staple crops, we have a clear technological engineering problem to solve and various ways to approach it, all achievable. This allows more food to be produced more cheaply in the areas that need it most.

If we refuse to produce more food until the food that is already produced is distributed evenly, many people will die or go hungry because the socio-political problems are very complex. There is no engineering solution to them in sight.

By all means let's try to solve problems of inequality. But let's also try to feed people as soon as possible by whatever means are available.
That's really rather neat -- thanks!
There's also one in "SAN FRANCISCO Oregon" - or, as the ad states it, "SAN FRANCISCO OR REMOTE."

That's why I spelled out "Oregon" in the ad I posted.
I tried fasting last year after reading a book that promised health "miracles".

At first I fasted every Monday for 3 months (no food at all just water), then I fasted for 14 days without interruption.

This is much easier than I was thinking. After 3 days I was not hungry anymore BUT I wanted to eat. What I mean is that I had no pain in my stomach but my mind wanted the comfort of eating something. It grew more and more, at the end I was watching Youtube cooking videos every evening and planning all the great meals I would cook once I restarted to eat ;-)

Physically I could have lasted at least 2 weeks more, but mentally I was tired of it.
I'm a software dev I so of course I had it easy compared to someone who has an active lifestyle.

Now for the bad part : no health miracle at all, and all the weight I lost has been regained and then some.
And since then I was unable to gather enough willpower to fast again, even for just one day.
We have recently launched Cowork Hunt to public also posted on product hunt, Our aim is to list only cowork space which have available desk to work from, so that they get enquiry from people look to get space only when they need it.
Any feedback, suggestion, future request, etc is highly appreciated!
It makes losing/leaking a private key less of a problem, because it restricts the leakage to a 24h window. It also makes (webserver) key revocation kind of useless, because the certificate is automatically invalid after 24h.
I agree, although note that Gardner actually sneaks in the subtly different statement "at most one of the statements is true." Of course, even here one has to be careful: do we require that the problem say "if at most one of the statements is true, and the previous description of the problem is correct, then …"? If not, what allows us to trust the previous description?

One can re-phrase every logic puzzle ever as "Assuming that `P` is true, what can you deduce about `Q`?"; or one may assume that a logic puzzle of the form "`P` is true. What can you deduce about `Q`?" is really shorthand for the former. I don't begrudge mjd for pointing out this shorthand, but I do think that his description of the 'solution' (to the meta-problem, not the actual puzzle he poses) is facile at best, and creates bigger problems at worst.
Sorry, forgot to add an example library: https://www.npmjs.com/package/es6-class-mixin
> No big deal, just amusing.

Interestingly, there's a passage in the book of Romans about this sort of thing. That's pretty much the right attitude. The relationship with the person is more important than bickering over whether 'demon' is a big deal or not.
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Even if Google never moves to acquire Uber, though, they may simply look at it as Uber creating the social acceptance and market demand for this type of service. That would then make Google entering into the market with a competing service later an easier and a more predictably profitable venture.
I'm sorry; I have this site in my feeds and I thought the article was worth sharing even though it's clearly biased. I found this editorial which is a little lighter in tones, but shares the same view: http://www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2015/06/30/editorials/ab...
An interesting aspect in the movie (spoiler a little) is that the premise of the move from Minnesota to SF is because the dad got a new job. They touch on it a little in the movie that it is startup related (from what I remember - not necessarily a Silicon Valley startup but a new venture of sorts) and he is spending a lot of time on it. To the point where some of the girls memories in the past include all three of them and her newer memories have events with only just mom because dad is working.

Is this a stereotype of sexism or is this more accurate to real life?

Another item in the movie is that both parents were big into ice hockey, which does sort of break the stereotype about women don't do sports because they are fragile or whatever type of BS (after watching women's world cup games I think they play tougher than men's in some way - less extent of the fake-injury crap).

Trailers are meant to tease people into wanting to see the movie. If you reviewed trailers for a bunch of movies I'm sure you will see a lot of stereotypes in play. What was it in the Inside Out trailer that set off this remark?
The fact that 3) was not built-in from the start pains me to no end. It should be flying first-class with Priority Airlines, a penthouse in the Hilton bugtracker since 1996. Instead, it's #3 in someone's list somewhere in a forum in 2015.
Just use https://github.com/mozilla/localForage and be happy ... ;)
There is no market for stolen code.

Microsoft might not be interested, but every SEO company out their would be.
But then, to see what the allow-no-harm rule could accomplish in the face of a moral dilemma, he presented the A-robot with two H-robots wandering into danger simultaneously. Now how would it behave? ... In almost half of the trials, the A-robot went into a helpless dither and let both 'humans' perish.

So the A-robot is vulnerable to the paradox of Buridan's ass ("an ass which, confronted by both food and water must necessarily die of both hunger and thirst while pondering a decision"). In these cases, it can help to add more factors that make one option clearly better (is one human a baby? is one of them suicidal? is one dying of cancer anyway?), but if determining these factors is time-consuming and impractical, it would be better to just flip a coin.
Neat! Any plans to make the different video qualities quickly available? Maybe as a subdir named with the resolution, eg search/movie/480p.mp4 or maybe movie.1080p.mp4?
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Does this mean we can look forward to fleets of self-driving cars roaming the streets and waiting for someone to hail them with Google's app?

Or maybe your personal self-driving car will inform you that there are people travelling your route that you can share fuel costs with.
There are also simple human flaws that prevent people from showing off their work, such as lack of confidence and fear of failure (failure in succeeding). They tend to falsely be perceived as extreme modesty, too.
Ask HN: I'm falling in love with my already involved cofounder,what should I do?
I'm in a really crazy situation, I co-founded and I'm working at a startup with one of my best friends and his girlfriend.

During the last few months I'm completely falling in love with her and she's too (my friend obviously doesn't know)

I deeply care about everything: the startup, my friend and her, and this is like a bomb which will cause many break ups once it'll explode.

Has anyone of you been in this situation? How did it go and what do you suggest to do?
Monoculture, petrol, chemical agriculture is often produced in a centralized manner, which introduces inefficiencies (with environmental issues) in transport, fertilization, pest control, etc. The current paradigm also requires large amounts of capital to purchase machinery, mined fertilizer, poisonous pesticides, GMOs where seeds can't be saved, etc. This cycle of dependence has caused many small farms to be in financial crisis. Also, don't forget that large scale factory farming is subsidized by the government. Without these subsidizations, large scale factory farming is not viable.

Factory meat production follows the same pattern of monoculture, with disgusting & unhealthy results.

The alternative is to decentralize food production. Small, organic, polyculture farms reduce or eliminate the need to transport food over long distances, import fertilizer, use pesticides. Decentralized food production also enables the farmer to be independent of having to purchase expensive inputs from large multinational corporations.

Small farms are more humane and, similar to startups, freer to innovate.
Intel doesn't have a problem dissipating heat from their all-CPU Xeon giants. It stands to reason that without the GPU they could either make wider or more cores while staying in the 80-90W TDP.

Most of the die space would end up going to larger caches, which are also very regular.
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UberPool in SF is currently $7 each way within city limits and my wife takes it to/from work frequently.

Compared to us buying a second car, this is incredibly cost-effective, and would be worth it at 3x the price. (Monthly cost of ownership of a used car in SF would be ~$1000/mo including parking spaces at work and home).

The only other cost-competitive option is MUNI, which is $2.25 each way (or less if you commit to a monthly pass, and/or pay using before-tax income). She does use MUNI occasionally, but there are no direct routes serving her commute, and it is often unreliable at commute times.

Ridesharing for commuters is not always some absurd luxury--it can be an economically sensible luxury :)
Why Star Citizen Is Likely Going to Be a Complete Disaster
My guess would be: the CEO knows. He either feels unable to change anything in his specific situation or he does not care.