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I'm not sure what you mean. Cutting and faceting precious stones is a manufacturing step in the production of gems of the quality needed for jewelry. It seems like a reasonable metaphor for finishing and releasing something called a &q
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The author/editor's definition of "impossible" is very loose. It was an "impossible material" because they did not know how to make it, not because they believed it couldn't exist.
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> why invest their soul in someone else's problem? Depending on their age, they might not know better. Young developers are sold the ideal of changing the world through passion, but still end up as just employees. I still remember t
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Reusing the VM terminology "host" and "guest" would have made it clear for me. Does it include a zero-copy network driver?
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I am still a little confused. Is CoreOS designed to be used inside a container, or as a host OS to other containers?
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No. It sounds like you are very angry and there is nothing you can do about it. So, you can either play the long game of finding a different outlet for your creative energy, or find a different job. If the employer is large enough, then tra
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Judging from the mentioned 2011 paper [0], it makes everything smell like CO2 to the mosquito. So, it can't track anything at "long" distances. While DEET works by neurologically making things "smell different" [1].
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I usually like to read the methodologies on studies that cover online behavior before I consider their results, but I can't in this case because of a paywall. Does anyone have a link to the full text of the study?
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> I still think self contained applications like in OS X & Windows are way better The single-folder application is a focus of Canonical's new package format project[0]. I would actually prefer a more LXC-style container format (
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From their blog post about window controls [0], it sounds like they are taking the iOS approach to application close / minimize, but I can't find any technical description of how they plan to accomplish that without forcing applic
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They are making an example of him for publicly distributing classified documents. The prosecution found every legal justification to convict him of that crime.
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You don't need turing completeness to be a compilation target, but you have the right idea with additional javascript. For a box-glue model, similar to Latex, you would have to make some adjustments when resizing. The generated code mi
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People compile languages with completely different ideologies to the JS object system, so why not compile a better layout model to the CSS box model. The CSS box model is going to be with web development, in it's current form, for at l
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> So, what is its killer feature that makes ME want to try it out? Transparent distributed multi-user environments and clean unification of files and objects are some of the main goals [0], but, at its core, it is a research OS, and has
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I don't understand your position on lists. In Clojure, lists, vectors, and other collections are unified under the Seq abstraction. To me, they are all the same, until I need some specific behavior or performance characteristic.
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I'm happy for bitcoin, in general, but slightly fearful to see that now investment banks are potentially going to get involved. A group known to have the money, and experience, to game financial rules at will.
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Without knowing your skills, interests, or background, any advice is going to be very generic. 1. Attend, and present at, local meetup / groups. 2. Find a "buddy" and collaborate on side projects. Keep them open source, and p
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It would be more of a hybrid of those two methods. You print the large parts (even a micron is "large") into place, then let the cells grow the small connections we cannot reliably engineer, like planting a garden. All this remind
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Just like when I see a CEO start taking away the free soda, I believe he saw this coming. With the amount of money, people, and secrecy put into these programs, eventual scandal was the only possible outcome. Now he has enough political cap
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Adding unnecessary verbs to the standard does create problems, but having a few standard verbs and controlled customization is fantastic. The trouble with custom verbs, like you touched on, is the inability to advertise their contract. I wo
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I can't fault him for his enthusiasm, but he also didn't cite anything that you can actually cite as fact, only indicators. JS might replace Rails for line of business applications, but I don't yet see JS becoming the dominan
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Interesting. That would increase the need for more terrestrial transceivers or satellite transceivers to maintain active communication as objects spin.
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I think the car is the primary point of discussion, because it is currently the only thing that can be questioned on technical merits. I already share your observation, as with most people I have actually spoken to, about the future prospec
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> Using technology to automate much of the work now done by employees and contractors This sounds like they are just trimming a bloated IT department, and just using security as an excuse.
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I wonder if that has more to do with the number of drivers passing it per day, the immediate response to the drivers actions, or an assumption that the signs take a picture anyway. I would assume people choosing to speed would not care abou
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They cite three possible explanations: 1. Possible undesirable discrimination (no objective reason) 2. Self-employment might be a valid signal they would not “fit” in the organization 3. Entrepreneurs may lack skills that can only be gained
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The same technique was used in the first TV remotes[0]. It drove people with good hearing nuts, had interference issues with natural phenomena, and had fundamental bandwidth limitations. Otherwise, it is a cleaver hack around the lacking de
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> The visual "draft" effect encouraged dialog That sounds similar to the reasoning behind Balsamiq Mockups and other wire-framing/diagramming tools that look intentionally "crude".
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Previous discussion (2011): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2555349
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The feature was added after I posted that comment. They are watching! https://lobste.rs/s/wnqz13/tag_filtering_now_available_to_lo... https://github.com/jcs/lobsters/commit/249dd85ec
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