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  • API design: Which version of versioning is right for you? | Google Cloud Blog

    Versioning in API design: What it is, and deciding which version of versioning is right for you There's a lot of advice on the web about API versioning, much of it contradictory and inconclusive: One expert says to put version identifiers in HTTP headers, another expert insists on version identifiers in URL paths, and a third says that versioning of APIs is not necessary at all. (For some examples

      API design: Which version of versioning is right for you? | Google Cloud Blog
    • M-x Reloaded: The Second Golden Age of Emacs

      The people who live in a Golden Age usually go around complaining how yellow everything looks. – Randall Jarell Yesterday I wrote that I think Emacs is currently experiencing its (second) Golden Age.1 Today I’ll expand on this and I’ll offer my perspective on the reasons and factors that lead to it. The Road to Success Yesterday someone mentioned on X the following: I think @emacs was kind of revi

        M-x Reloaded: The Second Golden Age of Emacs
      • downgrade iphone 4.0.2 without shsh

        Update #2: Finally got to the bottom of this, thanks to Saurik who clarified it for me. It seems that more shsh are on file and even some of you that havent ever jailbroken and just got a new iphone may actually have an shsh on file. It’s definitely worth a try to set up Saurik’s signature server in your hosts file and try to restore that way. You may get lucky and get a downgrade even on a new de

        • Peter Thiel’s CS183: Startup - Class 5 Notes Essay

          Here is an essay version of my class notes from Class 5 of CS183: Startup. Errors and omissions are mine. Stephen Cohen, co-founder and Executive VP of Palantir Technologies, and Max Levchin of PayPal and Slide fame joined this class as guest speakers. Credit for good stuff goes to them and Peter. I have tried to be accurate. But note that this is not a transcript of the conversation. I. Company C

            Peter Thiel’s CS183: Startup - Class 5 Notes Essay
          • The Engineer’s Guide to Career Growth — Advice from My Time at Stripe and Facebook

            Engineering The Engineer’s Guide to Career Growth — Advice from My Time at Stripe and Facebook Raylene Yung has spent a decade scaling eng and product teams at Facebook and Stripe. Here's her advice for engineers at every stage of their careers, from IC to org leader. Raylene Yung likes to say that her path into engineering management was in some ways gradual, and in others, a wild ride full of ch

              The Engineer’s Guide to Career Growth — Advice from My Time at Stripe and Facebook
            • Part 1 - Discovering that your Bluetooth car battery monitor is siphoning up your location data

              Hello Hacker News, thanks for visiting! TLDR A Bluetooth enabled battery monitor that records car battery voltages. The hardware requires a smartphone for pairing The product collects GPS co-ordinates, cell phone tower data and nearby Wifi beacons Location data is sent over the Internet to servers in Hong Kong and mainland China App store misleads consumers by stating that no personal data is coll

              • アスリートに学ぶ!集中力の研ぎすまし方【ゾーンに入るとは?】 | らふらく^^ ~ブログで飯を食う~

                アスリートを見ていて思うのが、ここ一番での集中力が尋常でないという事です。 こういった極限の集中状態をゾーンと呼ぶそうです。 この「ゾーン」に入る事がビジネスにも役立つと思いましたので、「ゾーン」について取り上げてみたいと思います。 ゾーンの概要 まずは、ソーン状態の定義を確認しましょう。 人間がそのときしていることに、完全に浸り、 精力的に集中している感覚に特徴づけられ、完全にのめり込んでいて、 その過程が活発さにおいて成功しているような活動における、精神的な状態をいう。 こうしたゾーンの状態を体験したアスリートの言葉も有名ですので、 次章でそれを紹介したいと思います。 ゾーンの具体的な現象ゾーン状態として語られるのは、以下のような現象です。 ・リラックスしているのだけど、ものすごく集中している ・勝手に体が動いているような感じ ・体が勝手に反応した ・ボールが止まって見えた イチローや

                  アスリートに学ぶ!集中力の研ぎすまし方【ゾーンに入るとは?】 | らふらく^^ ~ブログで飯を食う~
                • An Interview with Douglas R. Hofstadter, following ''I am a Strange Loop''

                  An Interview with Douglas R. Hofstadter, following ''I am a Strange Loop'' Douglas R. Hofstadter is best-known for his book Gödel, Escher, Bach (GEB for short). In his latest book, I am a Strange Loop, he visits once again many of the themes originally presented in that book. The interview below was conducted in September 2007 and was originally published, in Hebrew, in the online culture magazine

                  • No Place to Hide by Glenn Greenwald

                    Glenn Greenwald interviewed on The Colbert Report Part 1 Part 2 Glenn Greenwald interviewed on The Charlie Rose Show Glenn Greenwald interviewed on Anderson Cooper 360 Glenn Greenwald interviewed on The Today Show Glenn Greenwald interviewed on NPR's Fresh Air Glenn Greenwald interviewed on NPR's Morning Edition Glenn Greenwald interviewed on Democracy Now! Glenn Greenwald interviewed on The NBC N

                      No Place to Hide by Glenn Greenwald
                    • The worst things startups do

                      http://blip.tv/play/g8sRga3gOQI%2Em4v I visit a lot of startups, the video here is of Posterous, a company that is doing it right. Usually you can tell immediately whether a startup is really run well (which Posterous is). You’ll have your own ability to “smell” real startups when you go on the Startup Crawl in SF on November 20. Start the video to listen to Posterous’s founders and then compare t

                        The worst things startups do
                      • Lost in Technopolis

                        The following document describes how to use Carsten Dominik’s excellent org-mode Emacs package after the fashion of a pen-and-paper day planner. For those curious, I was not brought up on time management in the era of the current GTD fad. I started with a hard-bound book filled with daily planning sheets, along with training and books supporting this method. I found it incredibly useful for the th

                        • A CSS styled table version 2 | Veerle's blog

                          You are looking at archived content. The hot new stuff is happening at Veerle's blog 3.0. You should check it out! In 2005 I wrote an article about styling a table with CSS. After receiving so many requests I finally decided to give in and write another tutorial. Seems like a popular topic and an interesting one to share some tricks on how you can nicely style them. This article is about the prope

                          • 『コンサルタントという生き物~9月1日(金)~』

                            先日、「コンサルタントの悩み」なんて記事を書いたら結構反応がよかったが、たまたま家に帰ってきて昔のメールを見ていたら、ビジネススクール時代に友人から送られてきたコンサルタント関連のものがあったのでご紹介。 僕もビジネススクール時代にアメリカのコンサルティング会社を受けていて、そんなコンサルティング系の就職活動シーズンが佳境を迎えている中で回ってきたもの。今読んでも面白い内容だけど、何よりその時代の空気や当時の僕の気持ちとかを思い出して懐かしい。 英語でそのまま掲載!↓ Top Ten Things You Shouldn't Say at a Consulting Interview 10. I'm a t-shirt and jeans kind of person. 9. Do you pay overtime? 8. I hate flying. 7. I'm useless wit

                              『コンサルタントという生き物~9月1日(金)~』
                            • Little Mix - Move (Official Video)

                              Little Mix – Move (Official Video) To celebrate #10YearsOfLittleMix listen to our brand new album ‘Between Us’ here: https://lttlmx.com/betweenus_yd Follow On Spotify - https://spoti.fi/2Qk4m4E Listen On Apple Music - https://smarturl.it/LittleMix_AppleMusic Listen On Amazon Music - https://smarturl.it/LittleMix_Amazon WATCH WOMAN LIKE ME MUSIC VIDEO ► https://smarturl.it/LittleMix-WLM WATCH

                                Little Mix - Move (Official Video)
                              • 博士の悪童日記<2003年6月中旬~前編>

                                6月11日  水曜日 TBS12時入り、 『アサ秘ジャーナル』収録。 スズキ秘書の運転で。 その間も追い込みで資料読み。 与謝野鉄幹の孫である、与謝野馨さん。 そのお父さんが、 世界的に著名な外交官で、 当時、テノール歌手の藤原義江に並んで、 「日本の2大美貌」と呼ばれていたとの話、オモロ。 小杉隆さんが、49歳でトライアスロン完走した話、 なども驚愕。 この人たちは、ホントに体力がある。 大阪から、作家の柳田くん、 2度目の見学に。 前回の俺の忠告を聞き入れ、 自分の存在を消しながら、 番組と政治家を注意深く観察しておった。 一本目、落選議員の集い。 赤坂、「庄屋日本海」 3人とも、東京都選出、自民党の文部大臣経験者、 当選6~7回のベテラン。 しかも平成12年、森政権時の落選組。 まさに選挙を戦争に例えれば、 「君、死にたまうことなかれ!」の3人。 元・衆議院議員、島村宜伸、69歳、

                                • Waiting for Godot - Wikipedia

                                  Waiting for Godot (/ˈɡɒdoʊ/ ⓘ GOD-oh[1]) is a play by Irish playwright Samuel Beckett in which two characters, Vladimir (Didi) and Estragon (Gogo), engage in a variety of discussions and encounters while awaiting the titular Godot, who never arrives.[2] Waiting for Godot is Beckett's reworking of his own original French-language play, En attendant Godot, and is subtitled (in English only) "a tragi

                                    Waiting for Godot - Wikipedia
                                  • David Ferrucci: Life After Watson

                                    David Ferrucci has left I.B.M., and Watson, and joined the hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates.Credit Suzanne DeChillo/The New York Times To the degree there was a human face of Watson, the “Jeopardy!” computer champion, it was David Ferrucci. He was the I.B.M. researcher who led the development of Watson, an artificial intelligence engine. The goateed computer scientist was always articulate and a

                                      David Ferrucci: Life After Watson
                                    • The tools and tech I use to run a one-woman hardware company - Thea Flowers

                                      This gives me a clear set of criteria for choosing which SAM D to use - the SAM D11 is great for super simple things, the SAM D21 is a great all-arounder, and the SAM D51 is great for more demanding applications. Looking towards the future I'm considering two other microcontrollers - the RP2040 and the STM32H7. The RP2040 could be great for applications that don't require a lot of analog I/O, and

                                      • 100 Riffs Featuring Alex Chadwick

                                        All of your favorite songs over the decades in a one-cut, monster of a video! Take this wild ride with Alex Chadwick as he demonstrates in fluid, consecutive order, music history through the ages for your delight! Are you digging those tunes? See what he used and what he played below! Fender Stratocaster Sunburst 1956 (s184)This pre-CBS Strat is straight up oozing with character! There is some hef

                                          100 Riffs Featuring Alex Chadwick
                                        • Coldplay Viva la Vida~歌の歌詞とその意味: ココロノカケラ

                                          ※この記事はこちらで再編集、書き直しされました。新しいほうをご覧ください^^; http://blog-kokoronokakera.seesaa.net/article/101567476.html ColdplayのViva la Vida むちゃくちゃ良い歌です(*^^) 日本でもiTunesのCMで使われていると思います。大人気だそうですねw Viva la Vidaは音楽やボーカルの声そのものも良いんですが、歌詞に注目してみると、非常に興味深いです。 皆さんにも知ってもらいたいので、今回はViva la Vidaの歌の意味を解析したいと思いますw Viva la Vidaはこちらで試聴できます。 (Youtube) まず、以下がViva la Vidaの歌詞です I used to rule the world Seas would rise when I gave the wo

                                          • アインシュタインの名言・言葉(英語&日本語) | 名言+Quotes

                                            Albert Einstein アルベルト・アインシュタイン ドイツ出身の理論物理学者。20世紀最大の物理学者、現代物理学の父とも称される。 国: ドイツ出身、国籍はスイス、アメリカなど 生: 1879年3月14日 没: 1955年4月18日(享年76) 【その生涯】 名言集へ行く 1879年3月14日、ドイツ南西部のバーデン=ヴュルテンベルク州ウルム市のユダヤ人家庭に生まれる。翌年、家族はミュンヘンに引っ越し、父と叔父が電気機器を製造する会社を設立した。 アインシュタインは5歳頃まであまり言葉を話さなかったという。5歳のときに父親からもらった方位磁針が自然界の仕組みに対して興味を持つきっかけとなった。 9歳のときにピタゴラスの定理の存在を知り、自力で定理を証明。12歳のときに叔父からユークリッド幾何学の本をもらい独習。微分学と積分学もこの当時に独学で習得。同じ頃、天文学の存在を知り、物理

                                            • iPhone 5 Cases Suggest a Much Larger Device with a 4" Screen

                                              While we've seen a number of possible "iPhone 4S" parts based on the iPhone 4 design in recent weeks, the design of the iPhone 5 has remained unclear with little concrete evidence of the device's design having yet surfaced. The first claim of a radical redesign surfaced back in April, suggesting that the iPhone 5 would adopt a "teardrop" form factor tapering in thickness from top to bottom. By lat

                                                iPhone 5 Cases Suggest a Much Larger Device with a 4" Screen
                                              • What you should know about JavaScript regular expressions

                                                Regular expressions in JavaScript may not always be intuitive. I aim to provide some clarity by providing examples about things I have found myself getting stuck on. This post covers a few topics including state in regular expressions, regular expression performance and various things that have tripped me up. regular expressions are stateful Regular expression objects maintain state. For example,

                                                  What you should know about JavaScript regular expressions
                                                • スコーピオンズ - Wikipedia

                                                  スコーピオンズ(Scorpions)は、ドイツ・ハノーファー出身のロックバンド。旧西ドイツ出身のHR/HMバンドとしてアメリカ進出にも成功した、世界的に有名なロックバンドである。 略歴[編集] 結成(1965年 - 1971年)[編集] 1965年にルドルフ・シェンカーがバンドを結成。メンバーは、ルドルフ(リズムギター)、ヴォルフガング・ジョニー(ドラムス)、アヒム・キルヒホフ(ベース)、カール=ハインツ・フォルマー(リードギター)の4人組。当時はルドルフとヴォルフガングがヴォーカルを担当していた。 1967年、専任ヴォーカリストにヴェルナー・ホイヤーが加入。しかし、同年中に脱退し、後任にベルント・ヘグナーが加入。また、フォルマーも脱退し、後任にウルリッヒ・ヴォロビエツが加入。 1968年、ローター・ハインベルクがキルヒホフの後任として加入。 マイケル・シェンカー(G) 1983年 196

                                                    スコーピオンズ - Wikipedia
                                                  • One Thing Nobody Explained To You About TypeScript

                                                    I've been using TypeScript for over four years now, and, overall, it's been a great experience. With time, the friction of using it has minimized until it became zero, making me much more productive when writing types or even approaching problems type-first. Although I'm far from being a true type wizard, I dare consider myself proficient with the language, having gone through my share of type gym

                                                      One Thing Nobody Explained To You About TypeScript
                                                    • The Political Compass

                                                      There's abundant evidence for the need of it. The old one-dimensional categories of 'right' and 'left', established for the seating arrangement of the French National Assembly of 1789, are overly simplistic for today's complex political landscape. For example, who are the 'conservatives' in today's Russia? Are they the unreconstructed Stalinists, or the reformers who have adopted the right-wing vi

                                                      • Parse::RecDescent::FAQ - Parse::RecDescent 公式FAQ - perldoc.jp

                                                        名前¶ Parse::RecDescent::FAQ - Parse::RecDescent 公式FAQ 全体的な質問¶ Parse::RecDescentはLL(1)? LL(N)? LR(1)? LR(N)?¶ Yves Ortonの回答 I have a data structure which is 私はデータ構造を持っている a hash of entries where an entry is a list/array of sets 要素が配列/リストのハッシュになっているデータ構造 I have also a grammar that can parse the syntax of the text files that contain the data I want to fill this structure with. Until here everything is

                                                        • Arctic Adventure: A Lost 1981 TRS-80 Adventure Game

                                                          A LOST 1981 TRS-80 ADVENTURE GAME (SLIGHTLY REMASTERED FOR THIS CENTURY) NEW! Along with ARCTIC ADVENTURE, this site now also includes Charles Forsythe's remastered LOST SHIP ADVENTURE (1980) and my same-as-it-ever-was SLOT MACHINE (1979-ish), both playable in your browser. No TRS-80 required! The image below is not a screenshot. It's a playable version of ARCTIC ADVENTURE that works right in your

                                                            Arctic Adventure: A Lost 1981 TRS-80 Adventure Game
                                                          • How bad are search results? Let's compare Google, Bing, Marginalia, Kagi, Mwmbl, and ChatGPT

                                                            Marginalia does relatively well by sometimes providing decent but not great answers and then providing no answers or very obviously irrelevant answers to the questions it can't answer, with a relatively low rate of scams, lower than any other search engine (although, for these queries, ChatGPT returns zero scams and Marginalia returns some). Interestingly, Mwmbl lets users directly edit search res

                                                            • Now available: Professional JavaScript, 3rd Edition - Human Who Codes

                                                              I’m very excited to announce that Professional JavaScript for Web Developers, 3rd Edition is now shipping and available in bookstores. Over six years, the first edition was released and it changed my life in ways I never could have anticipated. It was through this book that I ended up at Yahoo! and was invited to speak at conferences for the first time. The first edition was a labor of love and th

                                                              • Unknown User agent fragments

                                                                A big thanks to "Dr. Omni" for contacting me about MATBJS and re-sparking the hunt! Thanks to Andrew for the "MATP" fragment Thanks to Calvin for the "MASMJS" fragment Thanks to Donald for the "MALNJS" fragment Do you know what any of the unknown fragments mean? Here are sample user agents that have the strings in them: MASP Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; MSIE 9.0; Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; Trident/5.0; MA

                                                                • Why Every Software Engineer Should Write Articles – freeCodeCamp.org

                                                                  by Stanislav Kozlovski Why Every Software Engineer Should Write ArticlesAnd How It Benefits EverybodyIn today’s highly complex and rapidly evolving computer science industry, it is more important than ever to have people writing technical pieces that explain complex technologies and concepts in a simple way. You’ve already seen it. The tech space is riddled with a plethora of fields and buzz words

                                                                    Why Every Software Engineer Should Write Articles – freeCodeCamp.org
                                                                  • Fear and Loathing and Windows 8

                                                                    (Or: Why Windows 8 Scares Me -- and Should Scare You Too) I was very excited when I saw the first demos of Windows 8.  After years of settling for mediocre incremental improvements in its core products, Microsoft finally was ready to make bold changes to Windows, something I thought it had to do to stay relevant in computing.  What's more, the changes looked really nice!  Once I'd seen the clean,

                                                                      Fear and Loathing and Windows 8
                                                                    • Stevey's Blog Rants: (Not) Managing Software Developers

                                                                      Manager Secret Sauce I've managed software developers at various companies, on and off, for about fifteen years. Doing so I've made or watched just about every mistake in the very big book o' management mistakes. So, like many others before me, I thought I'd offer a few observations and tips. I'm not trying to be comprehensive here. It's just some thoughts, just enough of them to fit in a blog. An

                                                                      • Stagflation revisited

                                                                        Hello, world. I’m back. OK, I never went away. You can read me at the New York Times and on Twitter, and you might think I don’t need another outlet. But I’ve been feeling for a while that I needed to resume blogging, at least to a limited extent, and neither Twitter nor The Times filled the need. True, I used to blog at The Times, and I’m still free to post whatever I want, whenever I want. Howev

                                                                          Stagflation revisited
                                                                        • 卒業研究発表のスライドに悩んでる時間は僕たちにはない - いつか博士になる人へ

                                                                          今年もまたこの季節がきた。 大学では、学生が毎日どこかで研究発表をしている。 卒業研究発表会や、修士論文・博士論文審査会とか、その練習で。 いつもはジャージでふらふら廊下を歩いている大学院生が、スーツを着てトイレでネクタイを直していたりする。 それをぼくは天使の笑顔で見守っている。 あぁ、ぼくにもそんな日があったなぁ、と。 鏡ごしに目があった彼は、なぜかとても驚いていた。 きっとぼくの心の応援が届いたのだろう。 いつの間にかぼくは学生ではなくなってしまったので、このごろは研究室の学生たちに発表指導をしたりしている。 とくに卒研発表の練習なんかでは、学部生たちはひのきの棒と布の服みたいな装備で、かつ悪い魔女に混乱状態にされているので、先生とぼくは細心の注意を払いながら、ダメージを与えないように、学生が覚醒するための呪文を唱えている。 ハンターハンターでいうなら、ゴンたちの念を目覚めさせたウイ

                                                                            卒業研究発表のスライドに悩んでる時間は僕たちにはない - いつか博士になる人へ
                                                                          • 月はどうしてついてくるの?子供の質問に答えるには? アインシュタインの名言から考えてよう - MONKEY SHOULDER

                                                                            月はどうしてついてくるの? こういう質問を子供は投げかけてくる どうやって説明しようかと 悩んだパパママも多いんじゃないかな? あれは月がついてきてるんじゃなくて 目の錯覚なんだよぉ~なんて言ったって 子供は理解できない 月との距離は38万Km以上あるから 近くにあるものと違って見る角度が変わらないから だからついて来てるように見えるんだよ? って言ったって全然わからないから ふぅ~ん、でもついて来てるよ? なんて言い出すんだよねwww 僕は結局おもちゃを使って これが近くの建物でこれが月ね で、こうやって見ると・・・ みたいな感じで説明をして 半分理解させれたかどうかってとこwww 子供からのこういう質問って 多分大きくなるまでずっと続くんだ うちの長女は特に“何でちゃん”だ その全てに答えられるような 何でも知ってるパパになりたい って思って色々考えてた頃があるんだ で、ヒントになった

                                                                              月はどうしてついてくるの?子供の質問に答えるには? アインシュタインの名言から考えてよう - MONKEY SHOULDER
                                                                            • Correlating Firefox add-ons to performance bottlenecks – Roberto Agostino Vitillo's Blog

                                                                              Update: I run the analysis on more data as some add-ons had very few entries with extreme outliers that were skewing the results; I also considered more add-ons. I started looking into exploiting our Telemetry data to determine which add-ons are causing performance issues with Firefox. So far there are three metrics that I plan to correlate with add-ons: startup time, shutdown time, background han

                                                                                Correlating Firefox add-ons to performance bottlenecks – Roberto Agostino Vitillo's Blog
                                                                              • All 165 Pink Floyd Songs Ranked, From Worst to Best

                                                                                Things you buy through our links may earn Vox Media a commission. All 165 Pink Floyd Songs, Ranked From Worst to Best So, you think you can tell Meddle from The Division Bell? Pink Floyd may be the only rock band that can credibly be compared to both the Beatles and Spinal Tap. Its mid-’70s sonic triumphs — including The Dark Side of the Moon, which turns 50 years old this year, and Wish You Were

                                                                                  All 165 Pink Floyd Songs Ranked, From Worst to Best
                                                                                • The art of computer programming | BCS

                                                                                  Donald is author of the hugely respected The Art of Computer Programming book series and dozens of highly regarded academic papers on computer science. You’re probably best known for your book series The Art of Computer Programming. In 1999, these books were named among the best twelve physical-science monographs of the century by American Scientist. How did these books originally come about and h

                                                                                    The art of computer programming | BCS