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For most European countries this is not a problem. Each club which plays in its countries top division already has a big enough dedicated football stadium.

It becomes a problem when you let FIFA bribe BRIC or even third world country politicians (or vice versa). Then you get stadiums located in deserts or rainforests without a club nearby that is even remotely capable of filling it on a weekly basis.

I like what the UEFA (Europe's FIFA) is doing here: Bigger countries get to host the European Championship on their own, smaller countries share it, lately Poland + Ukraine and Switzerland + Austria. From 2020 on the Cup will not take place in a single country anymore, instead cities will apply on their own, which is of course impractical for the World Cup or even continental cups on bigger continents.
Is remote for any of the engineering positions possible?
That isn't relevant to him having to lie to an open commission about a top secret program they already knew about.
PS...re your mod note on the duplicate thread to this topic, which I mistakenly created - because the title/link is malformed I could not find a way to delete that thread. I'd like to comply, but could not, at least on mobile.
Looks beautiful and I'm sure the "seeds" that have been planted there will grow big and help startups in Hoboken thrive. Here's a related post http://startups.in/announcements/startup-hubs/
Also, this particular study was done in rats, not humans. So without further research, we don't know whether it applies to humans at all.
I opened it in the opera version of chrome and it loads no problem. The browser isn't the best at everything but sometimes it works when everything else fails.
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But then they can say. In 2.0 we improved performance 50%!! And repeat this process of headline news several times!
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By that reasoning determining cooking time by the number of whistles would be a very coarse and inaccurate measure of "time spent at optimal cooking temprature" very sensitive to heating temperature.

If the weighted valve and letoff system is succeeding in staying close to a constant pressure/temperature surely a simple timer would be a better solution.
Remember, you can fire them at any time, with or without cause.

People keep saying that around here. It's technically true (the best kind of true?) but it's not exactly how the real world works.

In the real world (meaning: actual companies, not startups with 2 weeks runway), to fire an individual (mass layoffs are different), you first put them On Notice (a Personal Improvement Plan saying "we, the company, believe you are not a good employee. you have X amount of time to improve"). Next, you wait 6 months. Then you review their progress against their "plan," you find any excuse for them not meeting their plan (plans can be subjective), then you say "Sorry, you're fired, here's a severance package."

So, firing an individual involves interdepartmental paperwork, getting legal potentially involved, and a (hopefully not trivial) payout.

Mass layoffs are essentially the same except you don't give 3-6 months notice and just immediately unload lots of people at a company, but hopefully still give them a payout.

In either case, I think why people throw around "at any time" is they want to convey you should have zero-loyalty towards any employer since they can unilaterally act against you. That is quite true. Never trust your employer to be benevolent towards you and always lookout for yourself before sacrificing things for the benefit of only the company.
This isn't entirely what happens. For most doctors at their first jobs the hospitals will write out most, if not all, of their medical school loans depending on how much there are. They use this as signing bonuses and to tempt doctors to their hospital.
Here's the direct link to startuphubs discussed in that post https://startuphubs.com
Also not sure why we haven't heard anything about Amazon/AWS within the Snowden docs... yet. Anyone?
This so called "investigation" of the Facebook app can be done much simpler. Locate the app in iTunes, rename the .ipa file to .zip, unzip and run otool and nm on the binary. The author list 18,000 header files which is not much of an investigation nor much interesting. Though the staggering number of classes does admittingly somewhat explain the enormous size of the FB app. I do not use the FB app, but generally it can be equally illuminating to look in the Resources/ folder of an app if you wonder where the size came from.
Yeah I know about unix time and that isn't what I meant. It never made sense to me. Just have a monotonic timer and an epoch, and worry about UTC and leap seconds in the view.
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Does anyone know if any other groups have independently verified this? Bad batch? Potential contaminatdd samples?
You've gotta tell 'em! SOYLENT GREEN IS PEOPLE! We gotta stop them! Somehow!
(and of course the hexayurt is those hexagonal pod things you see all over Burning Man - I'm sure quite a few of you have camped in them and will be camping in one again in a couple of weeks, having the time of your lives!)
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Some of us (like me) really look up to it, the Industry, the Culture and People.
Things like this really depress me.
I am generally against drug tests but I'd deal with one for USDS because I believe in the mission. Also let's say you're a recreational marijuana user, all you'd have to do is stop smoking for a month or so to pass a single test.
Wow, it actually says this:

"Leaders are right a lot. They have strong business judgment and good instincts. They seek diverse perspectives and work to disconfirm their beliefs."

Don't question. Obey. Leaders are leaders because they are better than you.
Right now I do my analysis work in SQL, currently MSSQL previous was MySQL. Always struggle to apply any functions to the data. I then do some sampling and analysis then in R.
One of my concerns is that modern peoples are already very out of touch with what matters for the creation of things of real value. We already have bizarre ideas that money = value. We already have people who fail to understand the real world underpinnings of the creation of value -- of how you need certain resources and preconditions to have any hope of creating value. We already have too many people who think you fix financial problems, like depression, by manipulating the market economy. We already have a great many people who are intelligent, educated and well-paid who are very out of touch with reality in terms of where food and other important resources come from.

The reason it matters to me to have people get money by participating in the economy and not just for existing is because that participation shapes their ideas about what matters. There is no upper limit to what humans can spend or consume. We see this again and again and again. And about 2/3 of lottery winners are bankrupt within 5 years. People who have no education in dealing with wealth just run through it. Their lottery winnings seem "limitless" to them and they just run through it all and end up bankrupt.

You are talking about doing that as a universal thing. You are talking about spreading the belief that we have so much wealth right now that every last person can just consume and not produce and it will somehow be okay.

I very strongly disagree with this notion. It is not that it simply disincentives work. It is that it further poisons the minds of people who already are out of touch with where real value comes from. I find this incredibly scary stuff.

You have to deal with the mental space of humans, not just their bodily needs. You talk about distributing enough money to keep people fed and what not at some basic level and you ignore what that does to their minds and self concept. I think this is extremely dangerous territory and will be disastrous.
He didn't claim it to be an investigation. It seems to be an insight.

As for being interesting, it's quite subjective. Might not be interesting to you, but it makes other people wonder.
This probably explains the massive movement that inspired a million Jews to experience and keep one Shabbat last year as part of http://www.theshabbosproject.org and will likely imspire millions more this year.
This is the same press release as was already submitted earlier here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10066432
I wonder how much of it is automatically generated.
Interesting. I don't see any indication in the article that they contacted Soylent first so they could do little things like recall it. I'm sure that a bunch of the Soylent staff are heavy consumers of their product so I suspect they'd take the matter very seriously, and since it's only available from them I'm pretty sure they have contact information for everyone who has it.

So I'm going to paraphrase as follows:
"As You Sow," a group claiming to be an environmental watchdog, noted a likely safety problem with Soylent and instead of notifying the manufacturer to minimize the harm to consumers chose to file a lawsuit.

Edit: less inflammatory paraphrase
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I live in Seattle, as does the person who mentioned the salaries, and I would be hard pressed to even find a 1BR that cost $5,000/mo. I recently lived in a very large 2BR for $2200, full of amenities. Even if you want a really nice place in a great location I'd have no trouble finding a 1BR that was absolutely fantastic for $2000.

This ain't SF.
That's what I call a fat client :)
He doesn't compare the size of the binary with the size "of the memory used by the live program".

He compared the size of the binary with the size (in Chrome's memory) of the idiot's webpage complaining about it.

Which he obviously knows is Apples to Oranges, but it's still fun to know and illuminating (the guy blames FB for being too careless with their app size but is too stupid to watch for his web post's size).
1. The article gives the insight that the binary is sooo big, not just assets as one would think.

2. It shows how the classes are extracted

3. It presents the classes for you to browse.

The word "merely" is downplaying the information being shared by the author.
There is no Opera version of Chrome. Opera uses Blink, that's it.
Could it be some sort of Turing test inspired trolling?
I said nothing about remaining productive. Of course productivity suffers along with morale. That is not the same thing as actively disrupting a business. Quitting and/or slacking off are common reactions. But if someone gets passive-aggressive and/or otherwise actively disrupts a team? That makes them toxic. And no matter how talented they are, a toxic individual is not an A player.
that might help fix their economic problems...
Barely does 1 and 2 since 3 causes browsers to actually slow down to a crawl. The second that 18k list started to load, my browser turned ridiculously slow.
Growing up a Seventh-Day Adventist, Sabbath was just the day that you weren't allowed to have any fun.

As with all things, if it works for you, great. Just don't force it on anyone else.
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Depending on where the source crops are grown it could easily be a raw materials problem that nobody ever even considered as a possibility so they didn't test. As a related thing, consider arsenic in rice due to where it's grown.

Edit: addressed here, with comparisons to other meals. Brown rice protein is the source. https://faq.soylent.com/hc/en-us/articles/204197379-Californ...
So you increase the pay of the guy working at the bank teller, now you just cut into the bank profits, guess they'll just increase their processing fees. Now clients have to pay more to perform operations at the bank (since they have to pay the poor guy at the teller $20/h instead of 12), and now they need a bigger basic income to keep up.

I'm not necessarily rejecting the idea of a basic income, but to me it seems like the biggest flaw. I do not believe people would just sit around idle (at least most of them wouldn't), but I also believe that there are hard, not rewarding jobs out there that are crucial to a working society and to me it is unthinkable that someone would volunteer to take them if they don't need to.
Companies with excess cash do not store currency in a vault. They invest it, usually in short term investments convertible to cash, but investments nevertheless.
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Is there a better source than "Yahoo.com" for this?
This is "just" a press release made by As You Sow in its un-edited form. This doesn't necessarily make it claim invalid, but just remember that no journalist have been involved here.

It is also weird that As You Sow hasn't added any mention of whether or not they have tried to contact Soylent for a comment.
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On the other hand this paper: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21249649 suggests that for every correct treatment there are 10 mistreatments and 200 initial misdiagnoses.

How could the numbers differ so much from study to study?
You can buy regular (not HAMR) HDDs with the same areal density of 1TBit/in^2 today: Seagate 8TB Archive HDD, Toshiba 2.5" HDD.
One of those press releases that doesn't provide any context. What exactly is a "California Safe Harbor" level? How does that compare to a Clean Water Act level of safe lead.

Not trying to defend Soylent here, but these types of press releases don't provide any useful context.
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The Olympics are more than the direct cost of infrastructure or tickets sold.

Barcelona was hugely changed by the 1992 Games and was transformed into one of the richest cities in Europe and one of the most visited spots on Earth. It's significance, quality of life and wealth grew because of the event.

That's the point of most Olympic events, as former London mayor Ken Livingstone said it: It's not about three weeks of sports, it's about getting funds to rebuild your city. A lot of them don't pull it off, but Barcelona for one did it fine.
That's a good question. Is much of this the output from some GUI design tool? There seems to be a class for every GUI element.
When ordering ingredients in powder form from China in bulk batches, you get MSDS analysis.
But in my experience you cannot rely on that info. I have received completely random papers from factories, which made me avoid China entirely when it come to ingredients for human consumption.
Seems to me that huge part of this was auto-generated (and auto-structured), and each .m/.h contains very few lines of code. I don't know what FB app does, but with 18000+ fully functional non-excessive handwritten modules you can just win the internets. Oh wait~
I'm not the GP, but I'll take a stab.

Human beings (and other sentient things) are special in that they are both subjects and objects of value. That is, human beings are both things that are valued and things that value. This means that human beings are capable of having value even if nobody else is around to value them--because they value themselves.

I suspect that GP only means that keeping the sabbath, and disconnecting from everything else one gets wrapped up in in the course of everyday life, helps to remind you of this.
Sometimes there's an 'unclean hands' defense if someone didn't take reasonable steps to minimize the harm they suffered. Courts can be suspicious of plaintiffs who allow harm to accrue in order to sue for more damages.

That said, I'm only speaking in general. I don't claim to know anything about the factual background of this particular case.
Hm, if you mean website, the elm-lang's site itself and the package search is written in elm. There is the usual todo app as well. Not sure about something like an chat application though.

I am planning to work through the [1] to see if I should switch from the clojure-script/reagent combo on my next side project :)

[1] https://github.com/evancz/elm-architecture-tutorial
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Possibly Pacer, if anyone with access can find a copy of the complaint. Otherwise, probably not, given that this is a press release from the plaintiff.
1 out of 1 US presidents is black.

We did it!

Oh wait 96 out of 100 members of the US senate is white. But we do have 31 women senators.
I agree that the inline HTML code block is not optimized for such a use-case. You can read the content here:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10066530

Still my point was about the content being simply a list, which it is not (for better or worse in this case, I know :-)
There are millions of Americans like that, but only one Bill Gates. You can't just assign his success to his parents.
That you need millions to make bajillions? Doubt that folks are surprised ... angry may be. That first million requires hard-toil labour often deliberately prevented from ever being obtained by the same moneyed class.

The only other practical way, like the article says, is to steal.
>I understand the topics that the words are referring to.

This is an incomplete sentence. The correct phrase would be:

"I understand the topics to which the words are referring"

>The sentences seem like garbage that almost makes sense, but in the end doesn't.

This is a Freudian slip where you are actually talking about your own sentences. Since when does garbage make sense?

I hazard a guess that you are heavily invested in recycling content!

>Presumably phrases or sentence fragments written by real humans but strung together in a nonsense way.

This is another sentence fragment which is solely a predicate, lacking a subject. There is only one language in the world where that is valid grammar; and it is also the only one in which: being able to do the work of several humans- is an insult rather than a compliment.

A moronic RUSE uses derogatives subjectively and assumes everyone else must agree.

>It's clever though and sophisticated enough to make you doubt yourself for a moment.

If you could veritably speculate on what type of computation was ongoing, then you too could be clever and sophisticated.

Instead, you are simply being a dull sophist.

>I think it's both human and machine working together.

Correct! I am indeed using a computer, and so are you.

>This comment is too on topic to be random: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10058574 I'm almost enjoying it as a kind of puzzle.

If this is some kind of algorithmic puzzle, then I am technically a 'wizard'; and you can only progress by asking questions to inform your own ignorance.

>Pretty sure it's some kind of performance art or trolling, so I've flagged it.

Another grammatical error! If you cannot think of a question to ask, or a related topic to discuss, then you are most likely the troll (or performance artist).

>I'd argue that it's indecipherably dense and not appropriate for HN.

I can now argue that in fact that you are indecipherably dense and HN is not appropriate for VC funding.
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As of yet, you are the only user to have made a remotely intelligent response.
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I hadn't seen that; thanks. I like their comic book explanation.

It looks like their VPN profile is not included with the app though, and is instead sourced from their website[1]. That means that a) Apple has not inspected the block list (they specifically asked me via the resolution center to list which domains were blocked), b) that the VPN profile is subject to interception or changes of control since it is sourced from a website, c) that updates to the block list require a new download of the block list from their website, d) that an uninstall of their blocklist requires the installation of a new (presumably blank?) blocklist, and e) when you uninstall their app, the VPN profile remains on the device (it is removed upon uninstall of MadBlocker).

1. http://kids.disconnect.me/profile?block_ids=0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,...
This press release would have been more useful to me if they had given details of the testing.

Did independant labs buy the products direct from Soylent, or was the products supplied by a third party to the testing lab?

Was a single lab used? Are they an accredited lab?

If true (and that's a big if at the moment) this is just another confirmation that Soylent is cavalier around a product that they really should be careful about.

Of course, this press release may well be bollocks and Soylent might do rigorous QA testing on every batch, using accredited labs and posting the results to a public webpage.
Most of the uninhabited ones do not have a Wikipedia page, and many of those that have a page have little content. Often, the page doesn't even mention the size of the islands.

I do expect, however, that most of the uninhabitated Greek islands are too small to be useful for this. You would need 10-20 different stadiums, 2 km straight water to hold rowing events, and wouldn't want to have marathon runners, competitors in the 50 km walk, or those taking part in the cycling road race to do 1 km rounds. Let's say 100 square kilometers to host all the courses (except for sailing; there's plenty of sea for that), bare minimum.

Also, it would be a challenge to feed the competitors and the spectators on an island that size. Greece isn't known for its green islands, and looking at that list, I notice that, for example, Tinos and Paros, at around 200 square kilometers, have a population of less than 10,000.

I would think you would need something like Kos to host the Olympics, and even that would be an enormous challenge. The 'normal' population of around 33,000 would increase by 20,000+ competitors, officials and a zillion journalists, and you likely would have to ferry or fly in half a million spectators every day, and all of them would need food and drink, and working 3G.
On the evolutionary timescale that modern sleep became available, I don't think we're talking weapons.
In brief, a new feature of iOS 9 that allows app resources to be delivered on a device specific basis..meaning that, for example, a user with an iPhone 5 will no longer need to download assets meant to support the 6+ or iPad. More here: http://arstechnica.com/apple/2015/06/app-thinning-will-be-a-...
good point, it's not representative at the top. but, I think it's a step in the right direction.
It should be available everywhere, and I just confirmed via iTunes connect that it is theoretically for sale in the Netherlands. I'm guessing that since it went live this morning it has not yet had a chance to appear on all of Apple's CDN. Hopefully it will be available to you soon!

You might also try searching for it by name on the Dutch App Store.