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I'm not a aikido-ist, but I've had some friends who were very high level. They explained to me the origin of aikido was as a technique that policemen could use with plausible deniability. When people watch someone fight against an aikido-ist they see: "The guy charged at him and something happened and then the guy ran right into that lamp post and knocked himself out".

Whether that is really true, or I misinterpreted what I was told, I'm not sure, but I always find it an amusing thought.
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FYI David Brin explored this idea in the novel 'Sundiver' (1980)[1]. In the novel a laser is used to radiate heat out into space. This is the first book of the Uplift Trilogy. Incidentally, the second book, 'Startide Rising' is really great imo, and won a bunch of awards.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sundiver
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Where's the link to a sitemap so I can find the downloads section? The autodetect offers me the wrong file for my PC. Minimalism can go too far when you strip out the most basic of basic functionalities.
Not to mention:

That’s the dirty secret of the ETF industry. All of the innovation has led to a lot of failure... The bottom line: Most ETFs live in oblivion.

Like many other areas, you tend to only hear about the success stories, and are unaware of the scale of the non-successes.
As a comment indicates, all evidence points to this article being a load of bullshit. There's not a single concrete example in it that proves anything of the author's claim. To counter, I think this will do nicely: http://www.johndcook.com/blog/2015/07/31/the-success-of-oop/
What about inventing passing lanes? Of you are on a single lane road and many vehicles behind you for a while, you move out onto the passing lane.
For python, try Pycharm. There's also community edition, which may or may not be enough for you. Another step up is Intellij Idea, which supports everything that all the other language-specific products together.
In general, freedom of expression, communication should not be curbed but that freedom also brings in misinformation, rumour, and anti-social activities. When panic can cause unnecessary destruction, government should be able to control communication channels for a short period of time. Remember, if government is wrong, it will not be able to hide the truth for a long.
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This was worth watching. It was really weird tho (spoilers ahead. Stop reading if you care)

Documentary crew travels 300 kilometers by boat to meet two hermits living alone in the taiga. These two neighbours have a long history in harsh enviroment but they seem to live pretty normal life in the woods. Documentary crew soon realises they have a boring story to tell so they start asking awkward questions about sexual relationships in the past.

Both neighbours have a different story to tell. Incest and rape is mentioned. Old wounds are open again and that is when the crew decides to leave saying they did not start the conversation.

What the hell just happened? :)
Sir, are you engaging in nerd sniping here?
Let me sum it up for you then: Netflix doesn't share viewership numbers, some people are curious about them.
Yesterday's HN article on the topic said two versions, seating 2 and 4 occupants.
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You're saying this in a time when every good mma athlete has a very respectable BJJ game. Before that, people stuck to their art. It was either BJJ guys winning, or big wrestlers. Then people started to get more well-rounded. But I remember watching fights in Brazil where there was almost ten different styles represented, including judo and wrestling. BJJ would win. When the others started learning BJJ it changed a lot, and the BJJ people had to suck it up and begin to strike/stand-up.
Actually, I still think it is the achilles heel of brazilian MMA fighters. There's still this 'BJJ' is king attitude here, which leaves a hole in many athletes' wrestling game. Look at the USA: there are now a ton of great bjj black-belts teaching there. How many top-level wrestlers teach in Brazil? Two? Three? Only top MMA guys in Brazil train wrestling specifically, whereas in the US the wrestling kids can learn very good BJJ and striking.
How have I not heard of this before.
Complete impunity also does not change behaviour, we are talking where people can commit crimes and there is no punishment or even approval.
Well yeah, because Ghostery is a product of Evidon, which helps adtech businesses to get visitors to opt-in to tracking. It's a clever strategy, because they give valuable feedback about which ads and trackers are blocked for which reasons. If you can't beat them, outcompete them!

(I worked as CTO of an adserving platform and had to reject sales calls from Evidon on an almost monthly basis)
PATEL population is less than 1% in India; Tell PATEL to take 1% CasteShareOfLand from India and go build their own nation;
I think that the near universality of many of those biases, and the fact that civilization arose pretty much independently around the world, it's pretty clear that that is the case. I don't think saying that is even controversial.

However, you must be careful with your history, because many biases (such as the place of women in the workplace) have actually changed considerably through history and across different cultures, and many of them actually peaked in Victorian times, and it is mostly the Victorian biases that we in the West are left with.

Nevertheless, the origin of the biases says nothing about their benefit. Obviously, beneficial behavior in pre-historical times was very different from what benefitted it in classical times, medieval times, the early-modern period, and certainly after the industrial revolution.

Finally, it is very hard to define what you mean by "a benefit to society" by any objective means. For simple organisms, increasing the population count is beneficial (although even that is not clear because that's assigning a value judgment to a mere fact). But what does it mean for human society? Obviously many people thought for a long time that slavery is very beneficial, although the slaves obviously disagreed. So the basic ideology of feminism basically has one tenet -- that of fairness -- and says that power should be more-or-less equally distributed among social categories that are determined at birth (except for individual misfortunes etc., which is another matter).
> The fact that you don't understand that means that you can't be part of a productive discussion, because you will always think you're right.

You actually managed to make me laugh. As it happens, that's pretty much my idea of postmodernism, which I dislike just as much after your (very well-written) reminder. But doesn't it strike you as ironic that you just managed to attack everything I have to say even before I say it with what it looks like a well-placed ad-hominem, while at the same time saying that it's me who is destroying productive conversation?
Significant enough opposition from who? The public / the taxpayers? What makes you think they'd even let us know about it?
Confused lefties, apparently unaware of the true nature of Stalin, goad Rivera into adding him to the piece and now paint Rockefeller as evil for destroying it. Which only proves that lefties are still confused.
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Than you might not have seen good OOP designs. My experience is different -- when you really apply good OOP design to software, you can reduce complexity and come to a clearer overall design. But of course the typical 5 day Java or C++ course will not get you there. You must learn to think in OOP -- and that is a process that might take years.
I am European. I'm not doubting the number the op stated regarding Berlin, I was just curious where other people look up salary information.
The cost of switching to Mac seems a bit extreme - for a really high-performance 3D box I'd be looking at whole-number multiples of the cost of my existing workstation, as far as I'm aware. Otherwise I'd be considering it.
Nations change their borders, break up and reform all the time, and they agree to stay together all the time too. "Each and every inch of India is an integral part of India" is meaningless, countries are political constructs.
Thanks - worth knowing.
> No small projects to undertake showing what practical uses it might have

Pandoc (http://pandoc.org/) is written in Haskell and its modular design makes it easy to peruse without understanding everything.
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> checking against income

Schools do that, and it heavily favors whites. (alumni/donor preference)

Maybe not exactly what you were suggesting
Does anyone remember the episode where they cooked a hotdog using live 110V and 2 forks in each end of it? The kid me thought it was the coolest thing ever. As an adult I now see the potential for being thrown across the room by grabbing the obvious metal handles.

That show had way more going for it than would be allowed today.
Well done to my fellow Europeans in the Netherlands for thinking of that bike-sharing utopia some 50 years ago.

It's been implemented with massive success here in Paris and it's nothing short of awesome.
One very good option that I haven't seen mentioned yet is Love2D. It is basically Lua with solid game libraries wrapped into very simple interfaces. load sound, play sound. load image, display image, etc. while under the hood is SDL, DevIL and other libs that make it run fast.
My own blog, http://www.williamghelfi.com/ , is made with Jekyll and hosted on Divshot (not GitHub)

Seamless, quick, developer-oriented.

Perfect for me :D

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There are also a lot of people out there who would not be willing to pay the $4.64 dollars. By using this model, developers can get both the people who want to buy it through the store and people who don't want to spend any money to play it, which might end up being more total profit.
Because partitioning India worked so well last time?
The graph at the bottom of the page pretty much tells me that we're talking about a non-effect.
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Computers have learned to manage computers and people, and they learned to program themselves. Almost all job offerings are for professional huggers, preferably human.
A curious (and probably unintended) side effect, is that if its implementation of the Mach API is complete enough, this should allow to run Hurd user space server/translators on FreeBSD.

Not sure if useful, but would be cool (in a weird, nerdy way) anyway.
Running wires along the truck might have been more hassle?
There are two reasons to make such posts:

1. Encourage investors to reach out
2. Marketing

They've proven that they've got a crank that takes in money (labour) and puts out money. The question is whether the ratio is good enough or if the right kind of investor can help improve that ratio.
> It seems to me that the dictionary definition and common understanding of personal bias is "a bias held by a particular person".

Yes, and some biases are shared by many and propagate through social mechanisms. Those are called social biases.

> I've often seen social engineering redefine terms to redirect or derail discussions and find that very Orwellian.

Much of it is no more than a more careful, organized terminology designed to assist academic study. I find that many people who find stuff like that to be Orwellian are simply not interested to learn what it's really all about. If they did, they's find a fascinating field for research, and a clearer understanding of human society. Instead, many of them dismiss the study of human society because it eludes simple mathematical models (as all complex systems do), and may require a re-examination of things they take for granted.

Comments like this sounds to someone with a social sciences education as the statement "I feel this messing about with particles angers the gods, and, in particular, Zeus" would sound to anyone with a science education.
I know this is going to sound like gratuitous snark but it's crazy that "multiple virtual desktops" are considered a plus in 2015. It's quite telling about the fact that Windows is not a developer platform anymore.
The government is certainly not the way to address this issue. Hell, it could have just as easily backfired.
The article says, in "One Quick Check to Spot the Fakes!", to look for https instead of http. But this is no good: an attacker could use a domain-validated SSL certificate for the fake domains used.
Look, as a Pakistani descent person, I am sympathetic to you, but this issue of the Pandits is a bleeding wound on international credibility that pretty much destroys any chance of Kashmir seceding. Maybe you were around in 1989, what the hell was going on? Why did you allow your Hindu neighbors to be driven out? All the expatriate Muslim Kashmiris start calling me a boot licking traitor when I ask this (and all the Pannu Kashmir people look like they are about to kill me)
The honest answer: No.
Same here. Disabling javascript lets you scroll the page. Why do people keep doing this - it's a straightforward article with text and pictures. This could be done in HTML 2.0.
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The only real protection from this is to verify that the SSL icon is displayed in the address bar, and that the domain is the domain you expected. It's a shame more websites don't educate users to do this.

This gives me an idea for a Javascript widget that guides users to verify the address bar, with an appropriate demonstration screenshot based on the expected domain, and the user's browser.
> suggestions that dropping kids into professional coding environments would give them the feeling they were doing something "for real" and help motivate them

People that say this have almost never actually tried to teach kids programming from scratch. Throw someone in the ocean and they will drown. Build up starting in a kiddie pool and after practice, they could be a life guard.

The same thing happens with computer science all the time. The very first thing taught is C++. I can't think of anything worse for someone who hasn't ever seen an if statement or a loop than to burden them with a deluge of functions whos motivations aren't clear until programming a large project for two years.
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Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is less about the show and more about a philosophy of life.

Being trained in the arts many years ago, things like "a body is as strong as its weakest link", have served me well in life and business.

I don't know of any other martial art where your formative years are spent being kicked up in the ass. You learn how to survive under very harsh conditions and how to be resilient.

You don't need to be the strongest, the faster... You just need to stay alive and be aware. And you learn how to respect human life, because you come to understand how fragile it is.

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu has been responsible for taking many people out of the streets, giving them something to abide for. This will be the greatest legacy of the Gracies.
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I'd guess because it's aimed as a generic attach-to-any-truck setup, where people other than Samsung may not want to run cables through their truck. Also, the cab and the trailer will often be detached and changed; an extra set of cables will probably be a bit annoying.

Plus "wireless" makes a press release sound cool...
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I went digging and it looks like the JLTV is a partial replacement for HMMWV. There are a quarter million HMMWV in the US Army fleet alone - the Army order for JLTV is 50k until 2040. No news on how they're going to replace the other huge chunk of HMMWV's used in low threat roles.
So they decided to sign over people's future to a bunch of caste elders who demand that you walk on eggshells to preserve some construct with colonial boundaries?
Only reason I brought it up was the assertion that V8 didn't have an AST. Only the most trivial of compilers avoid building an AST; V8 may not use an AST for interpretation, but interpretation / compilation will be downstream of the AST and could use info from the AST for optimization heuristics. A non-IDE AST would not normally include comments.
I look forward to Gujarat experiencing, like Punjab, the tender mercies of AFSPA (sarcastic, I don't wish that law upon anyone)
And yet through all of that, some gender differences have remained.

History is open to interpretation. I actually see what you mentioned as evidence against your position.

It's clear that people were able to overcome pervasive biases far more extreme than our current biases.

And yet some argue that implicit biases are responsible for the remaining differences.

History shows that bias can be overcome even when overt and widespread. The intractability of the remaining differences in a nation where bias is widely opposed suggests a cause stronger than bias.
I'm not defending anyone - I'm seeking to understand your point of view better. But language like "Marshaled his supporters" makes me wonder if there's something else I've missed. I use XMonad and quite like it other haskellers I know have moved on to i3. Not sure I've ever seen it being "spammed".

The if it compiles works thing... That's unfortunately overblown and hyperbolic, but in my experience of the Haskell community in London, it's usually uttered as a tongue in cheek joke. I'm not sure I'd characterize it as condescendingly spewing falsehoods.

However, let me tell you about my first experience building a little thing while learning Haskell: As a total newbie, I wanted to pull some timeseries from a database and plot them on a UI. It took me days of grabbing some time here and there, learning which DB library I should use and how the diagrams package worked. I finally got it to compile without any errors. As a python programmer this was a completely new way of programming for me, and I now fully expected the real work of making it run to begin. The VERY first time I ran it - up popped a timeseries visualization. Mind. Blown!

So as you state it, "if it compiles it works" might be a falsehood, but there's more than a grain of truth there.

As for your other comment. What Tim actually said was:

> An institution that teaches Python under the banner of computer science, certainly loses prestige in my opinion

He didn't say that he "can't respect" it, nor did he say that CS should exclusively be taught in Haskell. He said, that teaching it in python lowers its prestige (and later clarifies that he means that as a vehicle for teaching CS rather than programming).

As I mentioned, I'm a self taught programmer, beginning with python. Since then I've worked at hedge funds and investment banks in python and built a startup on Haskell. My opinion is built on my own direct experience, and I find it somewhat disrespectful that you dismiss it as "drinking the Haskell Kool-Aid".
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Any idea of the company that should not be named ? I was thinking about Google but in this case they might have used "mobile" instead of "embedded" Linux.
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That's right, keep on worshipping British colonial boundaries. Are you sure you're really independent?
From a little browsing, there was a quick-start package that looks like didn't actually provide early access.

Then from this update [1] they said after the first release they'd introduce plug-ins and the dashboard, of which at least the dashboard had been advertised on the original campaign rather predominantly. They were also showing off multi-user collaboration and the content tools, both of which as well got pushed to after release.

Not sure if that's what the previous posters have been talking about.

1: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/johnonolan/ghost-just-a...
The cameras seem a long time coming considering my parents motor home has similar; hard wired though. The rear camera works for both backing up as well as getting a better view of what is behind you at all times. Camera's on the sides and front lend a hand as well when the side mirrors don't pick up that motorcycle or car that wants to hug you.
There's a typo in there: "... research project iff they..."
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"Then Gracie jujitsu decided to re-brutalize judo."

Sincere question, but when did that happen? I suspect that you're conflating Gracie Jiu-Jitsu with MMA. The art of jiu-jitsu seems to me to be as passive as it ever has been. There've always been choke holds, and armbars, and while the techniques evolve over time, none of that has changed in BJJ.

A punch is not a BJJ technique, for example, but a boxing, or Muay Thai, or whatever technique that gets incorporated into part of a competitor's MMA toolkit... but that doesn't make it BJJ.

When I first read that sentence, I was reminded of having sparred with a BJJ practitioner way back in the mid-90s. He practiced a brutal form of BJJ that I had never encountered. To be fair, BJJ wasn't popular back then, and there certainly weren't gyms in every city, so it was a bit foreign. Long story short, even though it was just a competitive sparring competition, I lost, and I lost in embarrassing fashion because he used some kind of pinky lock that made me want to cry. So, reading about re-brutalization, my first thought was that they were teaching the small joint manipulation again, but I haven't heard of anybody doing that, which is kind of sad, because it's super effective as a defense. But they wouldn't, because the gaming commissions won't allow small joint manipulation techniques in the octagon, so there's not really any point in teaching it outside of shops specializing on self defense, and even those can't be trained effectively because you can't employ those techniques against other humans without a severe risk of injury.
A puerile attention seeking behavior. The creators thrive at the media and social media exposure and clearly are doing it for the reactions so don't give it to them. The more exacerbated the reaction the more they'll do it.
Do you believe that political manipulation by careful use of language exists?

That's a big difference between Zeus's wrath and Orwellian tactics. One is real.

Perhaps social science should be more aware, or more open about, the political influence of its chosen terms, if it wants to be a neutral search for truth.

But I admit, I may have misinterpreted your definitions. From your examples, I thought you meant that personal bias was about something of little social import, like blue vs green, while a bias regarding other people (even one held personally) was not a personal bias.
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Just an FYI, you don't have to use Jekyll with github. The integration seems convenient, but I run it on its own to build my static site (blog) on my own domain.
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So you're saying, since the Hindu neighbors felt unsafe and left it is justified to oppress the people who stayed?
I've done about one month of Pencak Silat many years ago, and in that month, I learned to attack the eyes (a whip with the fingers to cause pain or temporarily blind) and how to rip out a throat. It was obviously not done as sport. And yet this was also a fairly defensive style where every move started from a dodge and you never attacked with a fist. But it was a very aggressive defense.