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Well, if you cross paths with this new breed of prosecutor, it will be incumbent upon you to prove your innocence. It appears that they no longer need evidence of a crime, just perceived intent. This may be starting in the financial services industry, but it will obviously spread to become a pervasive "best practice" in the future. Couple this with machine learning and the tone of your conversation may eventually be sufficient "proof" of intent.
Compiling can be more expensive than 5s/compile, but you should still probably lean toward things like ccache/ramdisks/distcc instead of the latest processor.

I think the real value is new things like TSX/HLE.
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Sigh: According to the researchers, a lack of protection of migrants in the region was based on a "false distinction" between a forced and an economic migrant, instead of focusing on the real and urgent needs some of these migrants have. The report suggested that a better term would be "forced humanitarian migrants", who moved for the purpose of their and their dependents' basic survival. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refugee#Economic_migrants
We know for a fact that the rule of law and individual rights break down. News in canada yesterday just had a disabled canadian who couldn't move into housing because it was a muslim-only housing project which was unequally applied by the canadian govt. We also know that in Sweden, France, migrants are given a free pass even when rioting, robbing and hurting the local populace. Sweden lets rapists walk after really small sentences relative to the violence of the crime. Do they deport? No. Good luck with your dreamy views.
This I would like to see, for the laughs.
Whenever you write an email, you should envision how it'll read as evidence in a court transcript. Envision a jury reading over your shoulder. That's essentially what will happen if there's a preservation order and a court case.

This is just one of tons of reasons why email is overused. Live, interactive, two-way conversations are better for most things. Making better use of interactive conversations does require some planning and discipline, to keep a list of what you need to discuss sorted by person. But the benefits of that practice are numerous, and increased privacy and plausible deniability is a comparatively minor benefit.

A few reasons to prefer interactive discussion to email:

- plausible deniability and increased security

- reduced chance of misunderstanding

- less time spent and potentially wasted carefully crafting the perfect message, because you can monitor your recipients reactions in real time and dynamically alter your delivery depending on which parts are immediately understood and agreed upon

- collaborate on the ideas interactively and rapidly, rather than a simple one way transfer

Email is good for some things, but it's seriously overused.
Aggregate demand is not a quantity, it's a relationship between output and price level. But anyway, following your story, you get reduced employment.

But you don't get involuntary unemployment - people employed at a price $P as well as people unemployed but willing to accept work at the same price. All your story gives us is that there is a new market clearing price for labor at a lower price level, e.g. $P2 < $P. Fewer people are willing to accept labor at $P2, so they voluntarily go without work.

This is pretty much just basic supply&demand. You don't even need to go as far as Keynesian theory to get this out. If this is Varoufakis' story, it's hardly clear why he is criticizing classical econ 101 at all.
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So the trick for these kind of stations ("Feels bad emotionally even though intellectually I know it is false"), is to come up with an intellectual solution to it.

For example: Set up your retirement account to auto add X dollars per month, then have your SO change the password to the online account and not tell you the password. You can still get a yearly summary of what is going on, but there will be no emotions felt at the market losing 7% if you can't even see the balance.
Makes me feel better, then. I consider myself to have a relatively large lexicon, but only knew about 40% of the words.
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It was made with threaded leveling feet and bubble levels. According to Wikipedia, bubble levels can be made with quite a bit of precision.
What is untrue about it?
Shame it isn't free/open source.
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The intellij go plugin is your friend. Per project go-paths. It's also a good use of make.
Well, yes but I don't think either of those things are really addressed by "care about data IFF backups exist". I guess I either don't get what point you're making or we're just getting distracted by phrasing.
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Ah, so no source. Great!

Let me simplify it for you:

1. Above, you are lamenting the fact that Western countries allow Muslims in. (I shed a single tear for your cause.)

2. You suggest that "we" (presumably Western Christians) should be afraid of Muslims because the majority believe that "non-believers" should be stoned, etc.

3. You present "evidence" that shows that the majority of Muslims that currently live in particular Middle Eastern countries subscribe to those beliefs.

4. My retort: where is the evidence that Muslims refugees from those same countries to Western countries, actually believe those things at the same rate?

If you give me a poll of Muslim refugees in the USA/Germany/Sweden etc. with results that are similar to the link you've already posted, then maybe you have half a leg to stand on. Until then, enjoy your miserliness.

EDIT: It's called a reply button. I've made no claims regarding the European countries in your example. Save for Russia, those are majority Muslim countries. Islam in Russia is a special case, with certain regions having dense pockets of Muslims. [1] Cultural assimilation would suggest that immigrants will tend towards whatever mainstream beliefs prevail there, in this case Islam. The same cannot be said for most Western European countries, where irreligiousness or Christian social mores prevail. Are you suggesting that Muslim countries kick their own Muslims out? Do you know anything about those countries?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Islam_in_Russia.png
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> Wait, the advice is "ignore your past knowledge and experience and start from nothing" ? That strikes me as terrible advice.

well, with knowledge i hope there is wisdom as well to apply it in a manner befitting the context.
I'm new to PHP and was struggling until this revealed my error (one missing single quote - ugh)
It's not all bad. For example I found Giorgio Armani to hold a 4 million pound property, based in Italy, the italian high-fashion company of course. The map isn't a list of only tax-avoiding cayman-island listed oil doller financed foreign ownership that you could criticise.

Another fun one is the new American embassy, 64 million pounds. Proprietor listed as 'United states of america', country listed as 'unable to confirm', haha. One of the few freeholds on the map by the way and one of the biggest, too. Not finished if anyone's wondering.

Other than that, the majority of the map is pretty insane. Isle of man, panama, cayman, jersey, it just keeps on going.
Yeah, the write-ups I've read all said that it was very precisely levelled before arming.
> that a sector (or sometimes a specific company, but that's rare) will do well.

There are sectors that have grown massively - such as air travel - where no individual company has done very well for long.
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> I don't think can't just go about relicensing a project willy-nilly, even if it is BSD

The whole distinction between permissive and copyleft license is that the former allows downstream relicensing on substantially different terms with very little restriction (typically, something like requiring retaining the original copyright and disclaimers.)

It probably legally requires enough new creative work for the downstream version to be an original derivative work and not a mere copy that wouldn't be eligible for a distinct copyright, but that's still a lot less than a copyleft -> permissive replacement, which requires reimplementation rather than derivation.
this is why you'd be the person scammed and would want the refund.. the other scamming party is the one that sends the screenshots, this is the party that paypal would go after
you're not looking at the right examples. Sure luck. But my colleagues who started companies who are 40 - 300 employes strong now, they did not do it by luck. They wanted something, knew how to do things better, took risks and made it. Then 15 years later somebody could say something about luck but it's almost insulting. However my colleauges would acknowledge luck, but in reality it was just a ton of the right decisions and service to others creates the momentum.
It seems like you're perfectly content for Googappazon to turn around and voluntarily sell "your" data to governments.

Given that it's really their data about you, they don't even need to disclose this in the TOS. The best you could hope for is for companies to loudly prevent themselves in their contracts. Of course they could end up going through commercial third parties, or any other plausibly justifiable loophole when they get serious about increasing earnings. Even if they wholeheartedly break your contract and you provably find out, what was your consideration actually worth - a few dollars? You'd be in an even weaker position to show damages than you are now with the NSA.

The ability to consent/decline is indeed a powerful distinction between corporations and government - I believe our world would be much better if every association were voluntary and we could opt out of things we found harmful. But juxtaposing governments/corporations and arguing against one by wholesale endorsing of the other, especially for something as slippery as data, is a Faustian bargain.
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Paste it into vi/m or a faithful clone then perform the following command.

:%s/\n//
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Paste it into vi/m or a faithful clone then perform the following command.

:%s/\n//

Then it would become a 'wall of text' now it is just lots of paragraphs.
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At one point, I discovered a feature (forgot the name) that isn't accessible in the web UI (at least that I was able to find at the time) and needed to be requested via email, namely, auto-withdrawal of PayPal funds to my bank account once a night.

Personally, I sleep better knowing my funds are in my bank, and you can, too! :)
Hi, looks good, interesting way to learn about Java. IMHO it would be nice, if there were more space for user input (choosing from two options is not enough). Questions at the end are good example for adding user interaction, not just only revealing the answer.

There is something strange in 03-04, second line starts with "6 myBoolean ...". I don't understand it.

Also at 03-13 is incorrect result, it's false.

Anyway, looking forward for PHP. ;)
You have to start somewhere. Expect more companies to join.
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What you describe sounds a bit like demand paging of a memory-mapped file. The problem with implementing it for a 2d image is that a given rectangular region doesn't map to a contiguous area in memory. It's easy to construct a long thin image that would cause problems for a line-based demand paging strategy. For example, ten pixels high by a billion pixels wide.

Edit: skipping sections of the line to get to the region of interest is fine, I suppose, but what's really needed is a hierarchical quadtree-like organization of the storage, surely...
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Vertical tab bars :) It doesn't impede my workflow as if I had that many tabs open on a traditional horizontal bar, so they just accumulate.
Yep, your'e right; I was attempting to make a joke. I guess I should have known better based on the forum.
Funny, shop.com says at the top:

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The really delightful thing is that not once have I personally attacked you. I am completely within the TOS of HN. Yet your only responses are personal attacks on me.

Does it bother you that I am not responding in kind?

We might enjoy each others company IRL. However, you are getting all excited online in a negative way.

This sounds like incredibly rational and logical behavior.

What is the logic behind your replies?

Do you know why you are not just ignoring me?

You know you can just ignore me.

You do know that this thread was amputated from the main conversation: so no one sees this. You don't lose any social status because no one will see that you didn't respond.
You mean Apple and Google.
Wow, so asking for a PGP key or asking if they have TextSecure on their phone must be REALLY bad!
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This is one of the most crucial things we need to make free software viable again. In 2006, I wrote that the only solution to the problem of proprietary services was to "build these services as decentralized free-software peer-to-peer applications, pieces of which run on the computers of each user": https://www.mail-archive.com/kragen-tol@canonical.org/msg001...

And, in particular, I wrote a few months later that replacing HTTP URLs for naming content is necessary and nearly sufficient: https://www.mail-archive.com/kragen-tol@canonical.org/msg001...

We still have a long way to go, but it's heartening to see so much work toward solving the problem! Perhaps one of the systems mnot links to will evolve to solve the problem; perhaps it will be something that we haven't started to build yet.

This is crucial to the future of civilization and to the longevity of your personal work. Nearly all the effort that went into proprietary software in the 1980s and 1990s has been lost rather than becoming part of the cultural heritage of humanity, in the way that Emacs and GCC have. Similarly, everything you invest today into proprietary web services is ultimately destined for the dumpster, whether it's code you write to build them or data you store in them. We need an alternative that has a chance of lasting.
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I want to do as little work as possible and make as much money as I can so that I can peruse my own side projects more fully.

i have 12+ years of experience, programming skills (Python, PHP, JavaScript) front end skills (html, Css, less, sass) lib skills (codeigniter, django, angular, backbone), db skills (MySQL mostly).

Main strengths are Python / django, is and the ability to learn new code bases very quickly with or without documentation.

I haven't been able to find many online resources for picking up gigs (most things I've come across are job boards and I'm not looking for full time employment).
Name collision :<. I knew I should have been more original! Everybody who's read The Moon is a Harsh Mistress will have had the same idea.
That's way more badass than my own rm -rf disaster: http://journal.dedasys.com/2006/01/30/disaster-strikes/
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I don't want GBs of emails on my phone, desktop, laptop, wife's laptop, work PC, and anywhere else that I want to use email.

And I don't want to waste power and time syncing all that data between those devices just so i can do the same things i can now but less efficient (and with still more drawbacks)
As www.shop.com is obviously running a website, the domain would have been stolen to be sold on eBay.

So the author was fine taking part in a crime.

"No Mr. Judge, I did not know that large diamond could not cost $10."
Kudos for the clever title :D
Edit: Point out honeypot to "hackers" and get DVed. Well played guys.
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does anybody tried to upload it on facebook as profile picture?
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Just as you're not being (directly) forced to allocate resources to the homeless, the hosts aren't being forced to take in immigrants, and they are being paid rent.

So it really just comes down to how open-minded you want to be about potentially having a stranger in need as a tenant. If this sounds rewarding to you, then Refugees Welcome provides that opportunity. If not, you're free to rent to whomever you'd like.
And because tech workers see unions as evil....
This sounds immensely more appealing than dealing with their ad-ridden site.
Their value is providing competition to Mastercard/Visa. Without Discover, the duopoly would charge even higher transaction costs, etc.
I was using Baobab in production at my last job and really enjoyed it, part of the reason it went so well was Christian Alfoni's blog posts and contributions to the project.

I'm excited to check out cerebral!
In before some smartass says something along the lines of "the most common PHP mistake is using PHP..."

Also, because it's hilarious[0], the most baffling error in PHP, "unexpected T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM" means "double colon" in Hebrew, apparently, and refers to the scope resolution operator[1]. Also, according to Stack Overflow, it's misspelled anyways[2]. On the upside, it is VERY Googleable.

[0]http://phpsadness.com/sad/1

[1]http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.paamayim-nekudota...

[2]https://stackoverflow.com/questions/592322/php-expects-t-paa...
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Not in every country. Singapore is fine. The only riot in 40 years was over within a couple of hours as the police that was immediately sent on site outnumbered the rioters by an order of magnitude. You occasionally see panels on the road warning you that a pickpocket was active there 4 years ago, or maybe it was a car crash, and could you please phone the number if you have any information about it.

The country has at least four major religions and four official languages with considerably larger minorities than any European country, yet, has not seen a race-based breakdown in the rule of law in decades.

It's a failure of government when the rule of law breaks down. It's up to the citizen to figure out the problems and solve them with their votes and by talking to their elected politicians. What have you personally done politically to change the situation in your own country? Personally, I've given up and emigrated to a country with better individual rights.

I'm not sure closing all borders and living in autarky (which is where the UK and US seem to be heading) is a good long term choice. Not my countries, not my problem. It saddens me a little nevertheless to see so many great countries pick it.