skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not anymore - with V4 generator based "coroutines" are available (enabled by default).
It isn't about ethics, it is about appealing to the masses under a very shallow guise of ethics. That might not change your point much, but for me personally, it leaves a more bitter taste in my mouth.
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My guess is that this restriction will not apply to the latest Apple TV hardware when it ships.
We don't need a law. The public backlash from customers (see: this entire thread) is going to be more than enough to get the job done.
I bet they have studied and considered this angle extensively before announcing this decision.
I think you're confusing Google with Apple. The Play Store's policies are much more reasonable, and allow third party payment processors for purchasing digital items that can be consumed outside of the app itself. In fact, here's a third party video store on the Play Store [1], and here's Amazon's own Prime Music app [2].

[1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=air.com.vudu.a...
[2] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amazon.mp3
However, chrome will still trust certs issued for Google domains that come from non-Google trusted issuers (things in your local trusted keystore)

It sucks because now your employee can MITM you for gmail/google chat/etc
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3) around 1590, by Vieta (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/François_Viète)

Also noteworthy: http://jeff560.tripod.com/variables.html
> At $8/lb and 6000 tons (12 million pounds) you're talking about $100mm just in materials and that's before you do anything.

The Seawolf Class submarines cost about $3.3 billion. There's 3 of those in service, they were seen as too expensive post cold war and were replaced with the Virginia Class subs that cost around $2.2 billion and are scheduled for service through 2070.

$100 million would come out to about 4.5% of the total cost for materials. . . pretty negligible.

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With the welding, when I worked construction on large titanium pipes they'd fill the inside of the pipe with argon. But no tents or fresh air. The welder had also had a argon tube blowing on the weld point iirc.

For larger titanium welds, they did it section by section. But still no fresh air needed.

But this was a long time ago and Titanium welds were a rare job...so my memory could be failing me on details. I'm certain no fresh air was needed.

I wasn't the welder, I was a fitter....so this was usually break time for me.
I switched after having to blow away my Macports directory and start over four times in the first year I used it due to unrecoverable levels of brokenness. ~4 years of HomeBrew later and the worst I've had to do is `chmod`.
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Came here to say the same thing. Will also add: If LEO does get polluted, there are options to put (more expensive) satellites into MEO. At this point, it becomes an economic argument to "clean" or "push upwards"
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The only reason I didn't sign up for prime was the inability to Chromecast.
Biometrics make great usernames but poor passwords since they can't be changed. Imagine a fingerprint system of some kind - someone images your fingerprint from, say, a leftover coffee cup (not hard or expensive to do), and you're pwned.
The new Apple TV hasn't shipped yet, but my guess is that this restriction will not apply to it - it is highly likely Amazon is working on an app for it and will have it available at release time, or shortly thereafter.
> He's got more support and more money than most of the jokers on the Republican side who are getting respectful treatment from their party and the press.

This doesn't mean much in itself. He's one of three candidates, compared to ~15 Republican candidates. It's almost mathematically certain that two of the three Democratic candidates will have more support that 'most of' the Republicans, regardless of their ideology.

It would be meaningful if he didn't have that level of support, given that there are only two other choices (and that practically nobody has even heard of one of the other two).
> still a massive improvement to the current system

How so? Browsers have had caches for consistent URIs for some time now.
For example, it still isn't possible to create a YouTube channel without Google Plus.
Amazon only sold books originally, and they still don't sell "everything"
Interestingly, I think it might have.
Would you rather hire a "clean code" lone developer, or a "messy" one?
One way to test your hypothesis is to start reducing your exposure to soft plastics and materials that offgas VOCs at high rates. See if that makes any difference.

However, do realize that common wisdom in alternative medicine groups (and South American tribal medicine men, etc) is that first the bad stuff has to come out. Kind of like with drug withdrawal, if this helps, it will get worse before it gets better. Much like drug withdrawal, that interim transition stage can be hellish.

I do consume sodas sold in 2 liter bottles. So I don't completely avoid all plastics. But I try like hell to avoid styrofoam and other soft plastics. When offered a choice at the deli, I ask for the hard plastic container instead of the styrofoam one.

/unsolicited advice
This hurts Google, but not Apple. Why ever order Apple device from Amazon.com? Seems very risky.
How do you know the YubiKey isn't going to attack your machine through the USB port?
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The point is that without it, information just as freely flows to someone with your password across the world. Getting USB sticks like this is a win for me, I hate using my phone for 2FA as well, but something I can just toss on my key ring? Hardly a burden.
And here the Stanford paper performed a long term study on mealworms and a styrofoam diet as opposed to a control. As for why they didn't reference the previous discovery, it could be for a couple of reasons:

1. The primary author(s) were not distinctly aware of the discovery.

2. If nothing was published in the 2009 Intel International Engineering Science Fair, then there is little to reference. Referencing a news article in a journal is not often considered good practice, and in many cases can be considered unacceptable.

This is a case where I would say "do not attribute to malice...", as I don't see any direct benefit to the researchers for excluding this reference in their paper. Their study focuses on long-term results, not merely "mealworms can eat styrofoam, news at eleven."

EDIT: Formatting
This definitely seems like a bad move, and not very customer-centric. It reminds me of when they disabled the download of any mobile browser alternatives in the 2nd-Generation Kindle Fire in order to push their Silk browser (which itself was terrible nearly to the point of being unusable). This is not to say that Amazon Instant Video is not a great service. It's pretty awesome IMO. But forcing people who want alternatives to seek them out elsewhere will just inconvenience them and drive them away from amazon.com.
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I'd be curious to know how Flow is easy to fool (other than uninitialised class members).
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Because Apple stores don't hold a significant share of the retail market and Apple stores have never sold Chromecasts and aren't expected to sell them, Amazon on the other hand did sell them and is expected to sell them. If Amazon was an Amazon-product-only type store, this would be viewed very differently. This is blatantly anti-competitive behavior, the equivalent of Google de-indexing Spotify to "prevent confusion" with their Google Music product.

I'll bet that this decision will be either quickly reversed, if not, they can expect retaliation from Google/Apple in the form of lawsuits and/or their own versions of this rule.
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3. I have seen this, some Swedbank cards will ask you to choose "konto" (debit) or "kredit" (credit). It needs to be obvious which choise to pick.
Confusingly, it also says:

> The /usr/local hierarchy is for use by the system administrator when installing software locally. It needs to be safe from being overwritten when the system software is updated. It may be used for programs and data that are shareable amongst a group of hosts, but not found in /usr.

> Locally installed software must be placed within /usr/local rather than /usr unless it is being installed to replace or upgrade software in /usr.

http://www.pathname.com/fhs/pub/fhs-2.3.html#USRLOCALLOCALHI...

It says "The /usr/local hierarchy is for use by the system administrator when installing software locally."

That seems to kind of conflict with what you quoted "Large software packages must not use a direct subdirectory under the /usr hierarchy.", unless they mean a vendor-specific directory rather than "/usr/local".

I dunno, all I can say is that in my experience on various unixes, it is a "common unix standard" to install software that is not controlled by the OS package manager to /usr/local. I don't interpret "common unix standard" as "FHS" though -- if you mean FHS, say FHS. To me "common unix standard" just means "something that is commonly done on unix". And installing locally-installed (not using OS distro) software to /usr/local is pretty commonly done, as many people can attest. That's why homebrew chose it, they didn't just make it up.
Millions of people using the Kindle app on iOS deal with the workaround. You just can't buy within the app.
actually a lot of people have made the web-analytics-dashboard-for-the-workplace-on-TV using the fire stick. it's fairly open.

https://github.com/amzn/web-app-starter-kit-for-fire-tv
Please check out datomic!

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And that's okay? They make a mockery of the Office when they treat candidacy as a PR platform. We shouldn't just accept that.
Main problem with introducing basic income is that you are effectively punishing hard-working people for their effort (with taxes) and reward people that don't want to work with the free money. Unless you have millions of slaves or immigrants (or, futuristically thinking, robots) at your disposal this will make your country go bankrupt very quickly. Which is a common problem with socialism, but made exponentially worse.
Is it detecting "Big Buck Bunny"? Would be hilarious.
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AFAICT they both have similar restrictions relative to the OP's concerns. I found the article because I was searching far and wide and for to deal with uses cases where one would typically use configure or pass a custom user command line option. They all have slick systems for organizing and reading built in options, but I couldn't find anything for adding configuration.
...I had Prime Video working on my Android phone a while back, but it no longer works.

Is there a new, new way to get it to work that I don't know about?
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The article is not about a game, is about what could be improved in the core language, from a professional point of view. I may write messy code in my spare time, but I don't. And I certainly don't wait for the standard library to implement trivial things on my behalf complaining there's no alternative.
There's no mention of standby power requirements. There was a big push a few years ago to get devices to cut down their standby power substantially. How's that coming along?
The Democratic Party has (recently) come to value unity and party discipline (A.K.A. loyalty). The Republicans have lost unity and discipline over the past 10+ years. You can see this from how Democratic Party leaders critize their counterparts for failing to keep members 'in line', whereas the opposite (Rs criticizing Ds for lack of discipline) is rarely the case.

This treatment of non-establishment (or non-conformist) politicians (Sanders being one case) is just a symptom of this medium-term trend.
I'm on the data team at Librato, happy to answer any questions. Some of the Librato team will also be at ReInvent next week, can discuss more in person for others attending.
I see what you are saying but please step back and take a wider view for a moment.

Even assuming OSX is a single user system (which is arguable), it is 2015 and should that single user be able to accidentally damage /usr/local? I think not, that by today an OS should help protect you from broken postinstall script or what not.

Moreover please think about this: homebrew is not wanting /usr/local/ root:admin but instead /usr/local/ `/usr/bin/whoami`:admin.

Further even on our laptops where there is just one user, I use a non-admin user. I have no problems using FUS, GUI prompted temporary admin permissions, or /usr/bin/login -p and sudo day-to-day, but homebrew has a problem with sudo.

Apple SIP has no problem with /usr/local/ 0:0 but homebrew does. Because of shortcuts homebrew has forced a number of poor decisions on it's users.
Of course, it should read "Pivotal Labs".

If I had pair-advertised, this wouldn't have happened :)
G+ is vestigial at best and creepy at worst, but at least there's something to be said about a giant sprawling octopus of a tech company managing to wrap everything into one, centralized platform.

Amazon on the other hand seems to be subscribing to the amputation school of thought. I don't know a soul that's ever bought an Amazon gadget that wasn't exclusively named "Kindle." If people truly preferred Amazon's devices to those from Apple or Google, they would have bought them.
Having used both, I agree. Homebrew is just better. I have not had to start from scratch with Homebrew. I had to start from scratch multiple times with MacPorts once I had installed a critical mass of conflicting packages.
As I understand it that is one of the selling points of the product Datomic. The database in its entirety effectively can be worked with as a value type.
Did Apple ever reject the Kindle app? They rejected Sony's app; from http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/01/technology/01apple.html?_r...:

“We have not changed our developer terms or guidelines,” Trudy Muller, an Apple spokeswoman, said Tuesday. “We are now requiring that if an app offers customers the ability to purchase books outside of the app, that the same option is also available to customers from within the app with in-app purchase.”

So not a copy/paste of that, either.
Bye, bye Amazon.

First the rabbit hole of going to war with UPS to launch various harebrained schemes for delivery. Now picking stupid fights and annoying customers over something with marginal impact to the business.

Amazon is easily replaceable, Netflix, Google and Apple, not so much.

My guess is that the corporate numbers aren't doing good as they've started ratcheting prices up, and this is a smokescreen.
Cargo is a client, not a server, so that's probably where your problem finding things lies. I don't have an example handy, to be honest. Historically speaking, when deploying Rails, I would always use Nginx in front of my application server to terminate SSL anyway...

Also, the Iron docs that another commenter pointed you at looks vaguely like that call. I'm not familiar with Go's API.
What fun am I missing out on?

I have been rip roaring drunk, once or twice. It wasn't any fun and then I was sick afterwards.

I have hiked up mountains, in spite of a fear of heights. I did it sober and took appropriate precautions.

I am not suggesting you not have a life. If you want to drink, you can. You just need to have a designated driver or call a cab. If you want sex, you can have that. Just not with random ass strangers whose histories are total unknowns.

I enjoy my life. And I have very few regrets. I think "fun" that leads to regrets = you are doing it wrong.

But I was like that before I paid accident claims. Paying them just made me more confident that I am right.

Edit: I am genuinely curious what fun you think I am missing out on, though perhaps that is not clear. I really wonder what you think I am not doing that somehow makes my life less fun. Because I sincerely do not see it.
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Step 1: Have a lot of capital.

Step 2: Go to someplace like Berlin, and invest (wisely) in the startup scene there.

Step 3: Profit!

Unfortunately, I can't get to step 1...
Sorry I put you through that.