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I haven't coded in C++ for a very long time, but won't any implementation of that function, and additional templated functions which call it, only get checked at template expansion time? As I understand, buggy templated functions and classes can go unnoticed in a codebase or library simply because no-one has instantiated them in a way which exposes the bug. This is definitely not the case for Idris.

My understanding was that concepts began as an attempt to fix this "problem".
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I am not sure why you are presenting reducing actors revenues as a desirable goal. Movie studios can afford to spend that much because there is enough demand for movies of that budget. What's wrong with that?
I havent used Lets Encrypt, but other CAs would validate the owner of the TLD by sending an email to hostmaster. You wouldnt be able to have certificates issued on a subdomain unless you are verified as owner of the TLD. Is this not the case here, and if not, why not?
> To take a ruby/rails/linux equivalent, this is apt-get, ruby, irb, rails and gem all rolled up together

Once you have fetched ruby I'd be much happier if it was all one command "ruby" for fetching packages, building, running etc. That doesn't mean it can't be several pieces of code running in the end, but from the end user perspective one top level util for one set of tasks makes sense.

Compare "git lfs foo baz" with "git-lfs foo baz". I think the first is a lot better, even if what happens is closer to the second.
NO. I'm saying lock up somebody for one crime you have proof on, might not have been that criminal at their worst but you got them on the proof of another. They are paying the price and they can't do their worst crimes to innocent people when they are locked up for the moment. That's value to peaceful society.
Hey this is great - something I've been looking for.

A small thing: could you please support https, especially for logins?
Do you know if it has been decided where AppFolio is going to direct its generous support yet? Are you hiring anyone?

I think the most realistic option is the idea of putting the LLVM bitcode of MRI's functions into the MRI binary so that an LLVM JIT could optimise through the core library. Evan Phoenix talked about this idea at Ruby Kaigi.
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Even this is a failure to adapt.
Thanks for the advice. Churn is higher than I'd like and that's going to be a big focus for me this year. There's a lot to do to make the product more sticky.

Rough figures at the moment are:

Monthly churn of monthly subscribers is about 20%.

Yearly churn of yearly subscribers is about 50%.

When I ask why people leave, virtually everyone has the same story - they really liked the product, but they didn't have the time to devote to their language studies right now.

I'll dig into some of the other metrics you suggested in a future post.
>> Lots of new cars have cruise control with front facing radar distance and closing speed measurement that feeds back to the engine management to slow the car if it is getting too close too fast. Such radar is also used to apply the brakes in case the driver fails to brake soon enough.

I didn't mean those. I mean mandatory devices, things that totally replace the driver's decision making. A speed regulator would limit the car to the speed limit no matter what the driver wants. Such a car would be electronically incapable of speeding. That isn't cruise control. Trucks have had such devices for years. And those radars for follow distance still allow drivers to tailgate. I'm talking about a robot stepping in to prevent bad behaviour with no option to override. That is what has been rejected by consumers year after year. But that is what google is pitching.

Or how about: No seatbelt, no move. That is dead simple to implement, but no US manufacturer has even attempted to market such a device.
You split test your upgrade CTA until you find something that works. If you can't find anything that works, you find a source for "higher quality" users, unless there's an inherent benefit for you in having users.
If you don't know what real shrimp tastes and you are force fed surimi during a massive disinformation campaign that tells surimi is all shrimp you need, would you call that a choice?
"We target to start shipping Segway Robot Developer Edition in early Q3 2016"

so 7-8 months from now or later
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Why do you insist on making yourself the center of attention in support emails that have nothing to do with YOU? Amend the address to read Support, not your name. Unless of course, you will monitor responses. Thanks.
Well the choice was let your children die of starvation or farm more land. I know which one I would have taken.
Are there any advantages in using LLDB for Go debugging compared to Delve (https://github.com/derekparker/delve) ?
The funny thing is that this situation has bred an altogether different sort of organisation - think Wikileaks and The Intercept. In these cases they don't have to play nice, since people will volunteer even juicier news/disclosures than would otherwise be available through playing nice with the press office.
Encrypting everything has consequences.

I recently had an IoT pairing issue between two devices. A normal human will not run wireshark to troubleshoot a pairing failure between two devices. I did. I was rewarded with a shitty protocol that could not be evaluated for errors and a moderated support forum that encouraged me to reboot my router.

Taken to its extreme conclusion- there are important networking problems that are amplified if we encrypt all the packets.

Sometimes, I feel like the EFF is composed of idealistic teenagers with limited understanding of how the world outside of their first hop works. I generally support them, but it is always at arms length.
Why?

* Google never promised a product, which is a requirement for vaporware.

* The idea that it's a consumer product was promoted by SV channels.

* SV audience is uncritical of ideas when it feeds into its own hubris (established players are slow/dumb compared to new entrants).
C# has had a command line compiler since... forever. Is the big news just --native mode?
One can use this headline as is for so many large companies.
The man in the high castle? With Netflix? Isn't that an Amazon Prime series??
The problem is for an individual lab the cost is very high - there needs to be some sort of forum where labs can get together and put a bounty together for new drivers.
One aspect of having the copyright law increase the time after the author's death is that it creates a shadow during which nothing enters the public domain. In France, we are still in a shadow.

I made a graph of all shadows that ever existed in France: http://espadrine.tumblr.com/post/136054168016/public-domain-....
It would be worthwhile doing, the problem is the cost is really high for an individual lab.
Well, mono has supported this for a while now. This is what Xamarin.iOS is based on.
From my point of view, the majority of the "propaganda" I witness in media in general, pushes the opposite view that you are claiming is influencing people. It's accepted ridiculously easily as well it seems to the point of being absurd. So I would say that neither side is immune to bias and propaganda. At the end of the day, I will only be against violent individuals, and not ones that hurt my feelings.
Self-driving cars are the new jetpack.

Sure there are lots of prototypes.

None are practical/safe in the real world for the unwashed masses.

However will get driving assist out of this.

Which will probably kill a great many more people as they start assuming it is a full automated driving mode or attempt to treat it that way. Many of those people killed will be innocent bystanders. Then you'll see claims like we see now where "the car just accelerated" where they accidentally just stepped on the accelerator instead of the brake and blame the car.
In other news, guns are used to kill people.
That wouldn't give you anywhere near the resolution of an actual hot wire anemometer. I'm fairly confident your instrument would be limited to measuring "is the wind below or above 60 mph?", and would be unable to resolve changes happening in less than ~ 10 seconds.

Real hot wires have a diameter of ~ 1/100 of a millimeter, that's the only way to achieve any useful level of sensitivity.
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This is one of many verification mechanisms other CAs offer. A lot of them also offer verification via DNS TXT record, or by placing a file under a certain path and verifying it's being served via HTTP. Let's Encrypt is definitely not the first to offer any of those, and they are in line with the CA/B Baseline Requirements under which CAs operate.
Do you have a link to the article about the upgrades at the gate?
One of the problems is that facts are usually presented in the most boring ways, think lectures. Facts, should be spread the same way. Using propaganda, using sex, using means as creative as those who decide to spread false information.

Next time you watch a speech by Donald Trump, don't look at him, look at the faces of the people behind him. He is winning them emotionally, not factually.

Maybe all scientists and researchers should take classes in creative writing, fiction, and speech.
Watch House of Lies [1] to find out ;)

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Lies
Goodbye GQ and Forbes.
Actually it doesn't. There has been quite a bit of research and the most effective form of charity to improve conditions is through direct cash transfers.

Basically, the recipient is the best positioned to identify what will help them improve, not some well meaning remote do-gooder.

Ref:
1. http://www.givewell.org/international/technical/programs/cas...
2. http://www.who.int/alliance-hpsr/alliancehpsr_dfidevidencepa...
I've cut out all sources of caffeine completely, except for a glass of tea right after I wake up where I pour away the first steep.

I use NRR 33 earplugs and at least one white noise machine going, sometimes two, to avoid any noise pulling me back from near-sleep. The room is dark, but I wear a sleep mask just in case.

I'm averaging 1-2 hours with those. I'm doing the sleep hygiene thing, where I don't do anything in bed except (try to) sleep and sex. I think you're also supposed to just get up if you can't sleep, but if I do that, I just never sleep. I come back even more exhausted, and I'm still looking at the same damn wait.

Mental activity can definitely make it worse, but I haven't found a meditation/visualization sort of trick that really helped. The best I can do is psyche away the frustration and just... wait.

Alcohol/pot help maybe a little, but then I don't sleep deeply at all, always wake up really tired. I haven't tried prescription drugs. I'm told they have the same effect on sleep quality, and I don't want that. I do get much-needed good sleep once I'm there. It just takes too damn long.

I'd love to hear if anything's worked for you.
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I would love to switch the whole site to https, but it's not that easy.

The login request is always sent via https, even when you are using the site over plain http. So your password should always be encrypted.

The site does work over https (try it - https://readlang.com), and at one point I redirected all http traffic to https, but there was a big problem. I use external dictionaries in an iframe to provide additional definitions and these are almost always only available over http: https://readlang.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/279539...

It worked OK for a short while, but then Chrome and Firefox both refused to display http content within a https page. Chrome displays a very subtle shield icon that the user must click on to reload the page allowing mixed content. This is far too unfriendly to expect my users to do, so I had to resort to using http again :-(

Of course, the ideal solution would be for me to have access to dictionary definitions so I could integrate them properly instead of using an ugly iframe, but with 50+ languages supported, that's a tall order!
They have already started their own studios called Oculus Studios and Oculus Story Studio. There will be at least 20 Oculus Studios games released this year.
But does it allow specifying vectors that has no less than three and no more than seven items? Or vectors with even number of items?

More importantly can we possibly implement church numerals in Haskell? /rhetorical
> gained the ability to create subdomains under a legitimate domain

As lots of people in this thread have already pointed out, that's the security problem. The DNS zone that was delegated to you, then you have a responsibility to keep the "squatters" away.

> Traffic to this created subdomain was protected with HTTPS

Good. HTTP is obsolete. That doesn't change anything from the perspective of the victim.

> an open DoubleClick redirect

Which is yet another example of how irresponsible advertisers are creating huge attack surfaces.

From the blog they link to:

bid.g.doubleclick.net/xbbe/creative/click?r1=<malicious urlencoded URL>

It sounds like doubleclick is sending out the harmful redirect. Maybe they should verify URLs instead of blindly believing the query params?

"msxml.domdocument"

LOL

> These DV certificates can help the hacker gain legitimacy with the public.

How? "The public" probably doesn't even know what a DV certificate is.

It doesn't look like Let's Encrypt is even involved in any of the actual problems that enable this attack.

> As a certificate authority ourselves

... I guess that explains this hit piece ... /sigh/
The basic problem was there is no way Evernote could ever generate the revenue to support a unicorn valuation. It doesn’t matter how many users you have or how much they love you in the end it all comes down to revenue.
And buckling up your seat belt has consquences. You cannot danse the way you used to on your seat and 1 time out 1000, it actually makes the accident more violent.

Still, you should use the seat belt. All the time.
* implicit conversions
* arrays are passed by value (by default)
* poor performance
* dollar signs everywhere
* inconsistent function names
* horrendous standard library
* arrays are a mix of real arrays, hashmaps and other things
* it keeps executing even after encountering errors

Overall the langauge reduces my productivity, encourages bad code and doesn't even perform well.
And this is why I think we're heading for a revival (at least temporarily) of arcade places: this kind of setup would be a hit there.
For normal gamers?
I'm more skeptic, it's probably too early: not enough software, hardware still need many improvements: grid door effect, where are my hands issue, etc.
assume "last 20" was on active duty? if so, seems like you and i joined the corps at about the same time. i didn't re-up after 4, but agonized over that decision for the last six months of my tour. in the end, obvious to me that "another four" might as well be 20, and i was too immature to make that decision. (sgt in echo 2/5, btw)
I want this to welcome me at the airport.
Football (Soccer) is so much bigger globally than American football, it's not even close. The Super Bowl attracts 100 million viewers, a Real Madrid vs Barca game attracts 400 million viewers (a regular season game, not even champions league).
I would be surprised if this doesn't constitute a violation of Terms of Service somewhere along the line? Something that could provide grounds for one of the telecom companies involved to have it taken down, if it were to be successful.

Basically, it means that you can send information (in one direction only), without paying for use of the telecom network. Taken to an extreme, it should be possible to create a "free walkie talkie" app that worked all over the world, for free, by repeatedly calling back and forth but never connecting the call.
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Which is best google office outside US for engineering team

Thanks
As a certificate authority ourselves

That says it all, really. This isn't the first time other CAs have attempted to stop LE:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10685458
The commonly understood aspects of Kanban is that it is a pull (team members assign themselves work based on priorities) system that has a 'work in progress' limit - ie the most number of items a team/person can work on at once. If something urgent comes up that needs working on right now, something else will need to go back on hold.

Kanban works best when tasks are explicitly prioritised against each other.
Zürich clearly. But seriously no idea. I just heard Zürich was designed more or less based on the wishes Google employees had in the already existing offices.
I haven't used Idris, but it sounds like someone I might want. I really want a tool that lets me mix and match operational code with proofs. It's common now to write a unit test while debugging something, less common to write a randomized property tester, and rare to see a theorem prover being used.

It would be fantastic if I could casually throw in a proof while debugging a hard problem.
Particularly on the topic of binaries. I've tried using gccgo (the Go backend for GCC, or "the stepchild Go compiler for sake of having a second compiler") for use on an embedded device.

It turns out that gccgo stores critical information for the program execution as debug information, which strip will happily remove, leaving you with an undecipherable error on execution.
Disclaimer: I like SA

With that bias out of the way, I would recommend you go back to the source and then judge him.

I can't find the source post for the first one, but the second one is here: http://blog.dilbert.com/post/102881545031/pegs-and-holes

If you read it carefully, you will realize that he is not defending rapists, he is saying you can look at the situation as a mental health problem - similar to the EU view of drug abusers - they are not criminals, they are patients.

He has, multiple times on his blog, put forth his theory that humans are 'moist robots' - he does not believe in the concept of free will; so this post is entirely consistent with that.
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Thanks. I actually do support government helping refugees (although I don't see reason why not do it directly), but my point was that I am pretty skeptical about the "This way the reputation of a certain firm will rapidly hit rock bottom as word about bad service gets out. This will keep pressure high to provide good service." claim. The traffickers actually operate under the condition that you claimed as sufficient for this to happen, i.e. "open the market for more private providers and let the refugees pick and pay for their service".

So unless there is some additional framework that lets people evaluate the results, and takes care of fraudulent offers, I don't think empirical experience shows that the condition suffices.

Here in Czech Republic there is a cottage industry of providing lodging to poor people and immigrants (from government support), and it's not very pretty - expensive with poor quality.
You provide zero evidence that the US stocks are overvalued (I'm not saying they aren't) so you should refrain from demanding evidence from others.

Furthermore, why do you think the FED should've raised raters earlier? Supporting the stock market is not their mandate and it is thus not directly relevant whether and how long has the current bull market lasted. A big market crash just a few years after 2008 (and 2011) would've certainly had a dampening effect on recovery so they might have felt justified in increasing the money supply. Inflation is running low, economic growth and labor markets were very weak for many years after the 2008 crash. They had pretty good reasons to be supportive.
It is definitely a gray area.

We've wandered through many providers, and while some have ToS against missed calls, the provider we're currently using doesn't. And we just reached a partnership with a local provider to whom we'll pay the residual costs of missed calls, and they'll guarantee us the lines. For them, it's business, and for us, it's not 100% free but much cheaper than regular calls.

Regarding the walkie talkie app, yes, that's our goal :)
However, one of the parties will need to have an internet connection to send the message. Receiving it is free though.
That's what MITM proxies are for... but I do agree that devices with encrypted traffic, without any means of its owner inspecting it, can be a significant threat.
Can just agree. I am a self educated developer and barely learned anything new when i decided to go trough the normal education process, but in the end the existing certificate is what makes sure that i not only find a job, but also get paid fair.

And lets be realistic, you don't want and mostly cant work Entrepreneur all the time. Sometimes you want a nice steady income and be able to work on your ideas in your free time without having to worry about money.
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> The login request is always sent via https, even when you are using the site over plain http. So your password should always be encrypted.

Though it doesn't stop someone (eg. malicious software on a wifi router) altering the login form itself to submit passwords to a different URL...
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Textual porn, at least, is not a significant bandwidth sink...
It depends where you are. There are different offerings: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HBO_%28international%29
Zirtual may be overpriced

Check their competitors to compare pricing, these might be comparatively cheaper without compromising on quality

http://www.habiliss.com/indiv/virtual-assistant-services-pri...
http://www.asksunday.com/dedicatedplanspricing
https://www.redbutler.com/plans
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If a router can change the HTML it can load JavaScript and so it's already game over.
While I don't have a child diagnosed with ADHD myself, I would definitely start by reading Thom Hartmann's books about the subject:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thom_Hartmann#Attention_defici...

Next I would probably seek to address any vitamin and mineral deficiencies, notably vitamin D, vitamin B and magnesium.

As for upbringing, I firmly believe you should seek to minimize anything that explicitly or implicitly can inflict guilt in your child. A good friend of mine has a wonderful son who is diagnosed with ADHD, and often the son would sit down and say to himself “Why can't I ever do anything right?” — and in his case I'd say that the guilt and self-loathing were a bigger problem [for the boy] than the ADHD.

I'm afraid that's all I can contribute with, but I wish you all the best.
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Thanks, that example illustrates the information density point very well!
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That's very true.
I love it to read honest reviews of products I use and love!

Nice work Steve!