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Have to admit, when I read 'mob programming', I expected something closer to how open source works. Or random people on social media committing code for the site in a big free for all.

I still don't get why this 'multiple people on one computer' thing would be helpful though. I mean, couldn't a team working on the same site on multiple computers do pretty much the same thing with the bonus of a quicker turn around? Seems like micromanagement gone insane...
"Server-side JIT compiles much more optimized code as it is really know what and how to optimize."

While this seems perfectly plausible, would you happen to know some benchmark backing this claim? Thanks.
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I use React and Backbone too. Here's the source code: https://github.com/pixyj/feel/tree/master/client/app

I use jQuery for animations and also for non-crud pixel-level DOM manipulations as in the graph shown in the home page: https://conceptcoaster.com/course/python-tutorial/ In the graph, I need to dynamically calculate height of certain elements based on the height of others. The height cannot be predicted in advance. Can React work for such cases too?
Multiples are just prices, and prices are set where buyers and sellers agree. Fortune 500 companies are not operated like, or sold like, SaaS companies with $1k, $10k, or $50k MRR. People who buy SaaS businesses for $50k to $5 million generally offer 2~4X. If you think they're really, really worth 10X, start offering 5X and making out like a bandit; I predict you'd become fast friends with a lot of SaaS owners.
Exactly. What are axioms and what are rules of inference ends up being a distinction without a difference.
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>> A world where driverless cars are prevalent, and shared vehicle ownership is the norm, offers a chance to rethink and reconsider the design of our urban environment.

Those are two very different things. Cars are more than simple people movers. They are expressions of their owners' cultures. They are displays of wealth. They are little pieces of home that travel with you throughout your day. That isn't going away any time soon.

Imho driverless cars will only add to traffic. No longer will cars have to wait around for their drivers. They will be free to do all sorts of things on the road while their owners go about their days. Kids need not take a bus to school. The family car can take them after first dropping mom/dad at work. Businesses need not wait for expensive employees to inspect worksites or infrastructure. Nor will they have to install monitoring equipment. Send the robot, a driverless car with a mounted camera is far cheaper than a fleet of installed cameras. And parking? Forget paying. Just let the robot circle around until you are ready to be picked up. Making driving cheaper and easier through automation isn't going to reduce traffic.
The US is and has been taking massive numbers of refugees from Latin America (how many are European nations taking from Latin America?). Latin America over the last 30 years has witnessed a lot of chaos, war, huge murder rates, etc. of nearly the scale Syria is seeing. The murder rate in Honduras for example is half the casualty rate of the Syrian civil war. How Honduras isn't considered an active war zone I don't know. If Honduras were the size of Syria, it would have seen upwards of 100,000 murders in just the last five years. In just seven years in Mexico, around 164,000 people were murdered in the cartel wars.

The US has taken in 10 million immigrants (twice the population of Denmark) from just Mexico in the last 30 some years. You don't think those people are every bit as much refugees as the people of Syria? They've fled intense poverty and domestic war, and they're willing to die to try to get across the US border to a better life.

How much more do you think the US can absorb exactly?
> He keeps telling me that I need to trust him and that he'll reward people down the road based on their performance.

I heard, and believed, that for years. I got nothing.
https://assist.ai does a similar job with a system that helps agents answer tickets quicker and with less effort. Tracking every single question and answer written by each team and reuse this content to provide suggested answers proactively.
But that needs some science of curiosity.
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I like the idea of React. I like it even more when you take out all the frills and boilerplate. If you haven't already, I would encourage you to give Clojurescript and Reagent a try:

https://reagent-project.github.io

I decided to use it for a small client for a chat server my company runs. The initial environment setup on OS X wasn't the smoothest, but once I got that taken care of the actual development was very pleasing and quick. You need to know just a few core concepts and then you can more or less replicate the common patterns you use in React - application state, component properties, local component state, initial values for local state, etc.

Along with that, you get immutable data structures and the benefits of the Google Closure Compiler out of the box. Give it a shot!
I've been trying to find this to rent/watch for months. Any idea when we'll be able to watch the movie in the US?
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You can even program in Python in GDG. There is an embedded version of it.
Curiosity is good for the group, but perhaps not for the individual?
I'm interested in learning more about reusability. One problem I have with React is that I've made this component called Product and then I need another Product component but in a different context, for example in a listing with a thumbnail. Much like the carrot example. How do you approach this exactly? Shouldn't it be based on the same component somehow?
But their prior work is their cultural fit. Has this person worked for F100s, startups, in academia, as a contractor, etc etc etc. Your test would rule out anyone looking to change direction regardless of the reasons.
I take it you've never actually traveled across the US.

Hispanic culture in Los Angeles is noticeably different from white culture in Boston, which is noticeably different from black culture in New Orleans. First generation Filipino culture in Seattle is noticeably different from second generation Cuban culture in Miami. What does South Dakota culture have in common with Little Armenia in LA? Only the minimum things that all people share, otherwise they're very different. Is most of rural Texas similar to the cities of New York or San Francisco? Not even remotely close.

America is in fact wildly diverse, from food to media to customs.
My feeling is that a simple revenue multiplier doesn't work as a seed stage business valuation.

For example, how does this work for pre-revenue SaaS startups valued $1M-$5M during seed? Even if they've started generating revenue, much of their value comes from the long-term network effects and potential to create a market (right?)
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I love Arch and the AUR, but people often warn about using unofficial repositories like archlinuxfr.
You might be better off installing an AUR-helper by cloning the git-repo and building the package yourself.
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Yes, we reduced social benefits to refugees by 45%, from $1600/month to $871/month, which means that we now provide roughly the same as in Norway and Sweden. If that is harsh then I'd rather not tell you what I think of the Mexico–U.S. border. Please America, go fix your own problems before you point fingers at your friends.
Our data is related to outright sales of [generally] self-funded SaaS businesss.

It's not the same as the VC/angel world where they are investing in unprofitable or pre-revenue SaaS businesses based on potential or estimated future cashflows. The multiples we discuss will not apply in these situations and it's really not our area of expertise.
I wonder why this is downvoted.

L Wittgenstein's behaviour as a teacher was in parts terrible, and hitting a pupil so hard she collapses is hardly good pedagogy. Parents in the village wrote a letter to the school authorities to have Wittgenstein removed. Given that this happened at a time when corporeal punishment was widely accepted, he must have been extreme.

* * *

W has acquired acolytes that refuse to have anything negative published about the master. That also the reason why you rarely read about W's sex life, which is ... interesting.
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Law enforcement took more stuff from people than burglars did last year.

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"Here's an interesting factoid about contemporary policing: In 2014, for the first time ever, law enforcement officers took more property from American citizens than burglars did. Martin Armstrong pointed this out at his blog, Armstrong Economics, last week.

Officers can take cash and property from people without convicting or even charging them with a crime — yes, really! — through the highly controversial practice known as civil asset forfeiture. Last year, according to the Institute for Justice, the Treasury and Justice departments deposited more than $5 billion into their respective asset forfeiture funds. That same year, the FBI reports that burglary losses topped out at $3.5 billion."

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2015/11/23/cops-...
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A well written and brutally honest article - the author should be commended as this kind of honesty is what's needed in beginning to address mental health issues. I did feel the last throwaway point "don't date the crazy chick" let it down slightly - by his own hypothesis she too was suffering (bad) mental health issues and blithely shifting blame to her seems a little off.
Even that understates the importance of "trivial" research. Sometimes research projects don't work out - if you have a success rate of 100%, you're not doing research. Moreover, the minor research projects are your way of practicing, getting to know the literature, and getting to know what not to do (the Edison quote applies here) when you're doing research. If all of your research is of the trivial variety, you will not be doing research for long, because you won't be getting grants and you won't have a tenure track position at a school that gives you time for research.
I'm not sure I would go that far.

There is a difference, but it's not clear quite what it is.

For example, it becomes progressively harder to get nice
(with cut elimination and finite rule schemata) sequent calculi
for richer axiomatic systems. For example I have not come across a
nice (in the above sense) sequent style formalisation of ZFC set
theory. Have you?
Seed stage businesses are sold based on the dream of growing into VC-backable rocket ships; these businesses are sold on being reliable cash machines. If you're growing at e.g. 20% month-over-month and have $25k MRR, you quite reasonably will get offered valuations in the high single-digit or low double-digit millions for the company. (When you attempt to sell 10~20% of it in a seed round.) The valuation methodology is, essentially, "whatever we can convince 1+ VCs to accept because they're scared that if they don't say yes a competitor will." It's far more sensitive to prevailing sentiment in the VC community and broader tech market than it is sensitive to the exact particulars of the business being partially sold.

If you're growing at 20% year-over-year, you're basically not investable. You're totally salable if the business generates a profit; if one were to throw out $100k per year for that profit (on an SDC basis as discussed in this post), expect the valuation to be $300k to $400k. This is much, much less sensitive to the current headlines on Wall Street.

There's a lot of daylight between $400k and $10 million, right? That's the premium the market places on growth. This is one of the reasons the G word comes up so much in pg's writing about startups. (See http://www.paulgraham.com/growth.html among many other examples.)
Multiple, taller telephone poles. Yet another stellar solution from the "free market".
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I find it utterly staggering how frequently US politics seems to be in "election mode"... 2 years away from the Presidential Election that race gears up meaning that the president is only really 'focused on the job' for half the time and campaigning the rest, then there's the senate, half term senate elections because what the hell do you need to alternate back and forth so frequently for, its the same term for each election you've just made it twice the political mess with this half term election nonsense...

I live on the other side of the world in Australia... and I am STILL getting BOMBARDED with this constant cycle of election crap going on in the USA due to how much the US media drives advertising.

Its just crazy... You guys have way bigger problems than the whole "the people think POTUS is in charge, but congress is actually meant to be in charge", it starts with the fact none of your politicians have enough time to do their fucking jobs due to all the campaigning.
Could this have been prevented? Is there a reliable way to check on your mental health status?
Reference: A more detaile account of Wittgenstein's time as a school teacher (not a professor) http://www.theparisreview.org/blog/2015/03/05/wittgenstein-s...

NB: As the author of this article mentions, Wittgenstein scholars tend to gloss over this period of his life, but I agree that it was probably more influential on his later philosophy than his acolytes would have you believe.
Well, there are quotas and limits on Chinese and Indian immigration, and thousands of miles of ocean in the way. Mexico has a long, relatively porous border with the the US. In one case, you need to hit the visa jackpot to get over here, in the other you cough up a few hundred bucks to a coyote and take a walk through the desert.
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That's awesome, and good on those guys.

Markets can only be competitive when information is ubiquitous and barriers to entry are low. This, I think, is one of the less talked about revolutions brought about by the internet: the creation of hyper-competitive markets that have led to superior outcomes for consumers.
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Yep... Love that phrase "the FBI's covert operations" ...

Nothing makes the police sound like fascist paramilitary thugs faster than "covert operations".
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>You're actually saying there's something "systemic" that causes ME to behave a certain way when in the presense of a black guy in a hoodie? OKAY.

It was the general "use" I used (e.g. the phrase could be read "that ensure one takes the middle of the road"). So, even if not you, then hell of a lot of people. Did you think that people who act in that "certain way" are unique snowflakes, and that their behavior is a personal curiosity that doesn't have historical roots and cultural influences?

>Like I said before, you're throwing out ghosts that you can't fight against specifically, to reinforce a claim of what causes entire ethnicities to have interest and aptitude in coding and IT work.

Well, I like some Lynard Skynard myself, but I wouldn't take it that far...
This guy had a similar episode and wrote a book about it:

http://www.amazon.com/And-Then-Thought-Was-Fish-ebook/dp/B00...
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Psychosis is pretty hard to hide I think. Basically any doctor should find out that "there's something going on" simply by having a conversation with you. The same is probably true with family (they may notice you're "acting weird/different" or something like that). If your friends are very spiritual they might think this is normal of course, so maybe stick with professionals/family.

I'm not sure about bipolar disorder and similar diseases, but I suspect they're much more difficult to diagnose (but also a lot less scary than psychosis).
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Which languages are best suited for developing something like tax prep software where you have a multitude of rules to apply to individual situations?
>So you're blaming the 60s, 70s and 80s for kids who grew up in the 2000s and don't code now?

Those kids didn't develop in vitro in some abstract new environment.

They had parents, grandparents, neighborhoods, school districts, schools, family fortune (or lack thereof) potential employers (themselves born in the 60' 60's and 80s) etc.

Anybody who thinks those things don't affect the nurture, career and prospects of a young person, or that those things change in a few decades, are deluded.

Usually the same people also fail to understand the notion of statistics, and think that outliers that beat the odds and rose to become successful entrepreneurs or whatever from such upbringings translate to "it's equally easy for whites and blacks to become successful, here, this kid proved it, but most blacks are just lazy".

In other words people who don't understand that most white people play life in easy mode, where most blacks do not -- and point to some "hard mode" winners as if that means everything is equally easy for everybody.

http://thewireless.co.nz/articles/the-pencilsword-on-a-plate
The concept of tracking data is actually quite simple — when you define some object property as observable it is replaced with a getter & setter that invoke a callback when you get/set that property. Then you can bind a function that will be called when data is changed (via setter).

You can also wrap some code into special autorun function, that will track what observable data was accessed, and when that data changes, that code will be called again.

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I'm curious what kind of drugs were involved. Crazy chick, traveling the world, doing shamanistic rituals (which often use drugs), sleep depriving oneself until hallucinating, etc.

He doesn't say it outright but had he not taken part in these damaging things, he may not have had the psychotic episode and wouldn't know he was bipolar.

http://www.elle.com/beauty/health-fitness/advice/a14193/ayah...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2521132/DMT-spirit-m...
>Now if you can refute the source

The source is meaningless. Visit some schools in typical white districts and in typical black districts and compare them.

It's easy to have to spend more public money for poor districts since there's much more infrastructure work to be done, plus the students parents don't have enough to spend on their kids education in the first place.
Since when does Backbone depend on jQuery?
I'd say the majority of developers write enterprise code, whether web or not.
Wait, I've never heard of hallucinations from bipolar disorder and these sounded super heavy duty? Was this something more?

But I am really glad they got help, even responsible enough to get help.
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Hah, I agree, though personally I wouldn't risk a big brother future over supporting this bill.
If you managed to get a trillion requests per day with a "hello world" scenario, you're probably also able to get 270 machines for free from your gullible incubator.
can you elaborate more why this approach is convoluted?
You "can't get your act together" as a third party in a First Past the Post system. The winning strategy is always to vote for the 2 biggest parties. And the media not only strongly favors the two parties and cuts everyone else out from the discussion, but they also cut out any "grassroots" activist that is anti-establishment (unless you're already a media celebrity like Trump, which ends up getting them higher ratings).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7tWHJfhiyo&app=desktop

43% of Americans are Independents, and only 29% D and 23% R. And yet most of them still end up voting D or R - do you think that just happens because they end up liking the D or R, or because it's a systemic problem that always forces them to vote for the "lesser evil"?

If you don't think this is not just a problem, but a catastrophic one for US democracy, then the media has brainwashed Americans more than I thought.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tu32CCA_Ig
Gotta love the references too, with the wink to Sokal :)
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[Challenge] Sorting algorithm with constraints
Sort a (linked) list of integers, min to max.

1. You're only allowed to compare the first and second elements.

2. You can swap the first and second elements.

3. You can move the first element to the end of the list.

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It's easy to pooh-pooh such a conspiracy theory. Yet if I ask myself whether a three letter agency would go this far to protect itself, the last five (or so) years has revealed an ambition (and lack of boundaries) that leads me to answer 'quite possibly'.

A general problem with conspiracy theories is that they require some number of people to keep quiet regarding the matter. However, in an environment where keeping quiet is a core, institutionalized requirement, conspiracies become much less hard to believe (or at least consider).

I don't have a problem seeing this one as a real possibility.
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>Still, IMAP already has many tools, libraries and software that can be re-used.

That's the problem though, those tools and libraries only give you IMAP-like behavior, and modern mail clients want to go beyond that -- from tagging to snoozing and lots more besides.

And IMAP makes it a hell to have something more intelligent on top.
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Well he also said he basically didn't sleep for 10 days. I think that would contribute a lot.