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Modern C++ could use lambdas:

auto a = [] {frob(-1,0,0); grob("a"); blah(...);};
auto b = [] {frob(1,0,0); grob("b"); blah(...);};
auto c = [] {frob(0,-1,0); grob("c"); blah(...);};
...

if (normal_order) {
a(); b(); c(); ...
} else if (...) {
b(); c(); a(); ...
} ...
That was the whole point of the series, though.

Is the Major the same Major as she was at the beginning of the film?
If you're going to watch the film for the first time, which you should as its awesome, don't watch the dubbed version. Make sure you watch it with subtitles.
If you want or need pixel perfect and all kinds of fancy javascript to run your site, maybe you should just make a program instead, even if it's a wrapper around some browser engine.
No you don't.

http://www.macincloud.com works very well, and they have billing by the hour and versions of OS X ranging from Lion through to El Capitan.

No connection with them, just a satisfied customer.
How is USB-C's inane amount of failure points and different than Thunderbolt?
A diode will drop about 0.5-0.6 volts, which could eat 10% of your energy, so reverse polarity protection is usually used in devices where someone could plausibly install the batteries backwards. I think it's probably rare on something on a highly controlled standard connector like USB.
It's not hard to imagine that the founders intended certain principles to be respected, but later broke those principles when it benefitted them.

That's aside from that congress in 1798 probably didn't have a majority of founders etc.
I don't know what sfgate is, but they should be embarrassed that they published this ... this ... umm, essay. The main points are 1) this is only a confirmation of a theory, not a new observation, 2) this is about relativity, not quantum mechanics, and the two models are so far irreconcilable; and 3) "until reality is united into one whole, science cannot justify its claim to understand nature." In other words, the creationist "criticism" of science. And then a weird left turn into claiming that physics can't explain how we understand things, and therefore we don't have an accurate model of reality.

Ridiculous from start to end.
People keep asking this, along with why people love the bay area with it's high cost of living. It has to be obvious that a great swath of people are willing to pay high rent/housing costs to have access to: lots of sunshine, bright people everywhere, top notch arts, culture, food scenes, good universities. And that should be enough of an answer. Silicon Valley isn't more international because they don't have to be.
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That makes a lot of sense, and it probably helped quite a bit in figuring out the series. The core of a cop's job and the crimes committed will remain essentially unchanged as time progresses, barring some upheaval in the social structure, but the method of the crime and the tools at their disposal will change. By leaving one thing the same and focusing on the rest, that grounds them in a way that makes it easy to immediately relate while also allowing them to explore interesting facets of a possible future.
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> The money you spend on your mortgage (minus interest) is still yours, in the form of equity. If/when you sell, you get that money back, modulo market fluctuations

A house degrades with use and has a limited lifetime. You take a hit due to wear and tear, or you have taken a hit due to having made remodelling. So you are paying for that wear either way.

You can get some idea if you tally up the cost of full renovation (including pipes, roofs etc) and divide that over the expected age of those, for example 25 years. Plus a fuzz factor for the smaller stuff.

(If comparing to renting, there are other significant fixed costs that come on top of the mortgage payments which are included in the rent.)
GitS is undoubtedly one of the best hard sci-fi universes ever conceived. The series Stand Alone Complex is in my opinion the high point of it all. It tackles such a large variety of deep societal issues that do not yet exist in a very effective way.

One thing that makes the series top-notch for me is the original soundtrack, composed by the great Yoko Kanno. I mean, wow, some of songs are gems, with lyrics that are deeper than most songs I've heard.

Be Human: https://youtu.be/fDtLpCzKqkQ

Living Inside the Shell: https://youtu.be/YSj91yopjDg

If you're a fan of sci-fi, be sure to watch the series at least.
Surprised at how many upvotes this has. If you honestly are looking for a coding position around here (Alpharetta), feel free to DM me (shoot me a tweet asking for refollow). I don't mind sending your info to my local contacts. I love building the local IT community. Great community, awesome local gov't support and large companies moving in daily. Honestly, it gets no better.
spent a long time w/ c and c++, never found tools anywhere near as good as what i've got now for go.

maybe/probably not impossible, but a lot harder in practice. i have no personal experience, but people that seem to know what they're talking about say a big reason is the preprocessor makes life a lot harder. (and other stuff too, of course, like not having build semantics built into the language, and, for c++, just insane complexity in general.)

obviously the preprocessor is well-defined and standardized, but it still: operates on a totally different semantic level. it really is like two entirely different languages pasted together.
"make help", as the Linux kernel does.
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These don't "auto-update" to the latest Edge browser, do they?
XP has some kind of hardware check too. I had to use a key off the internet when I cloned an ancient PC into a VM because it wouldn't accept the original key.
Am I correct in reading the blog post that there are no downsides to having 10-year options?

> As Sam Altman wrote, this is an unfair situation and needs to be fixed.

And Ben Horowitz criticized his stance and Sam said he would be rethinking the way he communicated his position. Was that ever taken into consideration?
You give them stock straight out with a 'reverse vesting' buyback schedule and you cover the tax. If that starts becoming 'too expensive' because of taxation / valuation reasons for the company, then you've reached the size where you give 10 year options or RSUs.

US startup stock options push the tax externality to their employees. In somewhere like canada, your tax bill is due at liquidation, not at the purchase of options. It makes a lot more of this problem go away. For most early stage employees that do well in a tax scheme like canada's then paying $20k for stock in a large valuation company isn't nearly as painful as paying $20k + $100k in AMT tax.

I think that would probably be reasonable for most angel investment and stage A teams. It isn't a stretch for the company to pay an extra $10-30k for a stock transaction where %60 of it cycles back to them anyway for a total of $4k-12k of a tax bill.

Also another way to value the stock to give to early employees is to treat them as investors investing the $500k+ or whatever equivalent they are giving up for 4 years and giving them that as their stock where you foot the tax bill. Also giving them the same visibility and protections that those equivalent angel investors would get.

The percentage points you start giving up for that although starts becoming too large for most founder's tastes, and thus we get the current situation we have today. Many engineers tell themselves, why should I join an early stage startup when I can do so much better as a founder with a similar risk profile?

edit:

I realized you want a way to keep the golden handcuffs that are unique with the US tax law and current equity structure to incentivize poor-ish early employees to stick around without creating an incentive to fire them with back loaded options.

You could create a second stock option reward for the early employees with a company performance + time condition vesting condition and pay the tax bills by giving them the stock right away.

Pinterest's long term stock option expiry date is contingent on being with the company 2-3 years, otherwise it goes back to the same 90 expiry window I think.

You could try many structures, and the market will respond to it compared to their other offers. A good way to start is to explicitly state what you actually want, and then engineers could state what their price is for that ask in comparison with what they can get.
Mercedes are a special problem. Often driven by older male drivers who sometimes remember that their car can drive fast but not caring most of the time. Even while on the left lane.
Property also goes up. I sold a quarter acre in downtown San Jose and bought a farm in Iowa. Which has since appreciated by a multiple. So, do that with rent.
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Wow, my phone has only 2 GB of RAM.

Wait what, they're talking about NAND flash. What is with this usage of word "memory" when talking about mass storage, like eMMC, SSD and NAND flash?

In other news, Samsung is also making 4 TB 2.5" SSDs, Samsung Pro 850 4 TB. Should be available soon. http://www.anandtech.com/show/9652/samsung-details-3rd-gen-v...
definitely code generation breaks similar things to the preprocessor, but it's got a different set of trade-offs. basically the generated code is there to look at, so rename refactors or jump-to-definition or what have you will work reliably, until you regenerate the code. depending on how the code regeneration works (is it just annotations of existing code?), maybe the regenerated code will work and match the code definition.

from past experience, i view code generation with a healthy amount of skepticism, for the same reasons i'm skeptical of the preprocessor! it's cool, it's powerful, you lose out on a lot.

my impression/experience of go is that codegen is still not widespread. (i haven't seen it much, anyway.)
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Yet there are so many other places with almost all of that. And not the high cost of living.
What's the licensing situation for these VMs?

What can I use them for, for how long, and what limitations are in place?
So the main point seems to be MS has killed modern.ie -site and redirect to this dev.windows.com site. Still useful once in a while although the big disk images are PITA to download and setup. I have better uses for my laptop SSD than to fill it with different IEs and Windowses :p
You could always alias make to the default you like. But if the newbie can't "make" it work, he/she gets frustrated.

I really wish dd had this type of caution. It would save me a lot of misery, preventing the loss of numerous drives.
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Hm. Maybe Adams. It was Jefferson who pardoned those Adams imprisoned for sedition.
Don't have any experience with PCI compliance but I assume this kind of stuff _should_ remove the most idiotic security holes.
I recently met their CEO, he's a brilliant guy.

They recently bought an EEG neuroscience company and are already doing some really cool work with that technology. For example, if you stare at a switch, you might want to flip that switch, or perhaps you were just staring into space. What DAQRI does is have the switch pulse and then measure your EEG signal. If your stress level spikes, you didn't want the switch to flip. If the opposite happens, you did want to flip the switch and the action goes through. Their helmets also use the EEG sensor (combined with an oximeter I think) to be able to detect heart attacks and call an ambulance before you realize what's happening.

They also took over actively maintaining ARToolkit, which had become neglected in recent years. The reason they did this was they hated seeing researchers using Vuforia (a closed source black-box) and wanted the standard for AR to be open source again.
Is there any research showing this standard to be fair?

I don't know of any.

Less important if there are overall less multiple name papers, which it seems from the rest of your comment,

Actually, I think multiple authors is far more common than single authors, though I don't know the numbers to back it up. I was responding to a very specific "what-if" scenario of bouncing ideas off someone else, and describing what would happen in that case.
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How they came up with that name is an entertaining story. The founder wrote a script to find five-letter .com domains that had QR (as in QR code) and AR in them. However, he forgot to specify that the R should come immediately after the A, and DAQRI was the result.
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Just to add: Dennou Coil is taking Augmented Reality to the extreme...
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No, that's just because flights are longer distance than train trips on average. It doesn't really make sense to compare transatlantic flights with a commuter train...
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Correction: free limited Windows VM images for testing Microsoft browsers.

You can't just throw these on a copy of your favorite virtualization platform and have a free copy of Windows to legally do whatever you'd like with, indefinitely.
Although agree, ...with your position, I disagree in your reasoning. Corporations are persons because they are an organized group of people established to carry out the intentions and express the views, i.e. speech, of their members. Citizens United didn't screw campaign finance laws, it affirmed a breakdown of the intention of campaign finance laws. If a company can say, "we make our parts from recycled materials, that's why we are better than our opponents," does that not constitute political speech? Should a company not be able to say that? Should a company not be able to contribute to organizations that support actions, through speech, to the benefit of the company or inline to the intentions of the people involved in the company? The decision was legally correct. The fallout is in our hands...

I personally am anoyed that, now, every purchase I make is a political statement. Or being lowered into thinking that, now, is different. Buy American!
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> The largest non-primary residence sector is the residential property for rent. Considering that any tax increase very quickly finds its way into a rent increase, what's the rationale for punishing renters?

Assuming we're talking free markets, then the rent should already be set at the maximum price the market will bear. (If not the landlord is leaving money on the table.) Increasing property taxes is to depress the price of real estate. A simple property tax could also discourage new investment, while a land value tax incentivizes owners to maximize the value of their holdings.
Even if the licensing terms were liberal, are you going to use an OS that hasn't been issued system updates since ages? It will be riddled with malware the moment you connect to the Internet!
I mean, if you want to test Windows, spin up a VM or VPS on any number of providers. But that's not really what we're talking about here.
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These are just intended for testing. A ReactOS installation wouldn't be useful for testing an app or web page against Windows.
They don't (or shouldn't). I've been using the IE8-IE10 images for a long while now and nothing ever auto updates.
From Wikipedia : "some people claim /dev/urandom as not recommended[who?] for the generation of long-term cryptographic keys"
Also there are relatively no jobs in Vancouver. Just a bunch of condos.
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I've had fairly good success with my books on math and physics. It's not a living yet, but definitely helps with the bills. Amazon (via CreateSpace) is by far my best channel, though when I can bring traffic to the book's website I have decent conversions too. The mailing list works great, though I'm hesitant to milk it as I don't want to spam my readers.

To reiterate patio11's comments, make sure you run the business (80% marketing + 20% pushing the book to distribution channels), as this will give you very interesting margins, like 45% of the list price. In comparison, if you were to write for an established publishing company, you'll get < 5% of list price, so totally not worth it (unless you think they have a magical marketing department that can sell 10x more product than you could on your own).

I totally recommend it as a career option, though keep in mind writing a quality book takes a lot of time, like a year per book... Feel free to email me if you need further advice (or a LaTeX template). Be sure to also check out https://github.com/softcover/softcover Michael Hartl's kick-ass ePub/mobi production toolchain.
This is the wrong approach. You don't need to add anything up. You can take a dynamic approach. Just estimate the current cost of developing the next n meters of space around us, then estimate the growth curve that maximizes liquidating as many resources as possible, and then do an integral to calculate the amount of money we could conceivably develop before the universe turned to grey goo.

Ironically, I think undertaking the project would actually hasten the advent of grey goo, shortening the life of the universe.
I didn't realize Innocence came out after SAC. That explains why it was so "deep" - the TV series already did all the fun stuff.
On that note, I found the Animatrix even better than the Matrix movies. It's anime more along the lines of GitS.
> No, they are not the same problem, and it has nothing to do with security. When you want to scale and spin up a new container... now you can't because your credentials are baked into the image.

Another reason - once image is built - why rebuilding it? There is always a chance that you will end up with different versions of os or your packages. Immutable image which doesn't store credentials can be used on multiple environments with different credentials / configurations without changing / rebuilding the image.
Browsers don't resume downloads afaik.
ATM's cell size is 53 bytes of which 5 bytes are per-cell header.

Higher layer protocols gang together multiple cells through the use of segmentation-and-reassembly. An IP packet would be wrapped in, for example, an AAL5 packet (which itself has a header). That in turn would be segmented and transmitted as cells. The receiver would try to recover from cells arriving out of order, or interleaved with other traffic, or various error conditions, and would deliver fully reassembled AAL5 packets to the higher layer.

One problem is that early ATM switches had small buffers and poor buffering strategies leading to cell loss. The loss of one cell out of an AAL5 frame would require recovery by still higher layer protocols, such as TCP.

Instead of ATM switches (unsuccessfully deployed at the PACBell and Ameritech NAPs in the early 1990s), large ISPs used FDDI switches. FDDI has a token. Switched FDDI exploits the token usefully to impose flow control (it can withhold tokens from aggressive senders), and that made Internet Exchange Points (and indeed LANs internal to ISPs) much more stable than they were using ATM of the day.

The tokens you are thinking about are only relevant on a LAN, just like CSMA/CD does not propagate off a local ethernet to the whole Internet.

Decnet Phase IV is still* in the Internet; it's the transport layer for IS-IS (the routing protocol, not the terrorists). It has other niche applications too.

"I have no idea why the world coalesced on TCP/IP"

It wasn't vendor-specific and ran on arbitrary layer two infrastructure. There were address resolution and mapping systems for local area networks of all sorts (ethernet, starlan, token ring, fddi, and on and on and on), while competing protocols were not adapted to arbitrary links quite as quickly. Additionally, IP was trivially serialized (with SLIP initially, then with HDLC and PPP), while the serializations for vendor-supported protocols were fairly complicated.

In short, the motto "IP on everything" reflected many people's goals.

There were also several reference implementations and interoperability was taken seriously (a regular conference existed to test interoperability, even).

Eventually even IBM machines (from mainframes to AS/400s) learned to talk TCP/IP.
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A much cheaper way is to get it tested from freelancers on Upwork/Elance who have OSX!
Considering you can run Thunderbolt over USB-C, it would be the super set.

https://thunderbolttechnology.net/blog/thunderbolt-3-usb-c-d...
Indeed. Better off using http://browserling.com to test.
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At least in my country, buses have legal right of way when they are driving out of bus stop.
The movie was my gate to anime. I was unable to take it seriously at all before. Had to literally be forced to watch the VHS tape.

It was the greatest experience in a movie since my most favorite one: Blade Runner.

Thats why I can't follow your judgment. For me the movie is art. It's slow moments are something I rarely see so perfectly made and fit to draw Cyberpunk. It drags me into the world making me think about the frame for a moment. The music never gets enough attention here but the combination is very artistic.

In the end, there will always be people who just find it boring. Like Blade Runner. I think, we have more then enough action in the world of moving pictures. Stopping for a moment and thinking about the picture itself won't hurt.
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For a video presentation by the Pilon, who is the author and researcher of this article, see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CpE8K4ts6s .
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"You may use the software for testing purposes only. You may not use the software for
commercial purposes. You may not use the software in a live operating environment. "

From:
https://modernievirt.blob.core.windows.net/vhd/release_notes...
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Yeah, I consider Innocence to be the most visually interesting (some of the scenes are just gorgeous), but it was kind of a mess in terms of story.
Ultimately separation of concerns is an organizational and social problem, not a technical problem.
HashiCorp is working on something like this: https://github.com/hashicorp/go-plugin
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I think this is an interesting topic that hasn't been talked about enough yet.

I wonder a little about inter-generational conflict. It seems to me like older people (who may already own homes) and younger people (who often do not) often have opposing interests when it comes to housing policy: homeowners want the political system to prop up the value of their current homes while non-homeowners want less expensive homes to come on the market.

Then there's also the huge public debt that's left to the younger generation to pay...
At some point someone is going to have ask the questions: Who is gaming HN, why is this news and at the top spot of HackerNews? MS has been offering this for years and yet every once in a while I see posts similar to this on the front page.
I think this is heading towards what you're looking for:
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