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The parent isn't giving statistics. They're responding to:

> When was the last time you met a couple where one person was attractive and the other was not?

Hence quoting that at the top of their post. Also some of the confusion here comes from 'attractive' meaning different things: being funny, powerful or well known also make someone attractive. I think the parent poster is right though: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=dax+shepard is not a handsome man.
Facebook has had an irrational fear of Twitter. Twitter gets their trending topics on CNN and Zuckerberg watches in jealousy, while forgetting he has the vast majority of posting and advertisement.

A lot of things have changed meaning (liking a band, now mean following them) and I think this has helped changed the Facebook experience for many of us, but mostly it has been pushes to show users posts from outside their social circles and show posts from public figures.
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Very valid point about 'go get'! The main problem currently is that we put all the source dependencies in the repo as Git submodules and use the repo itself as the GOPATH. We do this because we are using some dependencies whose APIs are still changing often (eg: Protobuf/GRPC) and we wanted control over the exact SHA1 we were using. Now that the vendoring experiment is enabled in Go 1.6, we can probably use that to solve this. Thanks for bringing this up!

As for the problem this solves; this is a package manager for Qt app development. It doesn't try to operate on a system level like pkgconfig. There's no system-wide shared code. Every app you are building has it's own copy of the code it needs locally like npm/node_modules. In addition to downloading dependencies, the tool generates some code to cleanly add it to your project without you having to mess with include paths or other settings. It also encourages things like proper namespacing (both C++ and QML) to avoid collisions.
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Or they could just be acting as gatekeepers to the information so they can make money / awards as their stories are published. Could be either reason.
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Thanks for doing more research. Did you get the idea there are two separate issues at hand -- 1) compiler optimizes memory access away because to its logic it seems the value is not written anywhere in that process. Say it could use a register instead if memory read. This is the effect I was seeing. 2) Compiler inserts the memory read instruction, but depending on the processor, at runtime, some of the writes will not show up at all, or be reorded. In this case running program on different CPU might make it appear to work correctly. I think there is a slight difference between the two from reading about back then. Can the first issue be fixed with a memory barrier?
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One thing I've noticed is that most (hetro) men seem to be clueless about what women generally find attractive about men. Perhaps that's because, as the article mentioned, there's not as much consensus on male attractiveness. But I also think women are much more conscious about their relative attractiveness and therefore have a better idea of what "league" they are in.
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> "But I have a wonderful personality" will know no one ever, as long as your mug is ugly.

Hm. So, how come average and below-average looking people with good personalities have stable and happy long-term relationships after thirty, when gorgeous and sexy party animals and drama queens (of any gender and sexual orientation) keep marrying, divorcing, and end up being mostly single after 40?
would be interested to hear more about this IO issue. Am I right to assume that because of the genesis of the X86 architecture in desktop computing, it is not optimized for server-class IO, and that this permeates the design (ie difficult to catch up with a ground-up server architecture)? If that's true then this is a big deal for Power. Certainly my big-data workflows are usually memory-IO bound, not compute bound.
Relevant wikipedia articles:

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guodian_Chu_Slips

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsinghua_Bamboo_Slips

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_Allan
But his generalization is apt. It's a generalization. It does not apply to your specific circumstance. Nor mine, actually.

And further to the point, his observation does not change if you find and replace 'tinder' with whatever app you DO use for hooking up.
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>>In what sense is their landlord purveying their misery?

In the sense that he or she is charging 70% of their monthly income for rent.

And it's coercion alright if the alternative is being left homeless.
What if your grandfather perished in a Marxist labor camp? What would you think then?
48V danger is debatable, but it might be a good idea to start adding RCD protection to the power sources (yes, this will bring your rack down (or just one output), but better than having people getting stuck to wires or tools causing short circuits)
The problem is that funniness is correlative. Not causative.

People laugh together to show group bonding. Naturally you are more likely to laugh at the jokes of somebody you want to be close to.
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This certainly does not seem to apply in Japan where women who look for mariage are far more interested in status and money than the guy's age or looks. I see that constantly.
This is the same as the police helping ducklings over the road, or the fire department saving cats down from trees...
The reason why so many woman find Clooney or DiCaprio so attractive is not their looks. It's things like being the center of attention.
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Depends on what you are trying to do.

If you want to run an entire CPU on an FPGA, ASICs will clearly be better. FPGAs are mainly useful for things that need to be (re)programmable.

For things like programmable network routing/packet filtering, FPGAs could be a very effective solution.
Of course, Facebook ran circles around their competitors. Myspace, friendster, left in the dust.

Friendster infamously was left in the dust because its VC laden board was more interested in striking cool deals than allocating the resources necessary to make the site fast enough, so that e.g. simply logging in didn't take a minute or more.

They, not a founder, were calling the shots, and while I don't know the Myspace story, I note they were bought by the monster sized News Corporation a year and a half after Facebook was founded, and during the period where their relative market positions flipped, so blame it on Rupert Murdoch if you want ^_^, but the chances they had nimble management after the acquisition are very very low.

Getting back to Friendster, as a DEC published history of microcomputer companies in the '70s put it, the ones who survived at minimum did an adequate job of everything essential, from all the different bits of hardware (no one ever bought DEC for the quality/price-performance of their disk drives), to documentation, to support etc. So no matter how powerful your language is, if you don't, for example, run it on enough servers, or architect your system so that's even possible, you're not going to succeed.
Not really. Attractiveness of face is all about symmetry and proportion. For example: If you have a huge nose or a massive protruding mole you'll never be attractive no matter your body composition. I'm sure an algorithm could be (already is) composed to verify attractiveness of face.
Is there a list of packages where I can see what could be installed?

Edit: There is not. But here is a list of current packages: https://github.com/Cutehacks/qpm/issues/28#issuecomment-2082...
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Yeah, this is clearly a fluff piece to associate two nice, fluffy British institutions - Harry Potter, and GCHQ - in a way that reminds people its not all about death, destruction, prejudice, using arcane methods to control people against their will, killing those not of your own race/culture, stealing their resources and covering it up so that an ignorant 'sub-class' of people can continue to live their pathetic, un-magical lives, etc.

Oh wait. It actually still is all about that. Just warmer and fluffier.
In contrast, the only time in 30 years of having a current account that an attempt was made to use my card fraudulently, it was picked up by the bank and they contacted me.
On a semi-related note, here[0] is a talk given by a gentleman named Runar Bjarnason discussing a Dependency Injection technique in Scala.

Related in that you mentioned dependency injection, unrelated in that it is not directly relevant to the content of Strategic Scala Style. (maybe of interest to some though).

0 - https://yow.eventer.com/yow-2012-1012/lambda-the-ultimate-de...
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Yes I know you're joking, but seems it's done by Cutehacks [1], so probably no involvement from the Qt project itself.

[1] http://www.cutehacks.com
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It's still not clear to me that there's any feedback to the user based on how they swipe. Tinder could simply be adjusting scores of the people being rated.

I can see the feedback loop going very wrong if how you rate others has a significant impact impact on your own attractiveness score. I don't think it serves Tinder's interests to reward people for swiping left more often -- they benefit when people use their platform, which requires getting matches.

I'm sure Tinder has experimented with penalizing users who always swipe right, but probably not by adjusting the attractiveness nob. Always swiping right doesn't make you any less attractive, but it might suggest you're less likely to engage when someone likes you back. If Tinder is optimizing for maximizing user engagement, this would naturally enter into their pairing algorithm in a different way.

That said, the last thing Tinder wants to do is discourage the hypothetical "super user" who is very attractive, always swipes right and goes on tons of dates.
I've made a couple GUI applications at work. They're quite simple, it's just a pretty wrapper to my otherwise boring terminal scripts because they need extra parameters.

For this I've used Qt framework for C++ and it is absolutely fantastic. I love the framework, QtEditor IDE, syntax, everything about it. I dropped my other IDEs (CodeBlocks and Visual Studio) and continued to use their IDE when writing pure C/C++ as well.

I've never touched the Qt framework before, but after watching a series on Youtube[1] and coding along I got the hang of it. It's very intuitive, easy to learn, yet extremely powerful.

[1]: "C++ Qt Programming" by VoidRealms - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2D1942A4688E9D63
This is doublespeak at its absolute finest. A child died at the end of this (article) story, so that'll be your last thought about GCHQ/Harry Potter: children die, and we have to have an exclusive, secret society with self-granted powers in order to stop this, or else. Or else, children will die, unhappy.
What does attractiveness have to do with stability of relationship? If anything, attractive people will always have more attention/choices/distractions that is a negative factor in relationship and the opposite will be beneficial for the not attractive ones.
Against us ordinary people, yes. Against nation-state attackers I am not so sure. From which would you conclude that?

I am pretty underwhelmed by the disclosures so far. Aside from Cameron nobody powerful in the western world has been hit. The majority in political power are those opposed to US or EU interest.
Indian is relatively new market for Taxi aggregates like Uber who is trying to push US model, which certainly won't work as it is in India. The market demographics are totally different.
I don't want to install Go to compile your tool to compile other tools to compile my tool. Pretty much that.
How does this compare to Incqlude (https://inqlude.org), which names itself "The Qt library archive"?
So you are developing a package in language and you package it with insert language specific package manager you are now done. If you package it for insert system package manager to achieve a similar level of coverage you must not only figure out how to create packages for 17 different systems you have to either figure out the standards and procedures required to get your package included on each platform or figure out how to host your own repo and instruct users on how to set it up this may include variations in setup and instructions that differ between multiple versions of the os that may be in use concurrently.

This could be 1000 x as much work for not much gain.
I know that this might sound a tad of topic but I love it.

As much as I like JVM and how performant it is, the .Net platform feels less prone to stagnation and feature decay.

Add to that F# which I honestly don't know how I missed for so many years.

Exciting! .Net on Linux!

(yes I know about Mono, but so far it wasn't widely adopted due what I understand is commercial support and performance issues)
From https://www.quora.com/Is-downloading-YouTube-videos-legal/an...

Downloading from YouTube is in most cases not illegal - it could be considered time-shifting for personal consumption, in some cases fair use, both of which are legal in US. In some cases though - like downloading the movies that are paid or videos with limited distributions and not available in the States, could be considered copyright infringement.

What downloading does though is break YouTube's Terms of Service. Even though some courts already stated explicitly that breaking Terms of Service is not illegal, doing so might still get you in trouble in civil court, as you are breaking an agreement between yourself and the company services of which you are using.

If you would be using YouTube APIs for your product, they would probably suspend your access if they wouldn't like your product, so something to consider.

Is it ok to download the videos for offline viewing? Your choice - might not be illegal, but not 'ok' from YouTube's point of view.

Doesn't youtube lose out on advertising revenue this way? Yes - that's is precisely the reason for the rule :)

The big unknown here is that the issue has not been presented in US courts yet, at least as far as I know, so there is no precedent.

Hope it helps.

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Also check http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/how-to/internet/is-it-legal-downl...

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Also check http://lifehacker.com/5901773/breaking-a-terms-of-service-is...
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It's terribly vague and offers no insight as to which things Marx might have been right about. There's a child comment that's a bit better, but it dumps a lot of Wikipedia links out with little in the way of explanation.

In short, on HN it's better if you can explore ideas more thoroughly, rather than simply tossing out short quips and assuming everyone is on the same page.

It would be better to write something along the lines of 'When the article says __, this illustrates what Marx was talking about when he defined __ and that ties in with...' or such so there could be more discussion about ideas and less noise about voting or simple opinions.
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I tried clicking on this link while in India. Strangely enough, I'm getting this intriguing message-

“Your requested URL has been blocked as per the directions received from Department of Telecommunications, Government of India. Please contact administrator for more information.”
Since when is symmetry relevant? I thought it has been sufficiently shown that symmetry plays no role for beauty. Pretty sure fitness has a bigger impact on beauty than features you cannot change without surgery.
Time to revive an old debate: is downloading video or audio from YouTube for personal use illegal?
I'm pretty sure this applies to other countries as well. Women are drawn to powerful men, because power translates to stability and security for the family.
I used something similar named epkg, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encap_Package_Management_Syste....
I'm assuming that you mean some ugly people end up in happy relationships while some attractive people end up unhappily single in their 40s. Clearly this is not true of all people in either group, and the proportions could be broadly similar or quite different - I have no data at all.
That's certainly true. While Clojure isn't exactly my favorite Lisp (it isn't even a LISP, as in a LISt Processing language any more, and is rough around the edges in various places), running on the JVM ecosystem makes it a great choice for many things (well, aside from logging, standard JVM logging is "sacrifice a chicken" territory, but there are native solutions now as well).

Want to us a RDBMS? There are many libraries for doing that, my favorite is Korma, and they all use the JDBC interface and battle tested JDBC implementations, that part of the plumbing is trivial. Etc.
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It's not about elitism. The towns don't like mobile homes because the value of an individual home is tiny, and doesn't add much to the tax rolls.
Just wait. They are laying the trap now.
What seems truly scary is how little the developer seemed to care about those security bugs (following related issues, you also find an exploit, SQL injection and so on) and being dismissive of the guy who found them.
I've long thought that in being able to instantly compare someone visually to countless alternatives, online dating makes people overly picky. As such, I've always wanted to build a dating site/app that rate-limited the number of people shown so viewers would be encouraged to read profiles and consider things a bit more.

Dating crossed with Deal of the Day.
>who knowingly caused a great deal of violence and human misery with his trade
Are you talking about the same Howard Marks?
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Online dating doesn't really have any stigma anymore. People aren't shy about it.
Naming your project after an illness is a strange choice. What was the thinking behind that?

Particularly as you mention trying to create positive buzz for your team.
Doubtful. Journalists are not particularly savvy at monetizing their work beyond the normal publication channels. The only news org that I can think of that has organized anything remotely like that is ProPublica and its Data Store:

https://projects.propublica.org/data-store/

It publishes for free the public data that it has collated. For datasets in which they've put significant amount of work wrangling and vetting it, they charge fees. I don't know how much money they've recouped from that but them being a non-profit, if it were enough to change the game, we'd probably hear about it at some point.
Sure, an SMX can also switch between warps in the manner similar to hyperthreading on x86 but it does not mean it executes a single warp at a time. Consider Tesla K40, a GK110 with 15 SMXs. It runs 750Mhz and has peak performance of 4.29 Tflops. If each SMX could only execute a warp at a time it could get, at most, 15(number of smx) x 32(warp width) x 750M(frequency) x 2(two flops per FMA) = 720Gflops.
>In the sense that he or she is charging 70% of their monthly income for rent.

No. He or she is charging an absolute amount, not a percentage of their payslip.

>And it's coercion alright if the alternative is being left homeless.

Coercion /koʊˈɜːrʃən/ is the practice of forcing another party to act in an involuntary manner by use of intimidation or threats or some other form of pressure.

There is no coercion here. Poor people are not mindless sheep, they have their own will, their own goals and their own plans. If they live there it is because they chose it. Not the landlord, and not "the rich".
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> A great machine for general computing could do well with a board with 100 x86 CPUs apart from having a big gpu with a thousand cores for brute forcing the "simpler" problems.

Which is the idea behind Intel's Xeon Phi "GPU" with 70+ Pentium/Atom cores, which this compiler specifically targets.

[Long before that, Intel showcased an 80 core x86 CPU in 2007 (Polaris/Teraflops Research Chip) – and then promptly shelved it to focus on building programming languages and compilers that can actually make use of it, before introducing the Xeon Phi half a decade later.]
Woah I did that, zoomed all the way out, found one aircraft over the "Firth of Clyde" (west of Glasgow). -320ft/m. Then it disappeared. Data issue or did that thing just crash? Screenshot of the data: http://i.imgur.com/2zvH6qO.jpg
clickbait title, topic already discussed: ttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11457152
Part of the problem is that the title of this article (and many others these days) is pure clickbait. :/
Same, especially when titles are so cryptic (linkbaity?).
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The second sentence does not conclude from the first

Because even when "swiping right always" people will filter the obvious non-matches

Especially given Tinder limits amount of right swipes for free plans.
hey, why not allow people to supply a Kindle email address so you can push straight to them? they need to whitelist you as a sender of course..
Note this blog post is from 2010. It's customary to put the year on the title (I think?).
Why? Intel can compete with Zen more easily it can also always rebound even if Google does go with Zen.

But if Google switches to an entire different eco-system dragging it back into x86 won't be easy because all of their platforms are built for a completely different architecture.
If you (like me) prefer a native (Windows/Linux/Osx) client with higher information density, try SmartGit ( https://syntevo.com/smartgit/ ) or SourceTree.
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Also see the documentary SlingShot (available on Netflix) :

http://www.slingshotdoc.com/

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3242934/
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Do you know why there is not a single military aircraft for Asia on the map?

Also, for the tag "interesting", I see only one (UK something).. Is it because I'm in Europe?

(Just curious)
Minor nitpick: Prostitutes make a lot? I guess depends on which part of the world we are talking about. I hear you can get them in South Asia for as low as $5. Probably lower.
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