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If you start getting bored of tea, I strongly urge you to look into the world of oolongs. It's an incredibly diverse category, to the point where the Western obsession with just a few black tea staples starts to look sad and anemic. I have oolongs in my collection that taste like orchids, cotton candy, gingerbread, caramel, rye bread, wheatgrass, and coffee — all by virtue of the strains and the skill in processing, not any additives. You don't need to add potpourri to your tea to make it interesting!

San Francisco's Song Tea is expensive but superb — try the Shan Lin Xi Winter Sprout for one of the best teas I've ever tasted. (And don't knock over any of the $200 teapots!!) Red Blossom is great as well. You can smell all the teas before you buy — and they all smell surprisingly different.

Oolongs are best brewed using a lidded cup (gaiwan) or small teapot, but it doesn't have to be anything fancy. I actually use an insulated stainless steel mug[1] that does the job better than my old porcelain gaiwan. A gram scale is highly recommended for getting the proportions right; a teaspoon can mean something completely different depending on whether your leaves are rolled into tight balls, loosely packed, etc. Loose-leaf oolongs are generally brewed a bit differently from black teas: instead of steeping a small amount (2-3g/8oz) once for a long time (3-5m), you steep a large amount (8g-12g/8oz) for a short period of time (1m or even less) and then resteep multiple times (3-5 or even more). I used to use a thermometer to get the temperature right, but it honestly doesn't matter: most oolongs brew at boiling or close enough to it.

[1]: http://beta-blog.archagon.net/2015/12/26/the-perfect-travel-...
I many ways US politics is similar to some middle east countries, but it could be solved by getting rid of the two party system and adopting one like in Germany or other places where you can be represented by real liberals who actually don't dabble in social beliefs but just freedom and tax reforms.
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1) MIT definitely offers calculus classes for people who haven't taken calculus, although obviously these people are in the minority.

2) Most high schools don't offer CS. 99% of high schools offer some form of calculus.
People don't see the long term implications of a lot of things. They don't save for retirement, they eat too much, they drink too much alcohol. Or smoke.

I'm perfectly okay with fathers telling their daughters "This is something you shouldn't do", but once you get the state involved you're limiting the freedom of people who've thought it through and decided to go ahead anyway.
Forking and threading are different things. Forking creates new processes and duplicates memory. It raises entirely different issues from multi-threading, which does neither. See: http://stackoverflow.com/q/2483041/331041

They discussed forking, but did not discuss multi-threading.
Random question, what is your opinion about the GT's remote masters?
Maybe to compensate for mine. I'm afraid I have PGtipsis.
> as the EFF notes

I think you mean FSF here.
This is already possible today with existing caching proxies. This is a great way to make your CI/builds more reliable and quicker.
The "danger" may have been a motivation for the development of the religious motivation. But there were plenty of societies in history that had no problem with prostitution. That being said, its historical origin has no relevance today.
I coded a good bit of my first Amiga intro on my neighbour's Amiga 500, because I could not afford my own...
This gets me wondering: how close is this to, say, the Raspberry Pi GPIO connector? Could someone make a Pi-to-GeekPort converter? Would that even be practical for anything?
Logging is useful for more than just error conditions; how does that square with your advice to library authors?
Mailgun, Sparkpost, Amazon SES are all solid options. Mailgun and Sparkpost even have a free tier.
I'm pretty sure no business can be in compliance since different parts of microsoft will give you a different story about what needs to be licensed.
You can buy a USB to GPIO (general purpose IO) adapter for under $15. Here is an example: [1]

[1] https://www.adafruit.com/products/2264
Also: pretty much every single tobacco manufacturer in the US sued over the constitutionality of the Act on various grounds (often free speech w/r/t restrictions on advertising).

Altria (Philip Morris parent company) was the only tobacco player not to say a word once the Act passed.
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This seems to be punting on the question. Why is being paid to massage somebody's shoulders "selling your labor" while being paid to massage their genitals is "selling yourself"?
We've known for a long time the LNT model doesn't reflect reality. It's still used because we don't have anything better, it's simple, and people like to put numbers on things even if the numbers are known to be wrong.
TLDR; I don't think religion is the reason for Matt Murdock's not having serious relationship.

Your main point seems to be lack of explicit sexual content on DareDevil. You are tying that with Matt Murdock's (loose) Christian faith. I feel somewhat differently about DareDevil and it's story line.

[1] In season 2, Matt had relationship with Electra and they _do_ have sex in the boxing gym. Creators of the show did not show it _very_ explicitly.

[2] Matt's discussions with Father Lantom in the Church is more spiritual rather than religious, IMO. They discuss about morals, right/wrong etc. Notice that Lantom always uses "God" and not "Jesus" (AFAIR). I don't think anything Father Lantom says is picked out of Bible or looks like preaching. Just his observations on life. I am a Hindu and I totally related to what he was saying. Never felt he was preaching or giving sermons. I feel, you can rename Matt to something else and put a Temple of Mosque there and still all that Father Lantom says will be appropriate (story line wise).

[3] Matt is very clear in his priorities. Given his "other life", he simply cannot afford to have a serious relationship. He states it at some point with Claire Temple (Rosario Dawson). His will "weakens" in season 2 and begins relationship with Karen Page before Electra comes in and sours it. With all this background, and no serious relationships between other characters, having an explicit sexual scene seems contrived and needless.

[4] The original content from Netflix in the Drama section has about 10 series. I watched 4 of them to a certain lengths. The amount of explicit content, particularly sexual content, is too much for me. Many times I feel there is absolutely no need for it (especially with Marco and Sense8). In that light, I feel DareDevil is much better for me.

Sorry, my comment is too long than I intended. And it digressed from OP and more on DD's story line.
Maybe for your standard web app, but try porting Unity or Unreal Engine over without better parallelism.
Don't underestimate curiosity. Whoever satoshi really is, he / they managed to release some truly ground breaking software, anonymously, and that software has never been broken, and millions if not billions of dollars rests upon that work. It all came from nowhere.

I for one have a lot of respect for this satoshi, and if they ever reveal themselves I would like to find out more about them, purely because they sound quite interesting.

Earlier this week Craig wright came out with a wild claim with "proof" that actually worked against his favour if anything. Most people see this as a selfish act to try to claim fame and respect, while having the audacity to claim that he doesn't want that. This naturally puts him in a very dislikeable position, and I imagine many people wanted to see how he would attempt to worm his way out of this mess he has got himself in, knowing full well he couldn't produce the goods.

You're right that it "doesn't matter" but then at some level perhaps nothing does... It all comes down to subjective interest at the end of the day.
not really. MS have had this with their C++ for a very long time... easily 20 years +
First time I've ever heard the highways fawned over as "teleporting"...
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I don't object to someone selling sexual services as a free agent. What I object to is the human trafficking associated with the vast majority of it.

Life is not awesome for most sex workers. If you're paying for sex, assume you're in the slave trade! Full stop.
Along with how automation and robots will affect other aspects of our lives, one can wonder how it will be involved in our moral and physical perspectives on sex. To the point, for moral and health reasons, will people be drawn increasingly to robot sex?[1][2] (links maybe NSFW)

[1] http://live.huffingtonpost.com/r/segment/robot-sex-may-be-co...

[2] http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/lovesick-cyborg/2016/03/10...
Well technically an employer can sponsor someone overseas directly for a green card. But that takes 2-3 years so even the best intentioned employer will bring them over on H1-B so that they can start working earlier.
Interesting. Can anybody explain in a few sentences (if this is possible), why we have undefined behaviour in the first place? I know there are optimization reasons, but do we have data that confirms that turning on stricter flags (I think all major compilers let you avoid undefined behaviour) breaks lots of software?
You split it with Shamir's Secret Sharing Scheme, print the pieces on multiple sheets of paper and store them in various bank vaults around the world.
- Journals are also often volunteer based, at least in the sciences.

- Publishers really don't do much for spelling/layout. They give you a format to fit in, and then put up an automated system for you to check against.

- Fraud is handled by the community (See: Retraction Watch) much more effectively than by journals.
sorry, but mediocre at best, full of mistakes at worst.

i'm sure it was a good exercise in learning objective-c but this is not an amazing achievement. i'd expect much better from someone competent reading the god awful docs and reverse engineering by inspection.

don't give up though. doing things like this over and over, especially in the face of nay saying arses like me, is what makes great programmers. :)
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>It implies that you think men deserve to have the cleanliness of women preserved.

"deserve's got nothin' to do with it." it has nothing to do with my personal preference, only cultural attitudes that are easily observed.
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People recognize there exists, to some extent, a moral obligation to do work. But if we accept prostitution as "just another job", aren't we implying that people come under some measure of moral obligation to accept that job if it's the only job available?

For instance, people may lose unemployment benefits if they turn down a "suitable" job. I cannot imagine anyone would want to extend this rule to prostitution.
I'm not sure that being able to write a competing browser is a requirement for the platform to be open. Just that anybody can write and deploy code to it.

(Full disclosure: I'm employed by Mozilla, but these opinions are entirely my own.)
What are you talking about? First off, your point was that reports of domestic violence was almost always involved in child dispute cases, which I remarked was not true.

Secondly, the calls for assistance is basically reports to the police, and they (8 per 1000 in Kentucky and 5 per 1000 in California [ACS 2008 estimate]) are close to the divorce rate in the respective states (13 per 1000 in Kentucky and 8 per 1000 in California). Overestimating by saying that all divorces are settled in court (some numbers say that ~ 4 % are), the 60% of cases involving domestic violence means that there would be 7.8 per 1000 domestic violence divorce cases. As this is the same amount as the number of calls for police assistance (8 per 1000), your claim that the rate of domestic violence reported is orders of magnitude greater in court is pure falsehood. The case in California is even worse, with estimated 3.2 per 1000 domestic violence cases versus 5 per 1000 calls about domestic violence.

https://www.census.gov/hhes/socdemo/marriage/data/acs/Evalua...
Many men have that understanding of dating. They desire intercourse, and only submit to courtship rituals because the law requires that. If prostitution were legal, they would hire those services instead of engaging in deception. As a result, as you prefer, no one would date such men.

I think most people would be happier with such an arrangement. That's partly why many societies avoid it. The puritanical impulse motivates all laws against prostitution.
I know it wouldn't really fix issues like left-pad, but I would really like namespaced packages similar to the way Github does them. I think group ownership would be more explicit and understood. Top level packages encourages sqatting and small/old/unmaintained packages getting names that people would misunderstand for something else. I understand a lot of that is on the user of the library to research before downloading, but intuitiveness is a virtue. It's true packages could just be called eg. reactjs-node-bridge or something as opposed to reactjs/node-bridge, but anyone can prefix deceptively.

Cargo addresses the namespacing concern here http://internals.rust-lang.org/t/crates-io-package-policies/...
I think the nicest way to learn this if you don't have a formal CS education is to still pick up a Discrete Math text book (like Chapter 3 in Rosen) and then read chapters 3 and 4 in CLRS.
This is incorrect and very rude. Rubygems has also implemented an automated delete feature. Rubygems and NPM have orders of magnitude more users than crates.io; once crates.io approaches that scale the team will have to allow users to delete crates or somehow find funding to field these kinds of support tickets.
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I cannot agree more.

I think prostitution is a victimless crime and the only reason why countries penalize it, is because politicians are not brave enough to do it.

They fear to be labeled "immoral" or bad influences of some sort by religious audiences.
That demonstrates a flaw of non-technological news organisations, not Bitcoin. The two Bitcoin celebrities had been widely discredited from Bitcoin ages ago. Gavin has not committed in a year, started his own fork of Bitcoin with 3% adoption. Jon has disappeared after starting a bankrupt for-profit "foundation".
What about just installing a parallel port on your computer? http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-Express-Profile-Parallel-...
Thanks for your recommendations! I've been looking through them and it doesn't appear any of them support template management through an interface. Unfortunately I'm dealing with clients that like to manage their own email copy and appearance. I'll keep up the search...
IMO what you want are curated views into open platforms. Some arbiter deciding what is/isn't acceptable for the platform is very far from ideal. Consider all the great games that have been prevented from going on iOS.

Admittedly, something like this seems difficult to do for the web.
you mean objective-c++? c++ has no idea about obj-c...

another thing most people forget is that the entire programming community rejected obj-c as deficient in its very early days... it only persists thanks to the ego of former nextstep employees afaik. and now apple employees got lumped with it... which i'd suspect helped create the internal pressure for swift... so some good came at the end of it all. :)
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I agree. The two party system worked pretty well when power was devolved to the lowest practical level, but at this point US states are just administrative districts, so we'd probably be better served with a multiparty parliamentary system where you can pick a national party that more closely resembles your beliefs.
I've found it's not effective to reply to perceived ad-hominem by propagating the offense. Your second sentence doesn't need a preamble.
>While other players go down the streaming path, MyMusic offers users the ability to download music for ₦30 ($0.50) per track.

I can't tell from the article if the story has relevance to the USA market. If record companies today can get $0.70 cut from Apple for a $0.99 song on iTunes, it doesn't look like they'd take less than $0.50 from a startup.

Last I checked, Amazon Music downloads is also 70/30 split for 99 cent songs.

>The team invested a lot of time [...], while mending those with record labels and artist management companies.

My notes to any programmer that's interested in selling music for 50 cents or less:

Before investing a ton of time writing any code, get on the phone with the Big 3 record labels Universal+Warner+Sony. See if you can get favorable licensing terms so that they'll take $0.35 and let you keep $0.15. I'm skeptical you'll get such terms because Spotify/Pandora tried to get better terms so they could turn a profit. They couldn't make it happen. Maybe you have better negotiation skills and charm than the Spotify executives. Napster's Shawn Fanning & Sean Parker didn't have the business chops to wheel & deal with record labels but Apple's Steve Jobs did.
Yes, you get a citation. :)

From 5 minutes of Googling, it seems this might be a regional difference. AU/NZ references I found seemed to be different than the typical US usage, which follows what GP said.

Massachusetts recently decriminalized THC.

Possession for Personal Use

Possession of 1 ounce or less of marijuana is decriminalized and is punishable as a civil offense. If the offender is over the age of 18 they must pay a fine of $100.

Source: http://norml.org/laws/item/massachusetts-penalties-2

The AU/NZ usage seems to use "decriminalized" to mean "removing all laws against", where the US tends to use "makes it into a civil violation". We (in the US) use legalization to mean "fully legal (and possibly regulated/licensed and taxed)"
Of the 100 academicians I know (applied math), only a dozen published books and collect royalties. Some of them joke about getting the occasional check of a few dollars every year. These are senior US professors whose salary is good enough that they can joke about the royalties.
It is legal in some European countries, for example, Germany and Netherlands.

In Germany, they pay income tax and charge VAT for their services.
If Agile is dead, why is there a new article about Agile on HN everyday. I think Agile is dying, not dead.
Has anyone ever worked on an 'agile' team that wasn't based around scrum or XP? I'd be interested in hearing your experiences.
thats not true if you inspect the details of the specific ABI and cheat a little or use some inline assembler... but cl is easily the worst compiler for a C++ ABI.

they break it on tiny incremental updates sometimes... at least historically (in fairly recent history at least).
Us common brits typically don't drink delicate blends like Twinings 'English Breakfast' all day long... we'll tend to stick with 'builders tea', i.e. strong unsophisticated blends full of tannins.

Most people in the UK in fact probably drink Tetleys (from Indian giant Tata), "Yorkshire" tea (Taylors of Harrogate), PG Tips (from Unilever), Typhoo (another Indian giant), Lipton (also Unilever), or a generic supermarket brand.
That is how I generally view dating. I think, on some level, most people view it that way. It offends a lot of people to point it out, but the general expectation is that the man pays for dates and he hopes that it results in sex at some point.

Edit: people seem to be missing my point. I am female and I don't date. (http://micheleincalifornia.blogspot.com/2014/01/no-dating-re...) Stating that this is a logical interpretation of dating does not mean I condone it. (Yup, as stated elsewhere, I am for decriminalization of sex work.)
I attended a bootcamp 1.5 years ago and have been working as a full stack dev for almost a year. My firm has hired a few bootcamp grads who have all done well.

However, I would only recommend HackReactor and App Academy in San Francisco as those are the bootcamps I've seen grads consistently do well in.

I find that the placement stats are a bit bs at bootcamps since they are unaudited but I have a strong confidence based on my network that both Hack Reactor and App Academy place 75% of their grads within 6 months into 6 figure jobs.

Happy to answer any questions.
I see a pattern emerging here: One phase of an enterprise producing training data for another phase of the enterprise to create massive automation.

In this case, it's Lyft and GM joining forces, but this kind of partnership can (and should) happen between a company good at logistics to produce training data quickly and efficiently and a company good at turning that into data products.

Some companies are good at/doing both in-house: Amazon (E-Commerce and IaaS), Google (self-driving cars and search), Facebook (The world's most addictive website) are some of the examples.

If I were a small group of AI powerhouse, I'd definitely consider approach bigger companies with excellent logistics producing rich data.
I find cargo easier to use than bundler or npm. Specifically I never deal with "environment hell" where some config hasn't been picked up and I'm pulling in the wrong version of a dependency or the language or whatever. This is partly because of the way cargo is designed, but its also helped a lot by the fact that Rust generates statically linked binaries in one build instead of being a continuous interpreter process.
Every point you raise is valid. I strongly believe it should be decriminalized. However, I just don't see it ever happening in the US. Why? Because women don't want their husbands or boyfriends buying sex from other women, and that simple fact alone is enough to swing any election involving a candidate that would enable it to legally happen.
Like many other things, this should be decided at the neighborhood level.

There are problems allowing it and problems outlawing it. Letting each neighborhood decide will enable those benefitting from this trade to also pay the costs of it. If it does attract crime, they'll need to consider that when they make their decision, tax brothels enough to pay those costs.

There will always be some neighborhoods that allow it. Everybody that wants to engage in this will have a place to do it.

And neighborhoods that don't want it can just levy fines rather than prison sentences. That alone will make people do this in more permissive neighborhoods.
So how's that war against "sprawl" working out for San Francisco? Oh right...
In that case, Agile has been dying for a long time now.
there is no standard in theory... but in practice one exists.

its a subtle difference some devs will pull out when they want to boost their egos by talking about things that sound smart, but they don't realise it requires that special kind of "smart-yet-dumb naivete" to consider worth caring or talking about.
> Except node of course, because they have no idea what they're doing.

NPM and node are two different things.
According to some students, brokers assured them that they could
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called Curricular Practical Training, without taking classes

'Work Experience', 'Internships', this sort of work-for-credit system exists on every major college campus in the US. Is it inconceivable that you can see people talking about such things and consider not going explicitly to a class as still being above board?
"MSDN is not licensed for production, I assume you mean you're using it just for development and testing."

Oh, right.

Yes, we just used it to test clients against rsync.net.

Recommended (MSDN, that is), if you're in that situation...