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Design your home economically
After spending a lifetime in acquiring the finest things around the world,you can find yourself in the lap of luxury,wondering “there has to be more.”That is why, we approach success and luxury ideas from an extremely different point of view when it comes about the home decor and interiors.

Every product we select is with promise and good price so that you can design your home luxurious and fancy at a very reasonable price.

http://blog.spacekonnect.in/2016/05/design-your-home-economically.html
I have SIP enabled and I was able to install nix just by `sudo mkdir \nix` before installation. No problems.
How did the name change prevent him from being stopped?
I think the latter is a more reasonable definition than the former, since I've written plenty of command line applications in python. And as much as I like python, if it qualifies as a 'system language' than just about anything does.

Perhaps it could be amended "Primarily used for writing programs without a GUI."
No need, `sudo mkdir /nix` works even with SIP enabled.
> .NET Core is coming to Linux soon and will give you another option for compiler/runtime which will be good.

I think it's already here?

https://www.infoq.com/news/2016/04/fsharp-dotnetcore-linux-m...

https://www.microsoft.com/net/core#debian
The bigger issue is Imgur has been leveraging their monopoly on Reddit's image hosting to build a new social commentary system to replace Reddit. If Reddit didn't do something then maybe in five years Reddit will be dead and Imgur will be the front page of the internet.
A lot of stuff in the article's code examples struck me as "hacky," although I have no idea what's considered idiomatic/performant Rust.
Fairly easy to serve a static website from a S3 bucket...

http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/HowDoIWebsite...
That is absolutely false. Plenty of large companies are able to negotiate their rates on AWS. You just have to be huge.
If there's a lack of people doing scientific research, it's not because there's a lack of people educated enough to do so. Look at the supply of science PhDs vs. openings for science jobs. Every year, more science PhDs graduate and most of them find themselves unable to get jobs actually doing the science they love and trained for.

(Everyone should be able to access whatever education they want, for whatever reason they want it. There are serious inequalities in education access (like everything else) in this country(/world), which need be addressed as a moral issue. So don't misread me as against any of that. But, again, if there is a national deficit in scientific research, it's not because we fail to produce science PhDs, but rather because we fail to fund jobs which take substantive advantage of those PhDs)
Will Rhode Island Double Down on the CFAA's Faults?
I'm slightly hesitant to agree with both of these. The first seems wrong to me, because Bash qualifies, whereas Tcl doesn't. The second is better, though I think it excludes some interesting languages, like Scala, which you probably wouldn't write an operating system in, but that you could certainly build "systems" in (e.g., Spark).
doesn't reddit have a stake in imgur? http://techcrunch.com/2014/04/03/after-five-years-of-bootstr...
How to create a perfect concrete mix for your house structure
The first and most important step in the process is to determine the ingredients that will make up the concrete and their proportions. there are many variables to consider including cement type, aggregate size and type, amount of water, and mineral and chemical admixtures. Here are some of the main things to consider for economical mix design.

http://blog.spacekonnect.in/2016/05/how-to-create-perfect-concrete-mix-for.html
Direct link to talk, e.g. for mobile users: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RWSXlai6PE
Why High-Skilled Freelancers Are Leaving Corporate Life Behind
TIL. After reading about Spotify negotiating with Google Compute Cloud I just thought it was common place for such orgs to negotiate vs everyone else that will rarely reach that scale.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiemgauer will create new jobs
Over time though, I've found that I increasingly prefer this way of expressing chained computation.

This looks like code from the 'I found out about FP, let's apply it everywhere'-stage. For instance, if the iteration over arguments was done with a regular for...in loop, the filename would be visible in its scope and the rest of the code could be simplified due to not having to pass the filename everywhere.

Also, I don't think this demonstrates expressivity well, because the purported functional construct uses unwrap/expect (it panics). The expressivity of Rust allows you to have the whole expression to have Result has its type fairly easily.

(Sorry for ranting a bit, but I think that Not only is this very readable, will tick off people. Which is sad, because it could be changed into something which is more readable but still expressive.)
That's not as good for China as these students building businesses within China, however.

We all see the benefits of China preparing its students better. China isn't fully on the same page yet.

Since reopening trade relations with the US in the 70s after Kissinger's visits, they've only gradually benefited from increased relations. Their growth is constrained by the government's stranglehold on the internet and media. People are constantly jailed for speech that would be considered innocuous in the West.

Many native English speakers will go to China to work as English teachers, but there are not enough teachers to cover all of China. There are so many Chinese people that huge swaths of them will never be directly educated by a native English speaker. Some of these kids enter into American schools, and this post and thread is the result. Students cheat as they realize they're in way over their heads, and the rest of us get annoyed at the devaluation of our degrees and industries. Industries are hurt when unqualified folks are hired based on a supposedly legitimate degree.
More Young Adults Live with Parents Than with Partners
I live in Beijing and can assure you that there is no shortage of lazy Chinese people with degrees. If you're American, perhaps what you see is just a result of the type of people who make it through the immigration process
My money is on the JavaScript for the stupid ass swipe left/right functionality and cat paw.

The same functionality that loves to go off when I'm scrolling down on an album and lose my position.
What about job creators? Some people are going to create new business opportunities through education, and then they will hire more educated people to help them.

It seems like you have experienced education from a bunch of non-entrepreneurial sides. Not everyone is an employee.
What does "establishing" mean? There are lots of block chains.
​How Flipkart lost its way and other lessons from the great Indian ecommerce orgy
You call it corruption; They call it innovation;
San Francisco homes typically go over asking too. I've seen 900k listings sold for 1.3 million.
As soon as I saw Coraline Ehmke, I closed the tab. Not a good list.
I think it'll be the same when StackOverflow introduced snippers and everyone thought JSFiddle would fade away because of it... In reality there was zero impact on the traffic from SO.

I'm pretty sure the same will be for Imgur.
I mean the default Unix model, like filesystem permissions, just have the very limited owner-group-everyone bits, nothing serious. SELinux does add a lot in but it's more of a bolt-on right? Compared to Windows where every thing, even an individual thread or other objects, come with ACLs.
Uh, DC has had significant rent (and home price) increases in the past decade. Not as bad as here, but it's definitely not correct to claim that they've built their way out of a housing crisis.

In fact, when you look around, you see similar trends nationwide. A lot of this is just the predictable consequence of our near-zero interest rate policy since 2009.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/local/wp/2015/03/12/medi...

https://www.rentjungle.com/average-rent-in-washington-rent-t...
Then we're back to my initial point: they never should have started as one.
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Well, like what?
Coding without Google
!w for wikipedia is my favorite.
God != Religion;

Religions are ~2000 years old;

Humans are ~200,000 years old;

Earth is ~4,000,000,000 years old;

Religion was born when first con-man met the first fool;

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_earth

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_ancient_history
Well, not illegal as he wasn't an employee AND he got an offer from the company

So there is no claim to make. If he was an employee or didn't get an offer he could get the EEOC to strongarm the company into an OK settlement. Otherwise without a federal agency bankrolling the strongarming, there is no way to make something like an emotional distress claim in state court especially with the lack of proof.
I believe all three named companies (Google, Apple and Facebook) have significantly large offices in NYC.

Then you'd have to count Wall Street, which for a great part are big software companies as well.
yikes, that formatted atrociously. Shame I didn't catch that before the edit went away.
> Because they probably aren't charities, and can't afford to donat e Free resources for your perpetual enjoyment?

Then why did they start a free service to begin with, if they knew from the start it couldn't last?

Right, to trick people into becoming dependent on the free service so they'll be reluctant to leave once the shady, UX-degrading monetization starts.

You'll forgive me if I'm not sympathetic to that business plan.
"Right now, properties built before 1979 are rent-controlled in California cities (San Francisco, San Jose, etc.)"

Surely not all cities?
Yeah! I'm very excited about this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMtmnLWL79o

They've received VC funding and now they have to make lots of money for their VC bosses. Therefore, they will do almost anything.
replacing python is a bit of stretch no? I'm sure you can, but is it practical? like for quickly hacking stuff up.
Nope, System Integrity Protection only affects you if you delete/modify system level files. It does not prevent you from creating a `/nix` directory with regular root privileges, nor does it prevent you deleting it with root privileges.

It's only when you try to delete something like /Library, that it then complains.

This is one reason why I strongly believe SIP is blown out of proportion. I've used El Capitan since the betas and created root directories, deleted them, added to existing root directories without having to disable SIP.

Again, it's only when you try to modify the built in directories inside / does it then complain, and frankly, I am more than happy with that, even with sudo privileges.
like I said, I didn't read it as a rally for upvote, but rather a witty response to the previous comment. Unless he/she actually was rallying for upvotes and I read it wrong.
When you're growing as fast as Reddit was, you don't change the recipe, you just keep cooking it. They already had the ingredients for exponential growth, so change in general just introduces unnecessary risks. They had no need for a larger exponent.

The outcome of that is:

-Alien Blue beat Reddit to mobile optimization of Reddit's own platform

-Imgur beat Reddit to sharing images on Reddit

-Reddit and Imgur now exist as pseudo-sister-sites with features that overlap on a fundamental level, and Reddit is cannibalizing its own equity in Imgur

Now that they can't just hire site reliability engineers and watch their graph go up like a volcano, their only play is to improve their product, but now they're running uphill.

I think it's generally correct to play it safe and maintain organic exponential growth if you have it, but when it comes to things as obvious as mobile optimization and image sharing, maybe it's ok for a company to come out of their shell and iterate on obvious stuff (even though they don't have to).
The colour issue can be true for CFLs too, when I was living in Asia last year I had a really hard time finding warm-white bulbs. It seems like they prefer cold-white bulbs there (you even can see the difference when flying over Asia vs Europe). It's great for a kitchen where you need to see clearly what you are doing, but not so much when you want a cosy living room.

I assume most LED bulb factories are in China at the moment, so they are just targeting their own preferences for colour.
To be fair, they could have operated a simple and effectively profitable business, and grown at an economically normal rate. But hey, I guess I wouldn't say no to $40M of a16z's money and a $200M valuation either.
Downvoted you by mistake, apologies.
The coordination problem - agreeing on what what language to agree on - is by far the largest problem with the good idea of an easy auxiliary language (assuming it's a good idea). Any advantages you could get from an esperanto that isn't Esperanto, are trumped by the fact that Esperanto exists - such as it is.
> I know its naive but I find it really hard to understand why people value the piece of paper more than the knowledge.

It's used as a filter. On paper, you look good, so you get an interview.

When many applicants are "fake" degrees, industries get the impression that there simply isn't good talent out there. Employers don't have a reliable means of knowing the likelihood someone is a good engineer. Employers could try to filter based on Asian-sounding last names, but that would be illegal and cheating themselves out of candidates who actually did work hard in school.
It's just question of time, I promise.
Got redirected on first click, but not on second or third.

I'm not on mobile.
The community on Reddit can get pretty salty at times, but the open ugliness of Imgur comments gives "vintage YouTube" a run for its money.
The scientific way to train white people to stop being racist http://qz.com/656159/the-scientific-way-to-train-white-peopl...
HAHAHAHAHAHA no man, techies don't know anything about the legal system, you could get them excited about any random concoction aimed at subverting a governmental function.

try it, pretend like it is gospel and they'll build entire business around it just for the rug to be pulled
Except we're now leading to one of the major problems in the current US economy: we now have too many workers, and not enough jobs, due to the large scale improvements in efficiency since the end of WW2.

So, we're back to what started this: people are going to school, getting education, and now they're working as the local McD's night shift manager with a masters in their pocket.

Making better workers only helps if there are enough better jobs to go around, otherwise it is just inflating a massive bubble in the education industry.
I'm unsure what this is implying. Rust is fully capable of handling signals, it just doesn't provide any nice APIs for such in the standard library.
I would very much like to be informed of those opinions, hence my post, although apparently not in a mild enough tone to avoid a scolding.

Regardless, I'm a daily user on a variety of platforms (mobile w/o adblock being one of them) so I am confused that I haven't encountered the highly annoying behaviors people are describing: direct image links being hijacked or super annoying browser-highjacking mobile ads (which I have run into in the past). If I had then I would be rightfully pissed as everyone else seems to be.
I agree with your point in that this is written in an excessively functional style. Something more akin to the imperative-style solution given by lifthrasiir below might have been simpler. However, I don't think that code shows that Rust is more expressive in any way than C/Go is (which is kind of the point).

The functional code I give in the article is quite radically different from what you would/could do in those languages, and I would argue that it does show that Rust provides some interesting and flexible mechanisms that add to the expressivity you have as a programmer. Sure, it's overused in the example, but the exaggeration at least has a chance of communicating the point. Maybe the argument is that I should have used a simpler (yet still not trivial) example instead, but I couldn't think of one at the time.

Re the "Not only is this very readable" part, I completely agree. I could change it to something less, hmm, bold, but I'm not sure it would make that much of a difference at this point. Suggestions are welcome.
Peter Thiel Reveals Secret War with Gawker
This Dutch Town Will Grow Its Own Food, Live Off-Grid, and Handle Its Own Waste
Make it HTTPS and the direct link works: https://i.imgur.com/PhY2HUP.jpg (for me, at least).
Actually, no. I've found that I'm maybe even more productive in Rust than I am in Python, even for one-off tasks. The one exception is probably plotting, but I'm sure a Rust library for that isn't far off.
The link you cited seems to be answering the question "Does more education for an individual decrease poverty for that individual?", while the original post is answering the question "Does more education for a society decrease poverty for society as a whole?". These are two very different questions, and it is quite possible that they have opposite answers.
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Does pop music exist? Hierarchical structure in phonographic markets
Even with the distinction, don't the imgurians feed off content posted on imgur with the intention of being linked to reddit? I think imgur relies on the freeloaders for content as well, if a whole bunch of people stop posting fresh content won't people go elsewhere?
Unless /nix modifies files/folders, then no, you don't need to modify your install instructions.

SIP only prevents users from modifying system level files. It does not prevent you from adding to, or deleting your own files within the `/` directory.
Japan's decline might have been a political phenomenon.

https://vimeo.com/110710752
Not true any longer, at least for the binary packages I produce[0]. I switched them over to trunk-based builds a while ago, which are updated every few days.

[0] https://pkgsrc.joyent.com/install-on-osx/
Salvation is of the jews st paul
Back to reality: would imgur have become so popular if it wasn't free? Who would pay? Reddit users? I don't think so.
Outreachy's Sarah Sharp Wins O'Reilly Open Source Award
My favorite quote was “Perhaps we are seeing our first glimpse into physics beyond the visible Universe”. This sounds very likely. Considering that the 'bump' occurred at a certain angle and only then. This reminds me of the science that purportedly exists when combing specific minerals with specific elements. God how I would love to be a mad scientist.
> New Zealand is part of Australia. (Continentally-
> speaking!! Don't flame me, Kiwis)

I'm not a kiwi, but NZ is on a subduction zone so can't be part of an existing continent. PNG is probably more what you were thinking of re: AU.
However, in those cities you likely wouldn't make the money to afford that $3500/month rent.
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That one looks to be more efficient too - all those `collect`s in the original are a tad concerning...
EU referendum: Migration data to spark debate
He FedEx'ed his rotating RSA key fob to China. The Chinese worker used it to access the company network daily for 6 months.

I imagine the company could press some heavy charges if it wanted to.
The critique of Thiel is not about the particulars of this case. Say there was some absurd exculpatory event, like it comes out that Hogan paid Gawker to publish the video. It ultimately wouldn't matter: Thiel would continue to locate and fund lawsuits against Gawker.

The concern is that this is a generic strategy for destroying any media org you dislike. Simply locate and fund any and all lawsuits, forever. Any critical story could be libel. Any publishing of secrets could be an invasion of privacy. A weak case can be pumped up with enough money. Eventually the billionaire wins the war of attrition.

This is not hypothetical. Mother Jones was similarly attacked for publishing Mitt Romney's 47% comments. http://www.motherjones.com/media/2015/10/mother-jones-vander...

This is the very definition of a chilling effect on free speech!
It is, but if when it starts braking you press the brake pedal, it turns off under the assumption that you want to manage braking.
Impressive, I'll have to check it out :)
It's not a probability thing, it has to do with the http accept header you are sending.

When you click on a link the browser sends 'html' as http accept header. If you link the image using img src the browser sends 'image' as http accept header.

So if you send image with a small expire header, the server can redirect you to the site, if you click on a link.
Which is what drives the circle of life for image hosts.

"Man, all the image hosts suck ass and get in the way of me just seeing the damned image. I'm gonna create a new one, without all the cruft!"

"This image host is going well, but the bills are killing me. We'll have to add ads, but obviously only where they're unobtrusive."

"We're still bleeding cash, but we've got a huge userbase. We need to monetize it better. We'll toss in a couple interstitials to drive up ARPU."

"Man, all the image hosts suck ass and get in the way of me just seeing the damned image. I'm gonna create a new one, without all the cruft!"
C++ is my language to go, every time I need to go out of JVM and .NET ecosystems and I do take all efforts to be part of that 1%.

Once upon a time I gave C++ class to first year students at the university where I took my degree. Worked with C++ at some well known companies and research institutions.

Still, I won't say I never write exploitable undefined behaviour free code in C++, let alone C. Because I cannot control the code that gets used by third party libraries, written by team members or even having the whole UB use cases on my head.
Would dropping power help? I thought the way the nuclear blast damages electronic circuits was by inducting large electric currants which would burn the components. If that's the case it doesn't really change anything whether the circuit was active or not at the time of the blast.
Can banks individually create money out of nothing?
Is that really cheaper than S3, though?
Reddit use Cloudflare on both reddit.com and redditstatic.com