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"no evidence of anything game-changing yet"

What about the speed at which they are managing to implement new designs - that seems much better than some of the existing players in that space.
The whole article is about how, as the result of a religious experience, he started having visions of a religious figure telling him to kill himself. That seems like a pretty clear-cut case to me...
OK, it wasn't clear to me that we were talking about RC with cycle detection.
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I don't know the full story it was a spin-off of the work that Argonaut did for the SuperFX chip in Star Fox on the SNES -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARC_%28processor%29
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It's not a hatred it's a skepticism towards what it will do to their country. If anything they are national conservatives and their jobs and lives are those mostly effected by immigration.

And no green and skepticism towards globalization is only skin deep. They don't like pollution and they don't like large corporations who destroy the earth.

But thats not what the "right-wing" voters are worried about. They are worried about jobs. Jobs that the green party wants to destroy by adding taxes to the factories they work in.

So your analysis is simply wrong. Nothing in the green movement is antiglobal.
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What a superficial thing to say. Is social media all you can think of? Every generation is born into a context out of its control and contributes what it can to what it was dealt. If you think social media is the pinnacle of the Generation X,Y,Z group, you aren't looking very far.
Ah -- yes, on many (most?) devices, you can get framebuffer output without the GPU. I just don't know if OpenBSD has that.
The EU should actually be more democratic, giving more direct power to the people, but have you ever wondered why it isn't? The main reason is that national governments WANT the "government" of the EU (the Commission) to be an intergovernmental entity, IE a bureaucracy they can control, and not a government that responds directly to the people of Europe.

The solution should be pretty obvious: let the people of the EU choose the commission directly with their vote.
For your information, population in Europe is not in decline [0]. It's still growing at a an annual 0.8%, and has been growing for the past decade (partly due to immigration)

[0] http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/tgm/table.do?tab=table&init=1&l...
The primary issue of why integration attempts went badly is that there were practically none. Take the german example: In the beginning, people from turkey were accepted as Gastarbeiter with the expectation they'd return to turkey within a year or two. It took more than 20 years until the realization dawned that people that came to germany to work started building a life won't just pull up their roots again and return without a trace. That's how we ended up with the largely exclusively turkish chunks of Berlin. Similar things happened in France with the people from the old french colonies in the Maghreb: Push them off to the banlieue and best forget about them. Belgium the same - Molenbeck, afaik the Netherlands did fare no better. Not a shred of an active attempt at integration for decades. It's not a surprise this failed.

However, if you look at the demographics in europe we either need to get better at integrating people from other countries and cultures or we need to get more babies - because there are no other options (barring any sudden development on the AI/Android front). I doubt forcing women to get more children is a viable option. Banning all abortions as Poland tries to is not going to help. This problem may not be as obvious in Poland as it's in Germany, but they're already suffering from brain drain - the young and educated move away from eastern Poland. Things will only get worse - so it's not a question of want or not want. We - as in all of us europeans - will have to deal with immigrants one way or another. And we can do it as unprepared as germany was in the 60ies/70ies or we can learn from that debacle and try to improve on that.
It depends on the show. You see more and more CG, especially in cheaper shows, but the AAA shows and movies will still have each frame drawn by a human. And even with CG you'd likely review each frame to ensure it came out correctly.
An option is to expose the the fragmented packets to the application and let it handle it. For some applications, application levels packets are rarely fragmented in the tcp stream so 0 copy handling of the incoming tcp stream is possible and fall back once in a while to a compacting copy is an option.

A bigger problem is that on the send side you can't reuse the a 0 copy buffer until the remote ack has arrived for that tcp segment which complicates the interface between the application and the tcp stack.
This is not the first time this has come up. In fact I wrote an article a while back on how to use this for something legitimate [1] (including mobile support).

It is far easier to execute on the desktop (by watching for the control key press, then creating a hidden div that contains the text to be copied + malicious code if necessary).

[1] https://sonalkeshav.me/2015/08/30/html5-clipboard-api/
This is an amazing explanation, thanks!
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India is practically free, but technically not. We're hilariously stumbling into becoming a security state.

Its funny, even though it is so tragic.

I remember that you didn't need Govt ID to get a phone line, to enter an airport, or to get on a plane (you just needed the ticket hard copy).

I definitely remember a time when you didn't need Govt ID when you checked into a hotel! Now you do, and hotels have to keep copies of them.

There's been so many, many assaults on privacy in India, and no one to oppose it because Indian's inherently are fond of the idea of a parent state.

If its hard to believe a random person on the internet - consider that the Government of India recently argued that there is no right to Privacy in the constitution.

And Aadhar. Man, if you want to see a better example of "Not my Problem" and doublspeak, then look no further than our Biometric program.

Its like watching Kafka author history.
If they happen to be flying somewhere, and there's a laptop free for the taking, why not?
Just google around. This is factual. You are not a refugee if you are fleeing several countries. An economic one sure, but it's a very different thing then.

This is why there is an increasing push to add more money to surrounding areas so they can provide better help locally.
Well, I suspect doctors still get paid more than the average medical researcher :)

And that researcher is not accessible to the general public. The strange thing is that we now see people on the internet fora doing the metabolic/neurochemistry research themselves, for lack of better options.
What do the !XT, !B, !U etc. mean in the commit messages?
How did you jump from talking about racists to tariffs for China?
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I don't think that computers are anywhere near a stall-point as far as new advances go. I expect to see computers that use very much less energy, more memory but still get much smaller, and CPUs with more special instructions that enable faster neural networks, data structure manipulation a that might enable symbolic AI, etc.

You do make good points, and I up voted you.
I write Ruby for a living and I completely disagree. S-expressions are the gold standard.
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It's important to realize that while Germany went throughout an extensive period of "Denazification" after WW2, Austria did much less so.

This process is probably the main reason even today Germans tend to be rather averse to warmongering and nationalism. It's only been a few years since Germans have become comfortable with publicly displaying German flags in support of German sports teams again -- the phenomenon was so strange to us Germans that it actually gathered a lot of media attention within Germany.

I'd even go so far as to say that the differemce om Denazification in the American zone compared to the Soviet zone is one of the reasons far-right parties are doing better in former East Germany than in former West Germany to this day (although the economical consequences of the fall of the German Democratic Republic and the lower population density likely play a bigger role).

While Austria was subject to Denazification its role has always been seen as more of a conspirator: it wasn't Austria that created the Third Reich, Germany annexed Austria and made them subject to the Third Reich. That Hitler himself was Austrian is treated as nothing more than an interesting factoid -- after all his rise to power started in Munich, which is in Germany (or at least Bavaria -- which btw has been politically dominated by the right-of-center Christian Social Union for decades) after all.

As a German I can't possibly say what Austrians think of their role in the Third Reich but from a German perspective it seems to boil down to "that thing Germany did and got us involved in". There certainly doesn't seem to be the same level of cultural guilt and political paranoia.
Would you even need javascript to do it? You could just include that text at the start of each paragraph and hide it with CSS.
Maybe I completely misunderstood you then... were you writing against the argument that uniting Europe was "Originally a nazi idea"?
Hey, I actually just today got a letter thats yet another example of this.

I got a notice from the government collections agency that they will start seizing two thirds of any transfers to my Finnish bank accounts to pay for a debt that was paid three years ago.

This has already been sorted out in the courts a year ago, a judge has confirmed that I did in fact pay said debt in 2013. Nevertheless, today the collections agency decided that it can just ignore the courts decision and start seizing my funds.

I just tried calling them, not once but four times. Each time I was given a different phone number to call, and each time nobody picked up. In fact two of the phone numbers had full voicemail boxes. Finally I managed to get an email address out of them.

This is the kind of incompetence that the Finnish government allows to thrive, I've been trying to sort this out for 3 years now and have received several acknowledgements that it's sorted out. I even had a court confirm this.

I feel that such incompetence simply shouldn't have a place in a civilised society.
Bernie speaks to the looser in them, Trump to the winner.

It's really that simple. Trump give them hope, let them see themselves again as someone with the potential to be something again.

Bernie basically says. You already lost but I am going to make your suffering a little less problematic.

Trump is specifically popular with men.

Nothing groundbreaking in that.
Hmmmmm?

Every time I've ever flown, my boarding pass is marked up by a TSA agent before I go through the metal detector/body scanner/X-ray belt area. I think it'd be incredibly suspicious if you left and then back through, multiple times even more so.
I see. I prefer to view it as the apartheid deserves to be viewed: as racism.
I use Arq - I can choose where I upload it and I can have multiple destinations.
It's not a swing towards the right. It is a swing towards parties and politicians that are anti-establishment and promise to actually listen to citizens rather than to the elites.

While in the article's graphs they highlight the far right, in Spain, Portugal and Greece it is the left that has multiplied their support in recent years. In Italy it is M5S, which is hard to locate in a left-right spectrum. And in the US, it is arguably both sides: Trump has surpassed all expectations from the right, but Sanders has also done so from the left (Sanders would probably be considered center or even center-right by European standards, but he's clearly leftist for the US - and were not for the superdelegates of the democratic party apparatus, he would have decent chances of winning too).

The establishment should really exercise self-criticism. I don't know how it feels in the US, but in Europe the system feels really inflexible. The establishment pushes their agenda (e.g. austerity) against the will of a majority of citizens, large demonstrations are totally ignored, referendums are made and the results ignored, mass media are becoming more and more unreliable, etc.

A flexible beam will bend under pressure, an inflexible beam will not bend, but will suddenly break when the pressure is enough. I hope the system exercises some flexibility or we may be in for rough times...
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Stable versions is the correct way to do it, but it certainly has a cost. You have to support a version with bugs you fixed months ago. You will have to backport security patches and other critical fixes. If you have refactored the code since the stable release merging fixes back to the release branch is much more work. So people will resent the person who made extra work for them by refactoring. Soon everything has the wrong name and functions are 1000 lines long because nobody dares to refactor.
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Yay, and once again us Google App Engine users are shafted from having good CD support, especially when we use Bitbucket as our repo host.
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Of course, you can say this about every government. Americans do not control America. The American government controls America.
>From what I've witnessed from my school years, I guarantee you the smarter students will be correcting their teachers and making a mockery of them.

As somebody who had programming classes (first Pascal and then Java) throughout all my highschool being taught by a Math teacher who never really programmed other than the basics and the textbook stuff... I can tell you that I'm still glad we had the chance. Since day one I already knew more than the material and arguably than our teacher (before Highschool I'd been dabbling with PHP and C programming for web-related stuff as a hobby and as I kept going I was also doing extra stuff on the side while going to school so I never stopped being ahead).

I spent most of my programming classes in Highschool helping my friends and my teacher with stuff they didn't understand, correcting her (my teacher) whenever she got something wrong, no mocking. This kind of experience really made me become a better programmer and mentor for my peers, helped them improve and really enjoy the material (being taught by an enthusiastic peer has a much more positive effect than being taught by a borderline incompetent adult).

Most likely this experience is an outlier case, however I wanted to point out that by simply introducing programming classes is a great starting point towards fostering a more positive environment for the skilled student to thrive and for the less-skilled students to at least pick up something.
My understanding is that people opposed to the use of GM crops don't oppose the research itself. They oppose the lack of strong government regulation of these products, as well as the questionable ethics of the corporations who sell them.
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Most people copy text with right click, which would be unaffected by that. Also mobile browsers.
This might be fun to look through; first thing I saw that I never thought of before was how to define flag enums.

From https://github.com/CRYTEK-CRYENGINE/CRYENGINE/blob/release/C...:

// State flags
enum EGlassRNState
{
EGlassRNState_Initial = 0,
EGlassRNState_Weakened = 1 << 0,
EGlassRNState_Shattering = 1 << 1,
EGlassRNState_Shattered = 1 << 2,
EGlassRNState_ActiveFrags = 1 << 3
};

Als a C# dev, I write Enum flags from time to time, but I always just write out the values; never thought of using bit-shifting to prevent typos :)
Or just plain theft. She is on video taking a computer which isn't hers. That should be prima facia evidence for filing a police report stating "theft".

The question of motive is one for the courts. If they find her, and determine it was an accident, they can not charge her. But for the laptop owner, he has been unlawfully deprived of his property.

Even for the insurance claim alone, the police should have made a report. Otherwise, how is he going to file a claim? "Uh... I think my laptop was stolen. I saw the video, and talked to the police. But neither they nor the TSA would admit on record as to what they saw."

Laws are meant to protect people. But that requires the administrators of the laws to follow the laws, too.
Well, technically, as a programmer and not enterpreneur you shouldn't be expected to have "experience with candidates applying to programming jobs who talk a good talk but can't program to save their lives".
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We are taught to idolise the military because it makes questioning the motives of government and the purpose of war difficult.
Lots of VPNs work. For a while (maybe still), with proper internet speed even the Opera Developer Browser built in "VPN" worked, and worked faster than most normal VPNs.
Yeah, I suppose the guy wouldn't feel good in the company anyway. Personally, I wouldn't either. Sense of humour is an essential part of good dev environment, IMO.
This is not about the recording side of things, this is about the display side of things. And if you display footage shot on film on a standard computer monitor, you won't magically have more color.

Also, modern high end digital cameras can record a lot more color information than film can...
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> Why would you expect the above to work?

Because

1. What it is trying to do is perfectly clear.

2. What it is trying to do is not only perfectly clear, but has a completely machine independent interpretation.

3. "Work" is better than "not work", all round, for everyone involved.
Fashionablyin launches Google search engine
Fashionablyin launches Google search engine for global fashion trade, pitching to raise $2 million at Rise

Mumbai’s fashion search and discovery service Fashionablyin which recently got seed funded by Hong Kong based apparel conglomerate, Epic Group, has started a one of a kind search engine targeting the fashion industry. A fashion search engine in collaboration with Google which instantly connects to various business listings, groups, events, and discussions on the site.

“The idea is to create a single search for fashion trade on a global scale”, states Tarun Thadani, the founder of the company.

The search connects to directory listings with company reviews and a free community platform where fashion companies can share their collections and directly connect with interested buyers to grow their businesses. Users can also interact with each other, give support and share their experiences.

The companies tie up with Asia Inspection enables buyers to book company audits and inspections immediately with suppliers all over the world.

The company has also be been shortlisted for the Alpha program at the Rise conference in Hong Kong this June, where it will be pitching to raise $2 million to facilitate the opening of its global offices in New York, London, Hong Kong, Vietnam and Bangladesh.

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d3.json, d3.csv, d3.xhr etc

You can check the documentations here:

https://github.com/d3/d3/wiki/Requests

Those methods are quite powerful.
You forgot to add dry ice. Then they explode when they hit the ground.
Interesting point at the end:

> How teachers can acquire the necessary knowledge and teaching expertise will be the biggest hurdle for Japan to clear before computer programming becomes a required subject at school.

Developing the skills in teachers is an issue.

I think all of this effort towards learning to program is great. Good learning resources like [FreeCodeCamp](https://freecodecamp.com) are just going to keep getting better.
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~80% is what I've been hearing for a while from various reliable sources so I'd wager it's not far from there.

The real reason PHP is everywhere is because PHP is everywhere. It used to be that the only major host that didn't offer it was Google App Engine but that was resolved ~3 years ago. Since it's everywhere - and the vast majority of people don't care about the technology under the hood - they just choose the first thing that works.

Odds are that's a one-click install of WordPress. They do that. They add their content. Then they move on to their actual business.

Other than software developers, people don't care about the code under their website as long as it a) keeps working and b) no, that's it. Even security is an afterthought for most of these people.
If they can pull off an improvised act like that on such short notice, they are professional con artists.

So why are they stealing laptops in an airport? They wouldn't: high risk, low reward.

The way I see it, it was simply an error on the part of the TSA, as discussed countless times in other comments.
Wow.

https://github.com/CRYTEK-CRYENGINE/CRYENGINE/blob/release/C...

Intensity.
I use daily an old core2 laptop. It peaks at 2.4Ghz, but I run it at 800-1.2Ghz when on battery. At 1.2Ghz I can browse the web just fine with JS disabled, but when I need to enable JS it starts to suffer. I can do light coding in emacs, but I wouldn't want to compile large codebases in it.

So, yes, it would work fine depending on your needs, but be aware that a core 2 is not exactly a bad CPU. It is a 4-wide aggressively out of order machine with a pretty good memory subsystem. Is any of the open CPU replacements as good?
The parties are right wing and racist, they also gain votes from people who just want to be heard and think all other parties are too much like the current ones.

The anti-establishment sentiment is so bad that it also rewards whoever shouts the most outrageous things; if you call them out on it, you're obviously part of the establishment.

They are racist, and are being rewarded for racist statements (e.g. Wilders getting a crowd to shout "Fewer Moroccans! Fewer Moroccans!", or Trump's Mexican wall or keeping muslims out of the US).
It basically replaces jQuery, so there's that.

And it's the default choice for any complex web data visualization project.
"arguably not X" is the same as "arguably X".
> In considering of you want to support on-prem, a key point is to keep your software simple. For example, optionally (and easily) logging to files instead of <third party here> to reduce requirements on external systems (elastic search).

We have extensive experience doing this over here, and this is key. Keep things even simpler than you think they could ever be, because "simple" times gazillions produces terrific economies of scale.

During interviews I'm often asked if I have experience on a product "at scale", by which interviewers often suppose it can only mean some typically tiered load balancers/front-end code/backend code/data persistence and you spin up new dynos/AWS of what is really (taken as a whole) a single cohesive application to face demand, and ultimately get dismissive when I tell them I'm not working on a 1Mreq/min product... but there's a whole other orthogonal dimension to "scale" which most products have firmly locked to 1, and believe me, everything suddenly follows a square law when your code and architecture can have an impact on each dimension, especially the one that involves humans that don't have the level of intimacy with neither your product, team, or methods.
But the right doesn't take their concerns seriously, they offer no solutions whatsoever. They just shout outrageous, unrealistic oneliners.