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It does not matter much if it is shared by most Germans - what matters is if it is shared by a small elite of German, French, and EU Commission/Parliament leaders. Do you really think the German population will rise up if you tell them "Hold up, discriminating against the UK in derivatives clearing rules will cost you 0.0x% of your GDP!" And to most people (outside of the UK), it is quite obvious anyway that contracts negotiated between friends cannot be transposed 1:1 into a relationship between entities who are not friends.
In iOS if device > iPhone 5.

My iPhone 5 won't let me install Ad blockers. Which is kind of funny. I can't think of a good reason why this feature depends on the hardware.

Also, it makes Apple's statement that they care about their users' privacy quite hypocritical.
This is really neat. I have dabbled in Rust and have been meaning to go back and look at D.

The other linked posts regarding meta-programming features of D are also great.
> Brexit is a pretty massive governance change.

The people voting for Brexit want to stop the changes their seeing to their country. Brexit itself is a massive governance change, but the people going for it see it as the option to stop the change they see in the streets around them.

> internet = copyright issues

Bollocks. If that's all you think the internet means to people, intellectual property, you need to open your eyes considerably wider.

> "Progressiveness" is not inherently correct.

Not inherently, but a) our societies are far wealthier (fiscally and socially) and far more equitable than ever before, largely due to progression, and b) the world changes anyway, and you have to adapt to change. If it weren't for progressiveness, we'd still have slaves, women wouldn't be able to vote (or work, really), Africa and Asia would still be colonised, anti-semitism would still be the norm of polite society, so on and so forth.

> I know a lot of young people who are into Fox News and conservative talk radio

'Target audience'. You can have a lot of other members in your audience.
Aren't you just expressing the same opinion about Windows as the parent about Mac? You are unfamiliar with it and so it takes more effort than you would like. Isn't this a tautology?

Having built applications for all three platforms I find they all require a certain amount of patience but once you understand the motions, it's relatively painless.
Be as it may, these things need to be escalated. At least police can access the security cameras in the area to possibly catch whoever installed the device and at very least they are now aware that in said area skimmers have been installed.
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Correct, they're most likely allowing stolen computers to be used

Makes me wonder if their SCBO generating system is connected to their stolen serial number db (probably not)
Not after the Lisbon treaty, and they are closely related to the EU Council (the "other" chamber of the parliament) - particularly to the ECOFin (which is the subset of EU council members which adopted the Euro and where the policies are actually voted). Varoufakis left the Eurogroup, anyway, it's not like he was not invited.

That said, I don't like it too. No real transparency or accountability is always bad. And I'm not saying the EU is perfect - far from it! - I'm just saying that where it's not perfect it is because it is a big compromise between people wanting a federation and people wanting to keep their power and an economic union.
Odata is à standardized rest use case for generaal purpose data access, so client tools can use it out of the box. Something like sql but over http. Some tools that provide odata support: tableau, tibco spotfire, linqpad, excel.

Excel is a nice example, you can have a sheet with data pulled in over odata from any app that supports odata.
I think a flush in poker may have been more inspired by the sense of being full -- "flush with cash".
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Nice work mate!

This is a classic example for when a developer of an API think that the only use cases are the ones imposed by the UI that the API powers. Thinking defensively would have prevented that bug from occurring in the first place, that’s why I love defensive style when developing. Never trust the client or think that the client is really, “the client"
For the most part we are all unabstractable, and if anything, we should strive to be.

What I means is, we can give ourselves names, but who we are is mostly a black box. Any black swan event can change our definition, and the shock doctrine also applies here, in that we are affected by spikes of greatest impressions, not ongoing consistency.

For the most part, we are remembered for our best or worst, but are judged by our last. So in the case of this article, if you commit a horrific crime, that will be what people remember and define you by. And we can do everything in our power to be judged with forgiveness based on our latest actions. But for the most part, it's not until we do something more extreme (shocking) than what has defined us so far that most of us will feel naturally inclined to update our definitions.

But the key takeaway is that even if this is how we define one another, none of it truly predicts what anyone will do next, good or evil, brilliant or lame. Ultimately, we are all much like computer programs that must run their course to know precisely if any of us will halt or not, which leaves personality a mere impossible analysis, much in the spirit of Gödel's incompleteness theorem. We are incomputable, and our inconsistency is what is consistent. The only option is execution -- to let life run its course.
I'm not so sure about the first part. The UK has a much worse trade deficit with the EU than with its trade activities outside the EU. Perhaps local production and consumption will become stronger and compensate loss of (some) EU exports. Wouldn't bet on it though...
If you stand behind a paper, you won't have signal with T-mobile.

I'm exaggerating, but I tried getting T-mobile 2x so far.

Once in SF in 2015 where I didn't have connection anywhere in my apartment on the second floor in a non-hilly area. Also I got randomly dropped phone calls/missed 20+ seconds of conversation as I walked around.

Another time it was in NYC in 2013 and it consistently periodically cut off in the same areas while driving on one of the city's highways.

Verizon generally has worse voice quality, but the connection never cuts out in urban areas.
> SDN just provides the same barriers as regular network hardware in an automated and more flexible nature

Unless the implementation has bugs. Then, the sensitive area is just a single zeroday away. Airgaps don't have that attack surface.
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This and your Windows debugging comments make me think you and your friends must be one very geeky crew.

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May be the fact that they had already killed 2 boys was part of it ?

The article also mentions how many black families had fled the town and how they were ready to get another teenager.
That's how the "grab anyone" part works. And it's definetly racism.
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> that common market won't be around for the UK to export to

Yet somehow the UK still manages to sell just over 50% of its exports outside the EU.

Under WTO rules the EU cannot apply any tariffs to the UK that are more punitive that those applied to any other non-EU country.
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I don't really understand the motivation behind excoriating companies for taking indisputably pro-consumer actions. Pointing out the potential concerns is one thing, but you seem to be genuinely annoyed that Oculus has chosen not to act like jerks in this matter. Do you have Facebook stock? Are you playing devil's advocate?
As someone who works on DNA sequencing software the dirty secret is qscores are excessively precise. They technically span the range 0 to 99, but due to limitations in being able to predict qscores (you can't really get closer than +- 5) the real range is more like (0 to 7)*10. Using better bit-packing it should be possible to compress much better.
>Strange how the claim of 'rape' apparently is what set off the crowd to lynch

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I've worked for two companies that hemorrhaged money trying to set up functional open stack environments. I was on an openstack security team for one company. Omg...yea I'm not going three. I don't feel like raging before bed.
Forgive my ignorance but what exactly is infrastructure software?
Well isn't that exactly a problem that might be remedied by a weaker pound?
As someone who pays 2€ per month for mobile internet, american mobile phone prices always seem ridiculously high to me.

It's very slow after 100MB, but it's still good enough for sending texts and looking up the train connections then.

Is surfing in the internet away from home really worth 2000$ a year?
When country a calls for diameter x and country b for a different diameter y then you cannot sell your thing in both countries. The EU would then come and say that the actual rule is diameter z, problem solved.

Your view on this is hopelessly naive and really anti-intellectual and dishonest.
It seems a little weird to be printing speculation on what the Korean source text of a translation must be like, when the NYRB should be able to find someone with a good background in Korean and English literature, who could compare the texts and tell the readers where each flaw came from.
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I'd say it's personality is the set of reflexes of the brain. Like "fight or flee", rely on others or not, etc.

If it can really be changed (not just pretend, but really become), then there is no "true self", there's only a "current self".
So your friend can't get a job because... there are immigrants who are collecting more in welfare than doctors? Is that how welfare works now?

You've somehow managed to put the phrase "they're stealing both our jobs AND our welfare" unironically in the same sentence, kudos.
"Denied the opportunity" is a gross exaggeration, given in most European Union member states the number of foreign-born residents is made up primarily from people born outside the European Union. EU member states are generally regarded as generous when it comes to migration, much to the dismay and consistent criticism of their respective tabloid papers.

I'm also skeptical of your conclusion as to why people voted leave. In case you missed the poll, it wasn't just the 65+ age range that voted this way. Even down to the 25-49 group you're looking at a 45% leave vote. Age distribution isn't equal either - the majority of the UK falls in the 25-64 group band, which varies between voting leave or voting remain depending on which poll you look at.
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Oh the irony
We will shortly be getting a whole new set of bums to replace the old ones, no doubt they will continue to blame the "foreigners" for all the problems that inevitably come along.
See, that kind of comments don't contribute anything to the conversation.

All you're doing is portraying yourself as a victim and hijacking the issue back into the bullshit "are we too pc" debate again, which quite frankly most people are already sick of.
There's actually a large exclusivity-style fight going on in the GPU world. It's not as bad as the console style exclusivity but when you develop a major game you often have to choose whether you invite Nvidia or AMD into the process. They'll frequently pay money and/or provide you with advanced middleware technology, resulting in games that perform much much better on the chosen vendor's GPU's. There are even features that are specifically designed to perform horribly on the other vendor's cards, making them de-facto exclusive. Usually it's unimportant stuff like special stuff like Hair simulation but Cloth simulation or advanced shading can feel like real differences in fidelity.
As far as American criminal justice is concerned "due process" actually means "plausible fantasy".
Yeah chip + signature is not that much of an improvement, to the point where I'm not sure why they even bothered to support it. Even the FBI recommended stores to switch to supporting chip+PIN.

https://www.fbi.gov/sandiego/press-releases/2015/fbi-warns-t...
Heh, it's like http://dtrace.org/blogs/wesolows/2014/12/29/fin/ but from a different angle.

I personal, naive as it sounds, beleive nix* (as in e.g. NixOS) could be a silver bullet here, but the market is so used to IT being inherently shitty I don't believe it will happen.
I'm not so sure. For issues that matter to a smaller number of people a political union can help as there is a bigger and more diverse voice for that particular issue (AFAIK software patents are not happening in the EU).

If software patents get lobbied through a fully independent UK/GB/EN (whatever it ends up) government there will be less protest as there are less people to make a noise.

On the flip side I hope it makes people more politically active, if the EU isn't there to make the decision for you (in support or against) then it is left to the people of the independent country to influence their government.

Entering into that conversation whatever the issue can only help understanding and rational decisions.
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Could someone knowledgeable about British politics provide commentary about whether this might actually happen?
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The truth is always uncivil; and as for unsubstantive, what I wrote can be easily corroborated by any history book.

The English left the EU, and they caused a mess, as usual. They believe that they are special, that EU norms, standards and regulations and laws do not apply or should not apply to them, and you have the nerve to label me uncivil for pointing out that they did this en masse before in history? By the by, the parent topic is "UK votes to leave EU" and wouldn't you know it, that is a purely political subject.
Fly between Berlin and Paris, and your luggage and ID will be checked at the airport multiple times. Not because you're not free to move, but to check you and your luggage for security concerns, and sometimes even precisely to check if you're free to move (e.g. flying from the US to Germany as a European, how does one know you're not a Nigerian who has a tourist visa to enter the US, but no visa to enter Germany, rather than a German returning home from the US? By checking your ID)

Having to show ID or getting inspected doesn't violate the notion of free movement in the way that this term is used.

It's just that it's not commonly done in most modes of transport between most borders, e.g. cars between the Netherlands and Germany. But the UK is not alone in this, take the eurolines like I have half a dozen times (a bus network commonly used by poorer people, including poor immigrants) from e.g. the Netherlands to France and you're guaranteed to run into checkpoints. And if you've got the right ID for which there is freedom of movement, you're free to move.
I really don't get the arrogant "You don't know X". Maybe I know it, maybe I don't know it. But if I know it already, then I am wasting my time since I think I don't know it (not really). However if I don't know it, then the condescending tone doesn't really motivate me to want to know (while I love to learn about Javascript).
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> But it's unlikely for EU nations to significantly damage trading relationships with the UK

Well, they can have the same deal that Norway or Switzerland have with the EU. The problem is that to have that deal they have to agree to be part of Shengen Area
Do yourself a favour and look up EU, EEA, EFTA, and the rights and obligations of the respective member states.

Assuming the EU countries won't give you a hard time, the most likely outcome is that the UK remains a member of the EEA. This means, e.g., granting free movement, paying support, and implementing regulations and standards (kettles and toasters come to mind wink), while only having a minimum of say in it or none at all. You will only have gained control to a minor extent.

Not being part of a trade union that removes tariffs on goods and services would have a detrimental effect on at least the productive sector. You will have to restructure your economy into becoming Switzerland (i.e., not being part of major supply chains) very fast. You will probably join EFTA to be part in at least some kind of trade union.

In the end, you will either be less in control than you thought or in an economical limbo.

Talking about spin: maybe you have been influenced by the negative spin anything EU got in the last years in the UK?
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I always assumed it was a play on the game You Don't Know Jack, but I could be wrong.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You_Don%27t_Know_Jack_(video_g...
The amount of hacker news here is surprisingly low for a site with precisely that name.
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Spain was ruled by the Habsburgs for a long time, the same dynasty that infested central Europe. Spain also fought central European powers regularly, intermarried with them, so on and so forth. It's crazy to say that half a millenia of Spain and Central Europe being entwined politically is somehow less of a cultural bond than colonisation, where slaves were shipped out-of-sight, out-of-mind to produce wealth for the people 'back home'.
As others already said, this article really confuses "cold brew" and "iced coffee".

Friends of mine have a roastery in Berlin and for "cold brew" the coffee extraction process takes a long time:

> Basically, cold water is used in a Cold Brew for extraction, that is heat is replaced by time.

Full step by step recipe is at https://www.flyingroasters.de/blog/cold-brew-rezept/ (German only, Google Translator: https://translate.google.de/translate?hl=de&sl=de&tl=en&u=ht...)

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If you happen to live in Berlin and want to try one without much hassle, they have a booth at the next Weddingmarkt on 3 July. Highly recommended.
Why not just say hundred million?
No detailed quote or link but :

- it makes a lot more sense to ship by Air for product with such value per kg
- Apple has been shipping products by Air since 1997(famously they booked the entire capacity for the holiday season)
- Apple brags about how little inventory they keep all the time. Sea Freight is slow, very slow.
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I think that point 1. is caused by the fact, that the industry tends to divide programmers in two categories: most competent ones become architects and lead developers and are hired when you need to build new software system from scratch.

After the system is built you let the people who created it go, because you can't afford their salaries and hire younger, less talented people to maintain it.

So, instead of "software rots" i would say "software evolves to reflect the competency level of it's current maintainers"
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Says not much about garbage collection: Rust does not need one, D (at least its stdlib) needs it. How about Nulls or concurrency?

Seems to go very much into details about syntax bike shedding but not saying much about the more "global" design differences.
I agree that isolation is good, but spinning up a VM while developing each project is massively overkill.

A modern package manager, such as Nix or even most language-specific package managers, will allow you to set up some sort of sandbox for the project without having to take the performance hit of full-blown virtualization while developing. Of course, you'll probably want to spin up a VM while testing, just to be sure. And Nix can handle that for you too!

All while staying completely reproducible from your config files, all without having to bother with your virtualization program's snapshot system.
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How would one determine that the device was, in fact, a skimmer without touching it?
You are wrong indeed. Police in Europe in general and specifically Austria is not only very active in this particular regard (atm skimmers), but did also use forensic methods in the past to publicly post pictures of the guy installing the camera, because apparently they sometimes film themselves during installation of the skimmers. Also, particularly this spot in town is _plastered_ with dozens of cctv cameras, so the guys might have been filmed during installation.
Also, the skimmers are nowadays usually left in place for only a few hours, and the gathered data immediately used and then discarded, to avoid being catched by the police before people even realize anything. So the police is very happy if they catch devices in the wild.

Source: I live in Vienna, and I follow the news.
Apart from the Spanish-American war, of course.
Arrived too late to see the post you're replying to, but isn't it fair to say that an electron's spin, though it corresponds to a notion of angular momentum mathematically, is a little different to everyday ideas of spin? Not least in that spin-half particles like the electron must "rotate" 720 rather than 360 degrees before they get back where they started.
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But the prediction was that the status quo would continue.
So you'd get AC "differential behavior" where DC is the norm ?