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With a fast enough internet, centralized data centers can become something of a past thing. Companies can start in the garage. AWS can become a thing of the past if networks were strong enough and equal everywhere.
It may also be much cheaper to make the internet better than to save time on the commute (easing up the commute can only be incremental and only invites even more people into the traffic.)
My opinions may be heavily biased since we have no where even come close to follow up other countries on internet speeds (Lebanon.)
So obviously we have to wonder why TUF hasn't been applied to NodeJS's npm. All I can find is a suggestion that maybe someone from TUF posted to a node mailing list in 2014 [1]. Any more recent info?

[1]: https://groups.google.com/forum/m/?fromgroups#!topic/theupda...
Which phone can run plain Debian??
This isn't the same thing at all.

Open Data is great!

But the OP is talking about open-source models, so one can understand the assumptions that it makes.

In many cases this is much, much more important than the data itself.

For example, economic models usually rely on assumptions about changes to growth rates/interest rate/unemployment rates etc etc. These aren't really data - they may be based on data, and projected forward based on various assumptions.

Often these assumptions are reasonable, but occasionally they are completely absurd.
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> • Driver issues #1: plugging random things in via USB. Linux has impressive driver support for things that are well understood. But the lesser well-standardized hardware (printers, scanners, WiFi dongles, ...) may not work. Know before you buy. Windows again has it best, but knowing if it runs on Mac is usually printed on the packaging. (And Linux is not.)

A printer and a WiFi dongle work out of the box, probably because they aren't the newest technology.

> And Linux is not.

My WiFi dongle advertised Linux support—and it's just the cheapest thing I found.

I think anything older than a couple of years is generally well supported.

YMMV.
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That'd add a lot of baggage to C that's really beyond its core mission. It'd also slow down development of statistical interfaces (that lag far behind the stability of systems interfaces). Thank you for responding, but I'm not convinced.
Have you tried using taxis in California before Uber? They just absolutely refuse to come and leave you stranded miles from anywhere. If you try to pay with a card, they kidnap you and drive you to an ATM to get cash instead. I once called the Burlingame dispatch instead of the San Mateo dispatch and got screamed at. It's life-threateningly bad.
The standard JVMs do give memory back. The standard settings are not very friendly to do so but it does work.
what if you block the https request in some way? You can now force an Insecure connection.
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What's the rationale behind 100 as the thinning factor? Just a conservative number based on the autocorrelation length?
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I am a cyclist and ride on the sidewalk hitting pedestrians

I am a cyclist and use the crosswalk to run red lights

I am a cyclist and will come up behind you and ride inches away from your car when traffic is slow.

I am a cyclist and ride on the wrong side of the road.

I am a cyclist and do not wear safety equipment even though I know cycling is dangerous.

I am a cyclist and I am right and you are wrong regardless.
No, the problem is that the whole western economy can "logically" function only based on "growth" as in "more consumption, more production every year." But math is not on our side:

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article25458.htm
I realise that i'm probably in a vanishing minority, but give me a few mm's of extra thickness for replaceability of parts any day! The 13" 2009 Macbook i refer to is (for me) fine as far as weight and thickness go, while providing replaceable parts which makes me happy (and soothes my reuse-repair-recycle tendency).
Which model phone is that? I would love to have a linux phone or cheap tablet I could lend to my children that is not Android.
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Because of the psychological joy of self expression doing work like that entails (see Maslows hierarchy of needs).

Some people like helping people, some people like the prestige of being a doctor.

Besides, it's ones family background which predicts ones future career path far more than economic insentives. I would imagine the social strata that is now educated will prefer to have their offspring educated in the future.

Human culture is often a far greater determinant of behaviour than any economic cost-benefit analysis done at an individual level.

I would also point out that in the 17th century there was very little financial insentive to pick up natural sciences and people did just because they could and because they were interested.

I for example would gladly work in my current field (software engineering) even if it did not grant financial benefits because I like it so much.

I think americans are so preoccupied with money because everything is so expensive there. There are far more interesting ways to spend ones life than by surviving (if one goes to a job just to survive - i.e. to get shelter and food, one really is just satisgying ones lower needs on the maslows hierarchy of needs).
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> Indian Railways is huge and celebrated as a backbone to the countries transportation.

This is not only true but a bit of an understatement as well. Railways has been treated as a very important part of the whole Indian economy since the time of independence. Isn't it the only department of the Government of India that merits its own, separate union budget? It may not be an exaggeration to say that railways is an integral part of the very fabric of life for a huge cross-section of the population of India.

From this perspective, I'd say offering free wi-fi at railway stations is a brilliant strategic move.
People will certainly not be able to move around in cars after they use up all the oil.

BTW, there are 14 million people in Tokyo (or maybe 40 million) and probably never more than one car per family. They don't seem to have a problem, maybe because they can actually afford to build train lines and don't have commercial zoning over there.

http://greatergreaterwashington.org/post/29291/if-we-lowered...
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I also dislike most real-world computing analogies because it encourages the use of mental heuristics that are usually just not that relevant to the situation at hand. I remember when there was a big scandal about MBA applicants getting their admissions status by feeding in query strings to the URL, there was a big debate about whether it was like "breaking a lock" or "opening an unlocked door" which doesn't really respect the unique moral reasoning that you need to use to understand the actual situation at hand.
I have a phone for when I don't have any option but to do something when I'm out, and to get notifications of e-mail (plus sms, voice, etc). I love that it's possible to use it for so many things, but I hate actually doing anything meaningful on it. Even on something like a 10" tablet, I feel like I'm limited by the small size and the input options. I usually pull the phone out of my pocket, think about doing something with it, make the decision that whatever needs done can wait, and put it away.
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For me, the most important is the resolution, which is 1440x900. Doesn't seem too bad for me, for a 13".
This is really good stuff.

People should pay more attention to this[1]. It is a complete, open source[2] mode to allow people to experiment with changes to the US Tax System.

I'm not from the US so I can't comment sensibly about how accurate or reasonable it is, but it is more than I've seen anywhere outside the FRBNY DSGE macroeconomic model[3]

[1] http://www.ospc.org/taxbrain/

[2] https://github.com/open-source-economics/Tax-Calculator

[3] https://github.com/FRBNY-DSGE
"The Fault in Our Stars" by John Green,

"P.S. I Love You" by Cecelia Ahern,

"To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee,
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+ Instant access to Medium userbase.

+ Solid SEO as the site is spidered so much quicker than any blog I've ever had.

+ Nice layout and easy to read.

- I don't own the content.

- If Medium closes, so does my blog.
I put together some data visualizations and a personal blog to help track my progress as I transition careers. Wanted to share with the community in case others found some of the work of interest. Source code for the data vizs can be found in the github repo here:
https://github.com/cole-maclean/cole-maclean.github.io

It was a fun build and good learning, looking forward to tackling the next project.

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This is a workaround, one which I use myself. But I do have a not unreasonable expectation that the base operating system will be actually maintained rather than abandoned. The amount of unmaintained and obsolescent stuff is quite bad, and getting worse.
I know it is very immature (basically unusable in most cases), but my understanding was that it would be easier to fix these issues moving forward because of the design decisions taken in Wayland. You response seems like a tentative affirmation of that, which is encouraging to me (for whenever I can actually used it).
One thing people (myself included!) often missed though is that Metropolis is extremely prone to flicker. I think the best summary of why comes from Kalos and Whitlock (2nd Edition):

> The M(RT)2 algorithm is very simple and powerful; it can be used to sample essentially any distribution function regardless of analytic complexity in any number of dimensions. Complementary disadvantages are that sampling is correct only asymptotically and that successive variables produced are correlated, often very strongly. This means that the evaluation of integrals normally produces positive correlations in the values of the integrand, with consequent increase in variance for a fixed number of steps as compared with independent samples. Also the method is not well suited to sampling distributions with parameters that change frequently.
i7 2600k here (Q1 2011); 8GB ram, 256GB 840pro samsung ssd (2012); it's still blazing fast.

As long as you have a proper SSD (and now should be the time to get NVME models); the rest of the hardware is barely relevant.
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I assume that you'd first need a native JS TUF package published to NPM. I don't think that adding another language dependency is a decision that would be taken lightly. Additionally, I don't see any Windows instructions (NB: python-ffi) and Node supports Windows as a first-class citizen.
I'm still looking for the discontinued Dutch version of Atlas Shrugged (also Ayn Rand for those who don't know) to give to people around me (many don't regularly read in English). It changed me, I think it can do wonders for insecure people that tend to efface themselves for "the good of the group" and that may be less happy than they could be because of it. Also it may very well provide people with unbalanced marriages the motivation to speak up and teach them that lesson that if someone loves you, you can make them happy by stating what you want and doing it (together). I often tell people to read it, hardly anybodies does.

I find the ideas in the Fountainhead equally powerful. Find something that you love, do it the way you love to do it, stay true to yourself. I don't understand how Ayn Rand always seems to trigger down votes here.
I moved here only about 7 weeks ago and the challenge ive discovered is more about deciding WHICH of 3-4 awesome meetups tjat happen every day or the 2-3 conferences scheduled each week i want to attend.

I'd reccomend going to meetup.com and setting your location to SF. My profile of interests matches yours and I found around 300+ groups with regular meetups that were fun.

Note: there are also lots of conferences that are held here but those usually require not-insignificant entry fees (they're paid for by your employer normally) and there isn't a single resource that easily lists all conferences available in the area. I'd start with the meetups since they're usually free and take usually place after normal working hours.
Isn't that the point of owning your blog ? Since you dont want to give up the ownership of your content ?
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Well, we have our own Hat system in Australia.
"send" and "recv" for sockets are a Berkeleyism from BSD, where networking was an add-on alongside the existing UNIX kernel. The distinction is historical, not functional. "select" works on both file-like objects and socket-like objects on Linux. Under QNX, "write" and "read" work on sockets, and "send" and "recv" are just alternate functions for "write" and "read".

Whether Python should hide that distinction is not clear, but it could.
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This sounds like the opening or the punchline for a Dilbert strip!
Hey looks interesting. I love the minimalism.

How about the page load times ?
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Working at such an employer, they'd also likely require remote-wipe capability on the phone. That was the case for my job. I opted to carry two phones, instead (one completely provided and paid for by my employer).
"It makes sense to not measure those things because they don't increase our overall happiness or productivity."

I disagree. The accessibility of everything nowadays reduces the opportunities for frustration very often (i.e I don't need to queue at a bank at my lunch hour except in very special circumstances). Thus - more happiness.

"You can't live off imgur cat pictures or spreadsheets about big mac nutrition."

No, my comment was not about the internet alone. It was about the secondary effects accessibility of information has on daily life in the strictly physical domain.

"People need a house, an occupation that gives meaning to their lives, the right to political participation and shape their everyday experiences."

Yes, I agree. The human life is very shallow without the joy of self-expression. I was not suggesting smartphones connected to internet will replace life. My comment was about the fact how they reduce the tedious, non-productive segments of life.
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Will check into that, thanks!
Even without planned obsolescence, it's still difficult to make things that have value thirty years from now. Even infrastructure has issues on this timescale: nuclear reactors are designed to function for forty years with maintenance, and roads something like 26 years before re-doing the asphalt. And there's only so much infrastructure that's worth building, based off the intensity of economic activity that it facilitates.
> gay marriage is destroying civilization.

That's silly of him. Even if you're a fan of family-values theory, he's got cause-and-effect backwards here. Widespread acceptance of gay marriage is simply the ultimate realization in these times of the sexual revolution that firmly took hold in the nation in the 1960s; if something is "destroying civilization", it's that larger cultural shift.
Also: If you find the rules contradict themselves, that's ok. You must play it by ear and know when to apply each rule.
"Growth" is really just cheap oil ("energy prices"). As this is an obvious path to imminent doom, energy prices go up and thus growth diminishes. Cheap(-er) energy is what's keeping the States ahead of the EU too.

The world isn't black and white, mostly. Sometimes there is an easy explanation to things though.
That seems like a good idea -- a simple scheme where the browser validates every http response from a particular domain against a key specified in that domain's SSL cert (if the appropriate field is present in the https cert) -- seems like it would work well?
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I still use mine as well. Mostly because SL is OS X done right. It's super stable compared to the newer versions of OS X. I never have to restart it. Of course, the caveats you mentioned are still in play. But I do most work in iTerm2 and Firefox, so it's fine for that.
Of course it's fine to run on old hardware. But apple's brand is decidedly not "it's a few years old but it'll surf the web just fine". That's the core complaint here. Apple sells 4 year old computers in state of the art clothing.
the food is not just rated on taste and the decor (or lack of it in this case) is not a significant factor afaik. From my extensive research[1] the reviewer takes into account:

1. taste

2. presentation

3. use of local ingredients

4. use of fresh quality ingredients

[1]every episode of Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares UK.
Does anyone know how much of the 2,700 year 'official genealogy' is credible?
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Or the inverse: virtualizing Windows on Linux. I used to do this for a while with a dedicated GPU, and, besides some minor glitches with audio which I didn’t get to solve, it worked very, very well.

(Why? Because I wanted to play some Windows-only games without having to reboot. Drivers were not a problem thanks to USB attaching in libvirt. That’s how I got to play Elite: Dangerous “in” Linux.)
Does it also charge your MacBook with a single USB-C cable?
I propose a deal: Let the man rest in exchange for the abolishment of the constitutional monarchy. Symbolic or not, it's outmoded and incongruent with modern egalitarian society. The list of constitutional monarchies is rather embarrassingly long (37 countries).
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"GPL" and "Free Software" are not the same thing. Not even the FSF claims that.

https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.en.html#GPLCompati...

Note that the BSD license, Apache license, MIT license (which the FSF calls the X11 license), etc. are all considered Free Software licenses by the FSF and are okay in the App Store.
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I've got a Lenovo T450S, which is apparently marketed as an ultrabook. It's got a user-removable battery. I assume you had some different ultrabook in mind with your comment.
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Thanks for the clarification! I've been flying 16 hours today (Milan to SF), so I'm sure I didn't grasp the full significance of the concepts in the doc.
Seems to me that publishing blog post through git push is much more work than use some admin interface (for example Wordpress).

You can use it from any device (without aby app for CLI interface). You can use for example VersionPress[1] for backups to git. And I don't get what's the point of publishing without touching server, since you need to touch the server to view published post.

[1] https://versionpress.net/
The MIT press release has more details, but the cathodes are half the weight of the current Lithium batteries and so can store almost double the energy for a given weight.
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Both my current[1] and previous[2] blog engines work like this - as long as the post tree is updated by git or Dropbox, they're perfectly happy. Plus I can use whatever markup I want (even Jupyter notebooks).

1: https://github.com/rcarmo/sushy
2: https://github.com/rcarmo/yaki
What sata-pata converter did you get? I have a T42 too that I don't want to give up but the HD needs upgrading. I had a look for converters but the number available is a baffling array of wares.

I have seen SSDs on ebay with the converter built in, maybe kill two birds with one stone?
Not a lot of it. Before the 6th century AD, things get very murky, and belong more to the discipline of archaeology than to history. Aside from some nutty right-wingers, the Japanese are not under any illusions about this.
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> If we had established UBI then, and people could get paid to sit around, imagine the state we'd be in today.

that's simplistic - people generally don't want to be unemployed. if they get enough money to (barely) scrap by it takes a lot of weight off their shoulders, because they know they wont starve without their jobs. but having a job that fulfills you and income that enables you to save money is a big part of being happy. the (healthy) unemployed i know are mostly young people and every single one of them is constantly applying for jobs, even though they're able to pay rent, food and the occasional treat on unemployment benefits.
It's component diffing, not DOM diffing. I agree that the later is unnecessary. omponent diffing is an implementation detail that enables the declarations that makes React worth using.

Imagine a parent component that conditionally composes a
Button that is either red or blue. You could track that button instance and flip the property if necessary. But that requires a lot of error prone boilerplate, as most real applications might have many states depending on many inputs.

With React you just define which variant you want in the render function of the parent. No state transitions necessary. React then does the hard work of understanding that you rendered a red button then rendered a blue button, so it should reconcile the two.
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Per-weight is almost double current lithium batteries. But the much bigger issue it solves seems to be the energy loss versus other types of lithium-air batteries which can lose up to 30% to heat, versus 8% in the lithium-oxygen battery.