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I like Atom, but man the start-up time is rough when there are several plugins installed.
Suppose you "go generate" code which ends up having something along the lines of:

x := true
var y = 0
if x {
y = 10
} else {
y = 20
}

In that case dead code elimination might require a little more analysis than checking for unassigned expressions and unused variables.

So the question might be: what kind of dead code elimination exist in the compiler, apart from what you describe which has existed since the beginning of Go? (if I understand correctly)
I know this is an old thread, but you definitely don't need to mockball to beat HM. The springball confers the ability to run while morphed.

mockballing does allow a big sequence break though, which I guess is what you assumed was the intended route.
Yeah sorry about that. I swear I commented in the correct location, and as you say it was definitely intended for the other story.
So What If New York Is Unaffordable? That Helps the U.S
Had to be a CEO and rich until I tried being both of those things and realized it wasn't as important as I thought. Pursuit of those things was quite an unhappy pursuit. But I needed to know I had tried before I was comfortable not being those things.

Maybe instead of being average, focus on your average of the 5 people you spend the most time with. :D
True. Similar to cancer, most people don't consider the fact that the severe constant pain he is in (his heart is starved for oxygen) and the weakness and exhaustion is a severe hindrance.

That and at this point facing the reality of his own impending death, suddenly concerns for your family become paramount. His one daughter is still living at home (although she is 19 so that won't be a long-term issue).

He's a tough guy though, so he really is trying to do all of the above anyway. I think that is why so many believe he cannot die. If willpower was the only thing that mattered he would live forever.
Pedestrians, cyclists and public transportation are the most efficient mode of transportation inside a city, and should be honored as such.

You're thinking of motorcycle/scooter. All the speed and independence of a car, while taking up only a fraction of road and parking space. And I can still haul lumber and groceries on my motorcycle.
I found out I had colorectal cancer 4 years ago at 33. It was a shock because I go to the gym 4-5 times a week and taught brazilian jiu jitsu nightly. There no living right or living wrong prescription that will spare you. It can catch anyone at any time just like the author states.

Aside from dealing with the disease, one of the biggest issues I found was disbursing information and managing the emotions of my friends and family. Everyone has questions on your daily status and a few think they can come in a provide the superman holistic miracle that will spare you from death. It's tough to balance it all.

Like the author, I hate this notion of "fighting cancer". Norm MacDonald sums it up best.
http://www.cc.com/video-clips/8kgu68/stand-up-norm-macdonald...
Yeah, thanks. To add to that, the Nixpkgs "standard library" includes lots of convenient tools for patching like this, and much of the common stuff is done automatically by the standard package function. The #nixos IRC channel is a good place to ask if you run into trouble when packaging something.

Generally, making NixOS packages is really delightful. Even the patching stuff is straightforward and easy to use. Now that I've learned the basics, I routinely make small packages.

With many typical packages the only thing you need to do is specify how to fetch the source, plus the list of build dependencies, and there are built-in functions for fetching from HTTPS or Git.
Is there absolutely no skill or expertise involved in it? I don't know because I haven't spent too much time studying it, but it seems a lot more like poker than slot machines. People who are better at the game should have an edge on others.
Ori and the Blind Forest will also give you that super metroid fluid movement fix. It's bloody excellent.
What other people think is only relevant insomuch as it determines the price. You need to ask "Is Amazon's strategy for the next years going to work well enough that I should buy at the price the stock is currently offered at?".
Well, people in most countries apart from the US seem to manage it. I really have no clue what your point is.
My son fought for almost 5 years (Ages 7-12).

The outpouring of support was unbelievable. People I didn't know would do amazing things for my son and family. I saw this boy with one of the saddest stories (He was adopted) and a broken spirit before cancer became a amazing young man in the midst of his slow painful death.

His own biological family did very little during this time. Father murdered his mother less then a year after his diagnosis and family and close friends just didn't come around after a few months, "To painful to visit." I would flip out! Then I realized you just get to find out who is a true friend and family. So some will leave people high and dry others will see you all the way through.
It is a fact that the effect exists, but I think that you are also victim to the popular idea that this effect is extremely powerful or even overwhelming, making "taking care of yourself" a powerful morality tale. Here is a quote from a large study:

"having a BMI between 30 and 35 shortened life by an average of 0–1 years, having a BMI between 35 and 40 shortened life by 1–3 years, and having a BMI above 40 shortened life by 1–7 years"

(This is easily googlable, I don't want to turn this message into a journal article)

Note that the error bars on the effect are quite large (1 to 7 years even for extreme obesity). Now it's true that a lot of things hide in an "average", and there is a lot to discuss here, and I am definitely not discouraging anybody from acquiring healthy habits and lifestyle, but... it's just not a simple story of reward for virtue and punishment for sins. Genetic factors which we have no control over probably have a greater effect. Which is not a story that people want to hear.
Don't want to nitpick, but the second part of the title says "how many times you can fold a piece of paper in half" not "geometric problem involving stripes and arcs of stripes".

I might think it's either a "Mathematical limit about the geometry of arcs of stripes" or "Theoretical/Physical limit of how many times ...".
Perhaps i misunderstand you, but isn't simply calling a function the same as what you quoted? Eg, `_ := Foo()` is the same as `Foo()`. No assignment needed.

`_` mainly exists to allow ignoring single values, within multiple. Eg, dropping an error: `val, _ := MightError()`
>I'd say that is horribly unfair. What if this same form of open discrimination were applied to any other useless factor? Being in a location other then specific areas means nothing for remote position that is open to anyone around the world.

But isn't it fair, because you can choose your location where you want to work remotely from depending on your personal preference with no need to account for costs?
Maybe the way forward isn't being a better predator, but a better society.
I was responding to the question "how would they know if I lied", not justifying whether it is fair/legal to pay remote workers differently based on their location. I agree that a customer-facing scenario may be rare for a programmer, but it is easy to imagine other scenarios playing out. Like your manager or colleagues asking to meet up with you face to face. Or needing to have documents or hardware couriered to your address.
Use the recently leaked security policy that lets you install other OSes on your Surface pro and install Ubuntu Touch
If you see them you can report them using the flag link, or maybe send an email to the mods.
> Why not just do the exact opposite of whatever their initial hunch is.

If your initial hunch is to buy a stock you don't own yet, you can't sell it instead.
> Just a ping from four light years away does not seem worth the effort to me,

That's all Sputnik was, a ping in orbit. But it was worth doing to get something, anything at all, in orbit. Sputnik itself wasn't important, but the knowledge and experience gained was.

You don't not throw a Sputnik up because you know that decades later you'll have the ability to throw up a space station. Sputnik is part of the space station process.
Actually, it's a really easy statement to make. The British were directly responsible for millions of deaths in India.
How to Help Others That Will Lead You to Success
I don't know if that's a concrete enough distinction. The experience of desire is a very abstract theory-theory concept. What they report is distress that they may be experiencing the desire in question, which they are usually observed not acting on, but express fear that they might.
I'm not sure that LLVM is the correct way to go about this. Don't get wrong, it can be used, but most of the work of the frameworks work on very large tensors/multi-arrays. As such optimization of the computation graph for such arrays, although very similar to standard optimization, has also and some significant differences. I do believe, however, that all frameworks should start using the same graph IR representation and optimize procedure, with potentially having different back ends based on hardware and different front ends based on language. I in fact tried to achieve this some time ago, and is still in progress, but lately have no time to work on it. Still the post is really great.
WTF is at that link? It's NSFW...
Where is the company you work for located?
China approves Dell $67b acquisition of EMC (VMware, RSA parent company)
Fair. But also this, the first sentence of the "Limitations" section:

> The major limitation of the present study is that it is based on self-reported information on subjects’ sexual life and self-reported Toxoplasma infection status.

They go on to caution against overgeneralization based on these extremely specific and inherently uncertain results, which is entirely reasonable, but I think it's rather hasty to write off the study as "junk". At the very least, it's better and more careful science even despite its limitations than one ordinarily sees performed in this realm.
In my experience as a hardcore emacs user (10 years already of using it daily for almost everything) learning to use vim (evil in emacs for the past 3 years) has made me use the command line differently for small edits. Before it was nano, or remote emacs, now I can handle basic vim just fine to do the quick edits I may need on a remote machine
If your minimum bet is $1000, commissions are less than 1%.
As long as you don't over leverage, the expected return should be positive relative to s&p if you sell options. But you got to hold them to collect some premium.
Exponential Economist meets Finite Physicist – do the math
It's worth checking out at least the introductory parts of the theses written about Nix and NixOS.

Eelco Dolstra's Ph.D. thesis describing Nix, "The Purely Functional Software Deployment Model": https://nixos.org/~eelco/pubs/phd-thesis.pdf

Armijn Hemel's master's thesis describing NixOS: https://nixos.org/docs/SCR-2005-091.pdf

Or this more recent journal article about Nix/NixOS which is a good introduction: https://nixos.org/~eelco/pubs/nixos-jfp-final.pdf ("NixOS: A Purely Functional Linux Distribution").
Our Neanderthal Complex: What if our ancient relatives did “human” better?
The theory of evolution is not a guide to morality or even to action, simply a description of how animals have evolved.

Social Darwinism, with the implication that the weak are exploited and left to rot, is widely seen as an awful idea.
Excuse me but was that called for? Honouring somebody is not being full of yourself. Its exactly that: honouring somebody. How is it not your biggest honour? You essentially say you love soneone that much you want to share the rest of your life with someone in the closest way possible. I think you are being just a little bit offensive and a touch unfair.

I'm sorry but what part of being in a committed relationship for the best part of a decade do you not understand? I am well aware what a marriage is legally. If you want to view marriage purely as a legal instrument, that's fine by me. To me, a marriage is, through means of law, making official a commitment I already experience. It would NOT change my day to day whatsoever and is purely a piece of paper that lays out how my long term relationship currently works anyway.

A marriage is a romantic event. It is not purely a romantic event but it is none the less. I place value in that but I also place value in the legal document that comes from it. By law, that document cements the way we have lived our lives for many years. Im not actually sure where I said it wasn't a legal contract?

As I said, I have been in a committed relationship for a long time. We have lived together and had children together. A marriage would not change that at all. Im not sure why that makes me blind or delusional? It certainly doesn't warrant the insult in any case.

That sounds very upper class and feudal in respect too. I am from a working class background and from peasantry before it. I doubt my ancestors would have been able to stop a war or continue a family business by marriage. Regardless I am not going down that rabbit hole only to be insulted.
me, too! I spent a few weeks trying to use /r/tronscript and disable specific updates but then just said "sod it" and I run Ubuntu Studio now. My work laptop is still Win7 so I can get win-only things there like cbmprgstudio...
Images are openly licensed. Data licence hasn't been published yet but the project creators are making encouraging noises (e.g. in the comments thread of the linked post).
The term sees wide (humorous) use in the Haskell community.
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Some of these are poorly worded. Why does the answer to the May one keep talking about 30 seconds passing when the only time mentioned in the problem is 30 minutes? 30 seconds gives Nick at least 10 seconds per possible solution, he should have tried them all by then.

It should talk about the number of tries so far (one each), the length of time it took is irrelevant. But why are they even taking turns when they have separate padlocks and could easily brute-force it? I get the concept they're going for but the premise doesn't fit and just confuses things.
Similar experience here. My otherwise perfectly healthy, vegan, athletic wife died of sporadic metastatic pancreatic cancer four months ago at age 36. She battled it for five months after discovery (this is how pancreatic cancer often works), and although it was an incredibly tough struggle, the fact that we both had lived with no regrets and taken the opportunities available to us (and made some new ones) helped when her time finally came. Although she was very ill the whole time, everything "at the end" happened inside of about four days. I didn't know until hours before that it actually was the end, and I'm not sure she ever did. But having lived well until that point somehow made it easier.

We knew it was terminal almost immediately from the outset, with a prognosis of a year if we were lucky, and we fought it with guns blazing the whole way while balancing a good quality of life during those months. In some small way, the duration of her fight was a blessing compared to some other cases I've heard (less than a month from diagnosis to death, or a terrible quality of life for a year or two).

Just as with my grieving now, everyone's handling of their own and their loved ones' preparedness for death is different and based on their own unique circumstances. I am glad that Pieter has shared his.
I sympathize with people that are "stuck" with it. I still use it for work but I don't use any personal stuff on my work machine. I could quit my job but, frankly, I'm not that brave :) I am in a position to maybe help transition away from it, but that can be an up-cliff battle sometimes. Fact is, MS has a strong grip on a lot of sacks out there.
Migrating to OSX or Linux is a big change.

lolwut. it is SO not.
In C/C++, out-of-bounds memory access is in undefined behavior, so the compiler can assume it is a nop, so it is dead code and eliminate it.

In go, out-of-bounds array/slice access is equivalent to calling panic. So
_ = a[i]
isn't dead code unless you can be sure that a[i] is in bounds. So yes, I imagine BCE should come before dead code elimination.
We all want power. We all want exact same thing, even if we different species. Mediocricity comes from lieing that u dont want power and you are ok be weak unable and powerless.
That's correct.

{-# LANGUAGE DuplicateRecordFields #-}
data A = B { x :: Bool }
| C { x :: Int }

Example.hs:2:1: error:
• Constructors B and C give different types for field ‘x’
• In the data type declaration for ‘A’
Cyclists need to follow the rules in order to command respect, frankly.

I wish this wasn’t true but I see dozens of cyclists every week (no exaggeration at all) doing things that are blatantly illegal and definitely dangerous. FLYING through stop signs. Deciding to just “go” at a red light when there seems to be no traffic. Turning wherever they want without signaling. Assuming they have the right of way in pretty much any situation. Multiple riders in parallel formations that make them move into the road anyway. The list goes on, and on, and on. I am not kidding.

And that kind of behavior just makes me not want to help. I’m sorry, you have to make sure you are at least doing everything possible to help yourself before you expect drivers to make any more concessions.
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Recording analog memories in human cells
Based in Boise, ID. My freelance rate is $100/hr. My full time employer is a media company in NYC, and I'm at ~$115k/yr + benefits and such.
I wrapped the zero-copy socket system call, for linux, for Golang:

https://github.com/nathanjsweet/zsocket

I've developed it quite a bit more now, but I got the basic functionality done in a weekend.

The thing I'm proudest of is that the project doesn't directly reference the cgo package, has no locks, but is threadsafe (the no locks took more than a weekend to do ;) ).
Nope. I would never use a staffing company. They just want to close deals so they will almost always sell you short to get the deal done. Plus they always charge fees which the company associates with you and not the staffing company.

If you can scrounge up the money the best is to go to a conference in a "major" software country. Try and meet as many people there as possible. Will it cost a couple thousand dollars? Yup. Will a good paying job replace that money in a few weeks? Oh yes.

If you can't do that, a lot of people seem to post that they are looking for developer help on Twitter. Do some crafty searching to try and find these people. Otherwise you'll have to use remote job boards which aren't bad but aren't great.

In my experience there are two types of companies looking for remote developers. One is looking to increase value by paying less and the other is aware that hiring is hard and having access to a wide pool of talent is where the value is at.
I don't think calling a thief putting up hacking tools for the highest bidder "another Snowden" is particularly accurate. (I realize this was the article title and am not complaining about the post here. I fault whomever crafted the original title.)
You buy stocks for two reasons. Either you think they will go up (long) or you think they will go down (called "shorting"). You can think of them as opposites.
You're right that W95 offered a better window management paradigm, but for me that was also hobbled by the inconsistencies: MDI apps handled windows differently from SDI apps, for instance, and you couldn't be certain what was minimized where. The Mac did have fewer features, but they all worked in a totally consistent and coherent way.

(You're also right about the technical aspects — Mac OS was a talking dog that also said very interesting things. Don't forget how you could install Control Panels and Extensions in the right places just by dropping them on the System Folder, or how you could make a disk bootable with just two files).

I too am pretty disappointed with the state of competition in UX right now. Man, at one point we had Amiga Intuition, SGI's Irix, OS/2, Sun NeWS, NextSTEP, Mac OS, W95 and NT all contributing pretty smart ideas to the desktop UI, and it was a genuinely exciting time. Android vs iOS is miserably dull in comparison.
I am a technical analyst. Patterns do occur but ultimately prices are driven by fundamental events. Interest rate decisions, market data releases and similar.
When that occurs no pattern can survive on the smaller timeframe.
Technical analysis works but it is not written in stone.
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How the National Parks Are Playing the Game of “What If” to Prepare for Climate
Once got a coffee a day with someone new for six months; it was fun, but then again, really didn't have any expectations.
The virtual and augmented reality market will reach $162B by 2020
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I'm in the process of applying for Canadian Citizenship so I can't leave the country at the moment - but I am open to moving to BC if I have to.
Have only been once, but loved it. Highly recommend if you find yourself in New Orleans!
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can't wait for forties. I always thought 'good stuff' stops coming in mid thirties when you finally feel aging take effect, but looks good stuff keeps coming :)>
all 3 startups were bootstrapped. One of them is in the process of finding investors, the other 2 are still in their early stages (with no new hires).
Oh I quite enjoyed it
Amazing.

Which part of the world do you live in (Europe (I'd assume Eastern or Southern), Asia, South America, Africa), if you don't mind sharing?
Suggest Alphaville's coverage of Plus500: http://ftalphaville.ft.com/tag/plus500/
The method I have seen for some 3 way switches is for the switch to glow when off. This is used for finding the switch in the dark but happens to show state as well.
I downvoted you, happy to take it back if you articulate why.
Unfortunately, despite what this article says, there is a choice between fighting cancer or not: The best way to give up is stopping to eat (which probably isn't that hard if things like chemotherapy and severe illness pretty much remove any feelings of hunger).
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That's a little disingenuous, the final arbiter of mounts on a system is and always has been the kernel. Systemd is taking over the usual interface so that mounts can have and be used as dependencies.
Long ago, when I first went remote, I made a point of quoting half my on-site rate when working from the beach in the cheap, comfortable part of the world. It payed for my beer and let me keep my toes in the sand. Life was good.

Then one day I decided to not cut my rate in half when bringing on a new client. Nobody but me seemed to notice, so now I don't do that anymore. Life got decidedly gooder.

So the answer to the posed question is that one should always bill out at their butt-in-seat Bay Area rate. For me, that was... Well, let's just say it was never less than double your highest number above.

The thing they're buying is you. Never cut your rate based on your location.
The photos look like anything you'd find wondering the ground and basement floors of science buildings at most major research universities today.
Doesn't matter if it's skillful really. Both sportsbetting and poker clearly are (there are many long-term winners) and that doesn't stop them being gambling.
Just the amount of debt isn't a great indicator, you also have to look at the interest rate. And those are all over the place in today's world.

The European Central Bank's refinancing interest rate is currently a negative -0.4%. If I could have a line of credit at that rate, I would take all I could -- for every million euros I borrow, they would pay me 4000 € / year in interest!