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"double entendre" means "double to hear"; it's grammatically incorrect. Its a corruption of "double entente" (double meaning), though "double sens" is used these days.

French makes use of double entendres, they just don't call it that.
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TL;DR: Mubi's right, but we're working on it.
For what it's worth, ReactJS.NET does server side rendering, so you can have a .NET backend.

https://reactjs.net/guides/server-side-rendering.html
"The Deportation Machine Obama Built for President Trump"

https://www.thenation.com/article/the-deportation-machine-ob...
As an additional data point, 538 has Clinton at 85%: http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/
> 26.2% + 21.7% = 47.9%. So based on that survey the statement that most devs don't use Windows anymore is incorrect.

I said close to 50/50 so it's not false either, if you take in account the fact that there is probably some margin of error anyway.

> Other than better support for Unix command line tools, what makes OS X (or Linux) a better platform for devs than Windows 10

Maybe it depends what kind of developer you are/who you talk to, but most devs I interact with tend to live in the command line (and need proper package management as well) - things that Win10 does not do too well yet.
You battle against other players who are holding down gyms.
There are also American restaurant menus that state that a dish comes "with with sauce".
Ok, but do you have other sources then?
More specifically, what isolation guarantee do you make? Are writes linearizable? What consistency guarantees do you claim? How well do you think you will do when reviewed by aphyr (https://aphyr.com)?
Any pointers to design docs or papers that inspired Noms?
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Do you have any plans to provide C/C++ bindings?
Ahhh. So I'm a piece of crap cause I can only afford Walmart prices.

Thank you Mr Privileged.
One of my professors recently reached the legal retirement age, but applied for a senior professorship so he could keep doing research - or, as he put it, so that he "would be allowed to keep working". I found it very encouraging to hear that positive attitude in someone who has been at the institute for the past 30-40 years.
That is absolute nonsense.

There is clear correlation between gender and survival rates. Given the data, a decent prior would absolutely take that into account.

Yes, there are other factors. But the foundation of statistical models is simplification, and descriptive statistics are an important foundation of that.

In any case, it isn't exactly clear that there are magical hidden factors which predicted survival. It appears you maybe unfamiliar with the event, because basically those who got into a lifeboat survived, and those who didn't, didn't survive.

To quote Wikipedia:

Almost all those who jumped or fell into the water drowned within minutes due to the effects of hypothermia.... The disaster caused widespread outrage over the lack of lifeboats, lax regulations, and the unequal treatment of the three passenger classes during the evacuation..... The thoroughness of the muster was heavily dependent on the class of the passengers; the first-class stewards were in charge of only a few cabins, while those responsible for the second- and third-class passengers had to manage large numbers of people. The first-class stewards provided hands-on assistance, helping their charges to get dressed and bringing them out onto the deck. With far more people to deal with, the second- and third-class stewards mostly confined their efforts to throwing open doors and telling passengers to put on lifebelts and come up top. In third class, passengers were largely left to their own devices after being informed of the need to come on deck.

Even more tellingly:

The two officers interpreted the "women and children" evacuation order differently; Murdoch took it to mean women and children first, while Lightoller took it to mean women and children only. Lightoller lowered lifeboats with empty seats if there were no women and children waiting to board, while Murdoch allowed a limited number of men to board if all the nearby women and children had embarked

All this behavior matches exactly what the model tells us about the event.

I'd be very interested if you can point to something specific that is wrong about it.

All models are wrong, but some are useful.
So the closer to death you are, the less you explore what is left for you to explore in this world. Do you just not feel like you have the energy in finding new things to like or experience anymore because you don't think there is anything left, or is it just that you feel 'fed up' with new experiences since younger days? I'm just curious.
Use, because they have to. This being said they usually develop more in one than the others. I have not met until now anyone who was equally proficient in developping software across all platforms/environments.
Yes. I was recently at a Vintage Computer Festival and there were quite a few including the ELF.
I had to read that sentence twice, it wasn't very clear. I think the journalist meant that "double entendre" doesn't mean anything in French, not that French speaking people don't use double entendre.
i3wm is a pretty popular tiling window manager which supports what parent described - you can set a window to "float" (so it doesn't tile, you can move around it like in a regular wm) and you can also set it to be "sticky" (so it stays visible even if you switch to a different workspace).
I'm sorry but the tax adding trillions is utter rubbish. This figure only accounts if the current people paying tax continue to pay, and all benefits and handouts continue as is.

It neglects the fact that he wants to close loopholes that let people not pay tax and give less reason to dodge tax, you could argue that taking all this into account Hillarys tax could force more people to not pay tax and result in trillions rather than the estimated billions she will add.
I was going to point you to the Pure series of roms by Beanstown, but I don't understand your question... You don't want ANY custom stuff at all or features, then what's the point? Just install stock android...?
besides wifi, what other type of p2p communication channels are supported in Vanadium? bluetooth? USB? radio?
Protip: You started it as a 'discussion'. Put the link instead and prepend the title with 'Show HN: ', e.g., 'Show HN: Kwaver - Music Collaboration App' to be visible here: https://news.ycombinator.com/show -- However your page lacks what interest most of HN users. People here would love to see a demo or understand if you're doing any kind of disruption never seen before.
Flattering Gary Johnson isn't going to accomplish any political goals.

Getting him into the 3rd debate might moderately raise awareness of the party, but he isn't going to win the election. Full stop.
Only if you carry the plane in your pocket too or set a way too high output power while sitting inside one, if even then.
Are big companies more willing to hire junior devs rather than startups?
Hey there,

I'm thinking about a platform where junior devs could post their projects and companies can pick what are interesting for them and then call them to an interview rather than the old-CV-application-thing. And I was wondering for what type of companies (corporations, startups) would be more suitable.

What do you think?

Thanks,
Alin R.
> At the cost of the health of the researchers.

Absolutely. We burn through our scientists (and those who want to become ones) at an incredible rate.
Ti84 is closest. but not connectable to screen
> German people in specific are culturally one of least capable in understanding what freedom actually means.

In the 20th century we had an emperor, started two world wars, had a weak democracy in between, then had two dictatorships exactly exposing each other and were the most important puppet state for two opposing world powers and ideologies. The freedom team not only won but overtook many other free nations again.

I think if you have freedom or democracy related questions you should ask us. We would suggest to get your act with your agencies together. Why would a dictator use the healthcare system when you have all the fucking three letter agencies and the military industrial complex just sitting there, fuelled by corporate/right-wing money?

Hitler did not wait for generations to let social systems brainwash the people, he had the thugs of the SA to beat the crap out of the opposition. Today it is much easier to get your private military going in the US than in Germany.

He also used the data of the church to find Jews, so Germany has privacy regulations for private entities. The US has some private entities, who have data the churches of the 1930s could only dream of.
I don't care what kind of plan B you have, having $500 or $1000 cash seems like common sense. What is the opportunity cost of $1000 not in the stock market... $50 a year?
That part of the web workflow just doesn't seem big enough to warrant all the other parts that are missing in the NodeJS ecosystem. In practice if those things are important enough there's a variety of template languages that are ubiquitous.
do you see PC multiplayer game devs block users that know the admin password?
The article seems to contradict itself, between "the Go implementation broke the speed record" and "Go makes the product too slow."

Granted the cgo stuff and the memory usage would be something that one needs to deal with. Did you talk to go-nuts at all? They might've been able to offer some more insight into all of this, a better way to deal with the cgo related issue and perhaps even make some changes to handle these kinds of cases better.
A loose but accurate criterion for failure is use of the term "adulting".
Some great books- immerse in it for rapid learning

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This may be a symptom of the hyper-connective world we live in today. You observe this phenomenon elsewhere outside of academia as well. There is an intense pressure to distinguish oneself from the greater body of people occupying the same industry as yourself.

Consider that a vibrant Github profile is essentially a prerequisite to be considered as an engaged professional in software engineering these days. It doesn't matter if you have ethical qualms about Github, or spend most of your day doing... your day job.

A 22-year old shouldn't have to fret about not having enough public repositories or not having contributed enough to open-source. I'd expect any craftsman to start producing their best work well into their career, and not at the start of it.
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Django is the most stable framework I have seen without falling into obsolescence. There are breaking changes but they are easily manageable and thoroughly documented.
> A related issue is that there really is no such thing as a senior researcher. Instead, professors are turned into research managers, responsible for helping their charges' careers, who then also turn into research managers. Actual research appears to be mostly a still not entirely avoidable side-effect.

Although this is a bit depressing and one of the reasons I left academia, is this not partly a reaction to the changing nature of science? With many fields well established with strong foundations there are arguably fewer revolutionary ideas required. It looks like science is going to be more evolutionary and less revolutionary, with emphasis shifting from the individual researcher to large teams.

Take for example the LHC where managing the huge teams and technology is (I imagine) significantly more of a challenge than interpreting the data or deciding what experiments to run. A bit of an extreme example perhaps but large projects are probably going to become more prevalent as most of the lower-hanging fruit is claimed.
You're getting downvoted but I agree with you, the parent is jumping to a ridiculous conclusion and lacks perspective. I expect he has not had many difficult times.
> unless you explicitly use something optional like Lua

I've actually at one point considered writing some light web apps as nginx modules, in Lua. In the end though, it's usually enough to pluck the lowest hanging fruit, which (as a rule is) caching... Cache as much as possible (including when you have a python web app behind nginx).
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How on earth can it be legal to fly drones low over traffic ?

(Let alone for the purpose of advertising).
Almost every country has something like that. The Dutch Agentschap Telecom will hunt you down for transmitting a fake GPS signal too.

The thing is, nobody cares if you send a signal too weak to go beyond a meter of your pocket. That's why it's totally legal to send FM on registered frequencies as long as your output is under a certain amount. Same with WiFi even.

I heard about someone looking into GPS spoofing once in the context of catching drones, even nearby ones (e.g. fly near to it). It takes a lot of energy to do that and was basically not practical outside of military settings.
Seems like it would be better to spend the money supporting imperiled GOP senate races. Trump can't win the electoral college. At this point his only hope is to win the popular vote and spend the next four years on Fox News whining about how the election is rigged.
The [RSSB] Single Instruction Architecture is interesting for a simple processor implementation as well. [Calfee] mentions a relation to "biological mechanical computer", i.e. neural like.

[RSSB] https://esolangs.org/wiki/RSSB

[Calfee] https://github.com/nospamcalfee/RSSB
I have Ally and Chase.

Ally I put real savings in.

Chase I use when I sell something in Craigslist for $600 and need to deposit cash. I have no good way to get cash into Ally.

So Chase is just a convenience bank for me. Also used it for the time I needed a 25k cashier check to buy my house. Ally was going to need to pay a wire fee, vs transfer and cashier check was free with Chase.

Overall yes I hate Chase.
The thing is, we often have tasks estimated to last 2 or 3 hours. 10 or 20 minutes of review starts to be a significant duration in this case.
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Thanks!

I happen to have some super high-dimensional data (~100k-1m dimensions), which takes a huge amount of time to work with because i have to custom write everything, and i notice they claim all their underlying functions use sparse matrix representations. Have you tried it in a very high dimensional context?
I'm not a lefty (somewhat the opposite in fact!) but I would love this "fantasy" to be true. Self driving cars is literally a panacea right now, but hopefully it is achievable in my life time.
I don't know if Barcelona is really very representative of Spain. From my last visit, I got the impression that Barcelona is to Spain like Montreal is to Canada. That cool "other" city where people speak a different language and have a culture different enough that they kind of want to secede.
Looks interesting, can it distinguish time spent in the browser, so one would know if time was spent on pull request #33 rather than on Twitter?
You can still get Z80 boards from Zilog:

http://www.digikey.com/catalog/en/partgroup/ez80-acclaim/158....

Zilog is where I'd start looking for boards and variants.

(These aren't my Z80s, these are modernized chips. I may actually grab one of these myself even though I have a few running Z80 systems.)

If you're looking for something (I'd call) "more Z80-esque" I'd check these guys:

http://www.sunrise-ev.com/z80.htm

It looks like it's still active, and I'll grab one of these.

In any case, the embedded space is where you'll want to look for modern boards. You may pay a premium--supply and demand, and all that.

Unrelated, but it's way, way easier to "hook up a keyboard and screen" using serial IO rather than building a display unit and/or USB.
No, but I can read reports by the Tax Foundation http://taxfoundation.org/article/details-and-analysis-donald...
I think "new experiences" has diminishing returns like anything else. E.g. I could go to a new art gallery and that would be a new experience on one level - but I've been to quite a few art galleries, so I have a good sense of what going to an art gallery is like in general, and also I know that my favourite is pretty good, so it would be better to go back there. I could try a new sport, but I've played plenty of sports already - and a new sport is less likely to be more fun than my current favourite.
Rights to monitor Internet traffic would allow authorities to have better picture of cyber attacks and maybe allow putting up better defences against them.

It is also quite clear that Russia is having various operations where they try to affect the public opinion for example through forum posts. Would be probably quite useful to be able to monitor these as well.

Of course, as usual, on the other side you then have the peoples right to privacy and I'm not sure if the pros outweigh the cons.

In general the principle in Finland is that we can't setup ultimate defense against Russia. We can only try to build up defense, which makes attacking us too costly.
But we've seen time and time again that great ICs are not great managers, and what I understand of tenure track positions is that they are based on IC performance.

This seems largely a byproduct of the funding model, which seems unlikely to change in academia.
> 25A/380V plugs are pretty common

Not in homes.
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> provided that such scripts and code do not change the primary purpose of the Application by providing features or functionality that are inconsistent with the intended and advertised purpose of the Application as submitted to the App Store

But does this part not prevent all coding apps? As any code will change the intended behavior of the app simply because you cannot describe behavior of something Turing complete that can be loaded from the web and be changed online?
Not any woman, a "successful, intelligent, fiercely independent, hard working, beautiful, and multifaceted" woman! The best kind of woman!
Trump's so called economic plan has been trashed by reputable economists and publications. Its easy to see why - he advocates for low taxes and high spending simultaneously. I've read some of the other comments you've posted here, and noticed how impervious to logic you seem to be but surely you can see how low taxes and high spending is a combination that never mixes well.

Never mind the Econ 101 level mistakes made in the report (it confused the meaning of "nominal"). Read the reviews of Trump's "plan"

- Peterson Institute of International Economics called the plan "magical realism" - https://piie.com/blogs/trade-investment-policy-watch/scoring...

- Matt Yglesias points out the stupidity of linking of GDP growth with reducing the trade deficit - http://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2016/9/29/13075538/tr...

- Who is Peter Navarro (the supposed author of this mess)? - http://econlog.econlib.org/archives/2016/09/who_is_peter_na....

Links courtesy of this FiveThirtyEight article - https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/trump-and-clinton-have-...
I had the same experience with French. I learned it for 10 years, I even won a national essay competition - guess what, when I was in France, I couldn't open my mouth. English on the other hand - I had only 2 years of study under my belt, and lots and lots of practice - movies, programming books, Shogun by James Clavell, song lyrics, chats on IRC, and so on. I'm fairly confident in my English skills. I know Russian a fair bit, and it's just a consequence of living in Moldova, where we have a lot of Russian influence and a lot of speakers of the language (16%) - but since I don't use it every day, I tend to forget it.
> All models are wrong, but some are useful.

Exactly.

All predictions are wrong and make no sense for partially observable, multiple causation, mostly stochastic phenomena. It will never be the same.
> I live in Barcelona

Do you speak Spanish or Catalan with your friends and family when discussing things like Facebook?
> provided that such scripts and code do not change the primary purpose of the Application by providing features or functionality that are inconsistent with the intended and advertised purpose of the Application as submitted to the App Store

But does this part not prevent all coding apps? As any code will change the intended behavior of the app simply because you cannot describe behavior of something Turing complete that can be loaded from the web and be changed by anyone?
I am a native English speaker, age 39. I am learning Mandarin right now.

1. I am taking classes at my local college.

2. I am paying an instructor outside of class to accelerate my reading and writing.

3. I have started making myself write my everyday things in Mandarin. I.e my day planner. Notes. Grocery list.

4. I goto places where there are other Mandarin speakers and just start conversations.

5. If I want to say or write something and I don't know how I look it up on the spot.

6. I try to read websites in Mandarin

7. I make time to study every day

8. I ordered books from China in Mandarin to. Read.

It would be great to go learn in China but it isn't an option for me.

Edit: I forgot. YouTube videos
What makes you think that person was cheating?
How naive can you be to think that a career tax-dodger will make dodging taxes harder? I cannot believe you're honestly having that internal dialogue.
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hackernews seems pretty confident that Hillary is going to win this election. If anyone would like to bet $200 against my $100 (my position being that Trump will win the USA popular vote), msg me. I'm not sure how we'll do the escrow, but I'm willing to place a few bets on the underdog.
>I imagine you are not old enough to remember the yearly "The year of desktop Linux" on Slashdot.

Sure I am, but that meme was (still is?) repeated as a joke, did anyone actually believe it ?

>Also in the old days it was fashionable to try all WM and post screenshots of our setups, specially on weekends.

People still do that, there's a reddit sub dedicated to it: https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn ,but then again there's a reddit sub dedicated to just about everything.

Just like there are stamp collectors, train spotters, rock climbers, ballroom dancers etc, there are people who find enjoyment in tweaking/expressing themselves through 'pimping' their computer environment, I see nothing wrong with that although it's not my cup of tea.

After having configured my environment of choice according to my specific needs I leave it alone and instead waste my spare time on places like Hacker News ;)
Finally, some real talk!
You don't have to. Click the "web" link on top of this page, and then click the first google result.

Update: oh sry, you meant the movies...
Wouldn't the most important information, though not news,be that you guys live in a country where companies pay to support candidates...
>Thiel understands that should Clinton win, there will be war

Why is this?
thanks! I agree w/ you on that, will think about something else there.

Its been pretty interesting to work on as well. Pretty excited to be in the bot/ai space. It's a lot of fun to build. Hopefully we can get some traction and we can continue working on it! Really appreciate the feedback.
To me, if the goal is to build a business, it would make sense to talk to the companies that could be interested and find out directly.

Good luck.