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Khách sạn đà lạt
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Khách sạn đà lạt có nhiều tiện nghi, dịch vụ nhằm mang đến cho quý khách sự hài lòng cao nhất minibar, bình nấu nước siêu tốc, TV truyền hình cáp, máy sấy, quạt điện, vòi tắm nước nóng hoa sen, tủ lạnh, nước suối miễn phí trong phòng và trà atiso miễn phí ở sảnh,... Khách sạn có dịch vụ giặt ủi và cho thuê xe máy, tận tình tư vấn các địa điểm vui chơi, tham quan cho du khách.
Ngoài ra khách sạn đà lạt còn có khu nấu ăn cho những ai lưu trú dài ngày khi đi công tác, làm việc, đặc biệt có xuất hóa đơn đỏ VAT 10%.
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Trump squeaked a win after some very bad PR for Clinton. Clinton was hardly a great choice by the DNC, and it's quite likely the choice wasn't even made fairly.

The best pollsters were very hesitant about Clinton's lead.

There is no arrogance on the left, because the real left were out of the election as soon as Clinton was nominated.

Clinton was a centre-right corporate insider candidate. Trump was a far-right corporate outsider candidate. Neither has any genuine interest in working Americans.

The election was a farce because the only two candidates were crooks - Trump certainly, with his appalling record of failing to pay contractors and his likely mafia ties, and Clinton because of all the emails in WikiLeaks, at least some of which may be genuine.

The only people who will benefit from Trump in the short term are the 1% who will receive some generous tax cuts. In the long term, it's quite likely - or at least a serious possibility - that no one at all will benefit.

So - stop the crowing please. This isn't a sports game, and Trump's election isn't a touch down. The reality is the stadium is on fire, the crowd are about to start panicking, and there's an earthquake and a hurricane on the way.
Maybe the government could hire them to build hills and demo hills? Just designate two hill sites per township and have people alternate between goals. It'd create jobs that require no higher education /s
Have they finished counting all the votes yet?

It's very close and the lead switched at least once. We won't know who finally won the popular vote until the counting is done.
> The only up side is that the decay products have a shorter half life. So the waste will only be a problem for a century or so, instead of for millennia.

This sounds like a tremendous underestimation of the problem - handling waste.

We have people who live 'for a century or so' but we don't even have languages (now!) that have lasted a millenia.
> In the UK

Scotland and England have differing private landlord tenancy laws so it's worthwhile checking the fine details in this respect. Scotland has a similar agreement to the Assured Shorthold and Assured tenancy:

1. Short Assured Tenancy where [0]:

a) the tenant is entitled to remain in the property for at least six months provided they abide by the conditions of their lease. A landlord can only evict if there are reasonable grounds [1]

b) after the six months is up the landlord can then give notice to quit and the tenant has to leave [2]

In both cases these provide reasonable and fair conditions for both landlord and tenant.

[0]: http://scotland.shelter.org.uk/get_advice/advice_topics/rent...

[1]: http://scotland.shelter.org.uk/get_advice/advice_topics/evic...

[2]: http://scotland.shelter.org.uk/get_advice/advice_topics/evic...

2. Assured tenancies [3]

a) a tenant can more or less remain in the property for an unlimited period of time provided they aren't in breach of their tenancy agreement

b) the landlord has a much harder time evicting tenants unless there are "grounds" for eviction [4]

In this case the tenancy is skewed to be more favourable to the tenant and the landlord has to do a lot more work to secure an eviction [5[

[3]: http://scotland.shelter.org.uk/get_advice/advice_topics/rent...

[4]: http://scotland.shelter.org.uk/get_advice/advice_topics/evic...

[5]: http://scotland.shelter.org.uk/get_advice/advice_topics/evic...

In many cases now, most properties are let as Short Assured Tenancies. Anecdotally, my past three tenancy agreements have been Short Assured Tenancy agreements.

In Scotland:

Tenant deposits are no longer permitted to be held by landlords or agencies and should be deposited into one of three tenancy deposit schemes within 30 days of the beginning of the tenancy [6].

Landlords and agencies are no longer permitted to charge for additional "costs" such as credit checks and "administration fees" on top of a tenants deposit and first month's rent. In England this obnoxious behaviour is still a plague on tenants seeking to rent [7].

Most landlords are now required to register with the Landlord registration scheme run by the Scottish government [8]

[6]: http://scotland.shelter.org.uk/get_advice/advice_topics/payi... deposits schemes

[7]: http://scotland.shelter.org.uk/get_advice/advice_topics/find...

[8]: http://scotland.shelter.org.uk/get_advice/advice_topics/rent...
> Dude looked humble-struck in the video today with Obama; almost worried about what he got himself into.

I bet part of that was an emotion completely absent from Trump's public persona: shame.

Trump started his political career circa 2010 as a "birther" -- going on national TV, asking for Obama's birth certificate, saying he was born in Kenya and therefore ineligible to hold office. Really racist, bottom-of-the-barrel tabloid stuff.

--

Obama was incredibly gracious the day after the election. Here he is, talking about how he's "rooting" for Trump to do well, how Trump's success as President will be the nation's success:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wr2USTE3L98

Meeting after all that must have been at least a little bit embarrassing. Even for the Donald.
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I agree that CLIs have advantages over GUIs in many cases (but the GUIs have advantages over CLIs in many other cases).

However, the linked repo in the original article simply presents a few commands for copying, moving and zipping files. This is useless and will not convince anybody that they do not _need_ a GUI. It makes a very poor case. If you know what terminal is and how to launch it you already know way more than that article shows, if you don't then there is no way it will convince you that you do not need something like Finder.
Yeah - but they weren't votes from "real Americans" ;)
> Games do get less fun as you grow older

Subjective.
I don't feel the urge at all, actually, and since you're engaging in discussion now, I'll address you:

I'm certainly willing to engage with you if you make a point that I disagree with - read this thread and my comments in it for proof of that - but that "phrase I don't like" is a racial slur, full stop, and the idea that you "learned it from a black man" fully excuses it's use in every conversation, in every venue and at any time you like going forward is, well, wrong in a way that I don't think you'd ever be able to accept.

Consider editing your initial comment, and reflect on the idea that butting into a thread with a throwaway racial slur is perhaps not the way to get people to engage with you.
How does Sidekiq compare to Celery (apart from being a different language)?

IMHO Sidekiq succeeded, because it works smoother, than other (Ruby-based) task scheduling systems, but can we say the same for Celery? It seems pretty stable and is used in production by many organizations and companies, so the question is, could one do the same for the Python ecosystem, or is Celery just in such a good shape, that it's hard to compete with (considering the same open-core model)?
Only if you don't have AMD hardware. I bought a laptop with some AMD A10 APU, integrated R7 graphics and a 1366x768 display. Installed Ubuntu to use it instead of Windows 10 because Windows 7 doesn't want to install on a UEFI machine where the HDD is somehow invisible to it and you can't use a USB 3 port because the installer fails to boot and all other nasties.

So I install Ubuntu and am greeted by a broken screen, where 2/3 of the screen are on the right and 1/3 is on the left, like somebody cut a piece of film badly so it's the previous frame and the current frame together.

I asked around and apparently Ubuntu 16.10 doesn't do AMD anymore because AMD didn't write a proper GPU driver, and the old driver for Ubuntu 12.04 (that's from April 2012 haha) is broken totally for new hardware.

So here am I using Windows 7 Pro in a virtual machine on Windows 10 home which constantly bugs me with notifications, is very slow, eats battery and is generally horrible.

Meanwhile my MacBook Air (which only has 4GB of RAM because I bought it with my own money and I'm freelancing and am 16 years old) is laughing in the background...

So, no, Linux is not the solution... :/
> I agree with most of the points here, but some stuff is misleading. For example the "you have to rebuild after everything that code change" is ridiculous. Just use "COPY SRC/ /app" In your dockerfile, and in dev mount SRC/ as a volume over /app. There, hot reloading sorted for development.

The article _specifically_ refers to production environments, and, by extension, staging servers:

“Good practices dictate that you don’t mount your source code directory in the docker container in production. Which means you also have to rebuild the image on test/staging server every time you make a single line of code change.”

Then it also states in the “logging” section that, contrary to the development environment “On production, since your source code directory isn’t mounted in container […];” so they clearly _are_ mounting the source code in the development containers.
Curious, the AUMF 2001 was reupped even when the coasts had a super majority 2008-2010.

And while yes, the coasts might be, but it doesn't stop them from letting the Hawkish Midwest go to war.
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the median Trump supporter had a higher income than the median Clinton supporter.

This is exactly it. Small-town America is a very different beast from suburban America. Most small town residents tend to pride themselves on their self-sufficiency ... which is, of course, contingent upon being able to gas up and drive to the nearest "city" (max population: 40,000) a couple times a month for necessary provisions from the big box stores.

Lisa Ling[1] did a great piece where she interviewed people in the largest Radio-Free Quiet Zone[2]. The high-schoolers she talked to spent more time talking about how different (and better) they were from "city people", a fact they were quite proud of.

.. _1: http://www.cnn.com/shows/this-is-life-with-lisa-ling

.. _2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_National_Radio_Q...
Yes, in my daily experience, Go is roughly on par with C code. There are a few constructs that the Go compiler does not optimize yet (jump tables), but other than that they are pretty close.
At face value feminism sounds good - who would be against equality, indeed.

Except that feminism is more than that: it is the claim that women are disadvantaged and equality means merely that women's situation has to be improved.

Of course I don't take issue with women having equal opportunities for jobs. I take issue with the claim that they don't have that now. That is the unquestioned feminist assumption here. And I know there are some exceptions, like military, or models and so on - but by and large, women can do whatever they want.

With respect to military, I would also have to say it might depend on women not endangering the mission. I wouldn't deny them the right to get themselves killed, but what if a woman is not strong enough to carry a wounded comrade out of danger? But I think by now they are allowed in the military in most countries anyway?
Britain must send its F-35s to Italy for heavy overhauls, decrees US
Question: just me or the filters to skip inbox are now gone? i've plenty of emails in the inbox that i use to filter out and move them to labels without passing by the inbox
> Both have a fetish for young girls

What's wrong with being attracted to young women (his daughter is no longer a "girl" in any sense of the word)?
How genetic testing companies are using automation to save time and money
>means hiring a rich black person before a poor white person.

What is this referring to? I've seen you say the same thing several times in this thread, is it referring to something?
I'm probably more on the "SJW" side of things than a lot of people, what questions do you have?
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What Every Developer Ought to Know About JQuery Internationalization
Ask HN: How do adblockers work?
Why can some ads still get through them, and how can websites detect them?
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Tip: in recent Ubuntu (not sure about upstream Debian but I'd bet it's the same) this is now the recommended way:

sudo apt install foo
It'd be great if you can share your learnings and increase in productivity with docker AND where not to use docker.
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Censoring links breaks the internet
"Never interfere with your enemy when he is making a mistake", a maxim attributed to Napoleon, works well for what I'll label as the Alt-Right here, defining us as those who's response to being called racist is "We Don't Care" instead of automatic surrender.

John Stewart even made fun of this particular attack 6 years ago (http://www.cc.com/video-clips/m0pvy5/the-daily-show-with-jon...), and our principle easily extends to all the other accusations the Left thinks are still effective in their "fight".
Proof: http://i.imgur.com/3wlPZZE.jpg
> but the margin of that popular vote is only by a 0.2 to 0.7% lead

Although the count hasn't yet finished - California could tip that a few % points upwards.
Based on probability alone, they'd do a better job at it and make him look bad.
I live in a big urban area in the midde-west. I don't care about poor white people sadness or coastal elite arrogance. To me both of those are ignorant extremes in isolated bubbles.

You people seriously need to join the military, live in foreign country for more than a year, or go shake a stranger's hand. Seriously... the level of ignorance and isolation demonstrated in some of these comments is dumbfounding. It college is your solution to "shaking it up" you are probably still really isolated.
I'm not just talking about the final results.

Nate Silver, for example, once said that Trump was certain to lose the primary and it wasn't even clear that Trump was trying to win.

He seems to have allowed success to go to his head, but to his credit, he's humble enough to rethink when he's proven wrong.

http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/how-i-acted-like-a-pundi...

That kind of hubris was widespread. Numerous unrepresentative polls were published, the media promoted the message they wanted to be true, not the message that was true, and the DNC thought they could push a terrible candidate like Clinton on to the nation.
I'm tired of the idea that hicks and blue collar workers won the election for Trump. A majority of white male college graduate voters voted for Trump [0]. Clinton won less of the white female college graduate vote than Obama even after all of the Trump scandals.

My take is that, sadly, there are a lot of so-called "elites" that care more about their own self-interest than social issues. In other words, people hate paying any amount of taxes regardless of where the money goes. One of the "dog whistles" that the media didn't pick up on was trump signaling that "hey, I'm rich too, I will lower your taxes if you vote for me".

That being said, I am also sick of articles that say the Democratic party needs some reflection, introspection, etc. , It was an extremely close race. We did well but we didn't win. That is all.

[0] http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/clinton-couldnt-win-over...
Honestly? You are promoting a policy of the traditional left (I say traditional left because the overton window has moved) on a forum that has a significant number (if not outright majority) of right/libertarian leaning people.

In theory that shouldn't get you a downvote but it does, much like reddit where you aren't supposed to get downvoted for an on topic post but you do if people disagree with you.

There has been a lot of talk recently of self re-enforcing echo chambers, ironically enough on here which is one of them.

Bias exists in all communities with no exceptions as far as I can tell.

For what it's worth I was arguing that programmers need to either unionise or have a professional chartered body (like Accountants, Lawyers and Engineers) decades ago, the writing has been on the wall for quite a while.

Getting programmers to agree what that would look like though would be a massive exercise in "cat hearding".

Unions aren't perfect but the abscence of Unions isn't perfect either, few things are and the question has to be "broadly, what is better for most people" and I think that is either really strong labour laws or unionisation.

Historically unionisation has occurred most when there is an abscence of strong labour laws (in the US and the UK this was certainly true, the reason a 40 hour work week is considered "standard" is because of unions (and Henry T Ford arguably)).
You can also find various stories of AVs detecting perfectly clean Hello World programs as "malicious". One example I remember particularly clearly was a beginner who had just downloaded GCC and was starting to learn C, and wondering why the executable kept disappearing. It was his AV. Ironically, the same code compiled with MSVC didn't get detected...

The other category of software that frequently gets false positives are demoscene productions, which admittedly do push the boundaries and can involve things like custom packers and unorthodox API usage, but are certainly not malicious by any definition. Of course there's also the cracks/patchers/keygens, which are not malicious to the user but are often detected as such anyway.
I am amazed that this will be the first comment on this page that includes the word RELIGION.
Travel is a luxury. My mother taught in a school district in Maine once, where occasionally, her students would talk about "taking a trip down to the big city". They were talking about Skowhegan, a place with about 8500 people and a WalMart.
There was a category of people [not me, fwiw] for which abortion was the singular issue that made them vote for what they considered a deeply flawed candidate. Everything else paled in comparison.
As a European, this article on cracked.com (yes, cracked.com) gave me a lot of insight into why / how Trump won.

http://www.cracked.com/blog/6-reasons-trumps-rise-that-no-on...

It's Brexit all over again. Will the politicians in my country (NL) learn to listen to 'the other half', before their campaigns start (next spring)? Probably not.
Pick something that you enjoy ... What does pro athletes like more then money, fame, good looks, and medals ? They like training and competing over all else. So in order to get successful you need to really like what you do. Sometimes it will feel like "work", but that usually means it is work.
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Can you explain to me why you feel that Rudy Guiliani is unqualified to be appointed US Attorney General?
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I feel what you are saying but... that IS the reason people offshore. Why else would they ship jobs out of the US, deal with funky hours, bad phone connections, and often times very thick accents (which when combined with bad phone connections often render conversations 80% understandable at best) if not to save money? I would feel like crap if I was in that position too but I don't know how you go about solving it and still have a valid justification for offshoring that outweighs the negatives.
Do you not perceive the chanting of "crooked Hillary" and "lock that bitch up" to be examples of bullying and public shaming?
nice anecodete as well: http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=is%3Aanswer+avast

not all of them are bad, but there sure are a lot of them along the lines of 'disabling/uninstalling Avast solved the problem'
It's a cat and mouse game really:

1. Overview of ad blockers and detection: http://www.detectadblock.com/

2. Ad network agnostic approach: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4869154/how-to-detect-adb...

3. anti-adblocker... killer: https://github.com/reek/anti-adblock-killer
Established media is obsolete.

Old media model: a couple thousand Harvard graduates produce and filter the content for billions of people (English speaking world) by monopoly control on the 2-3 television channels, 4-5 major newspapers/zines.

New media model: a media consumer can read the opinions and thoughts of 1000s of other people across the globe, and participate in the formulation of their own opinions, and receive feedback from others.

The one-to-many top-down elitist control of opinion formation and transfer is dead. For better or for worse. Probably better. Especially when it appears to be the case that the main opinion media elitists care about is that people acknowledge them as elite..

The only criticism of the new media model I've seen is the filter bubble, but I feel that is overblown.
It seems this version by Ark may have been a copy, in their description they point to the "original", https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jsonview/chklaanhf..., which directs to the version claimed to have a security vulnerability and appears to have been pulled.