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Florida for Trump.

Trump is the new President!

Have a look at https://www.reddit.com/r/The_Donald to see what kind of people voted for Trump. MAGA!

Edit: Downvote all you want doesn't change the outcome :)
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These are short ads that run every day promoting drive time programming. I hope this is unique to my local station.
That's not an answer. Do you prefer to avoid news, or do you go through some other filter? Or do you just pace the world watching the news in realtime?
True, but that's just kind of dumb.
Goodness, what did we ever do before Twitter?
We have a client's system that seems to get probed for this sort of thing. We keep seeing URLs like the following being requested:

htttps://www.example.com/http://www.baidu.com/cache/global/img/gs.gif

There are a number of variations including plain IP numbers and other URLs, like www.google.com being used.

I guess at some point somebody accessed the site from China.

EDIT: Just got another probe from 94.102.49.174 owned by Quasi Networks Ltd in the Seychelles.
I didn't mention theranos either.

Crops have inherent positive value. Business do not. Who cares about humility? It has nothing to do with whether a business should succeed or fail. People who have an axe to grind don't belong in a discussion about, well, anything but their feelings.
Very good sir! A fine choice to go with your $300 keyboard!
Intelligence isn't the deciding factor. Rather people judged by the electoral college to be unfit to serve as President.
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That's true. The difference is on a percentage basis the people who can't vote today are a tiny percentage of the population. In the antebellum South that wasn't the case.
Strenuous exercise. Forces your brain to shift out of the coding context.
Pardon me but why misandrist instead of misogynist?
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Food is a topic where people are intensely invested in their views, and shame-based thinking holds strong. Anyone who claims a shortcut to decent nutrition will draw the nay-sayers out of the woodwork. Proper nutrition ought to be hard.
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This needs to be repeated everywhere. There are too many system admins with dangerously bad ideas about IPv6 and NAT. NAT needs to die in a fire and if you're rolling out NAT for IPv6 you're wasting your time and your company's money for a bag of nothing.
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I left my last company when I realized the promotion I was promised when lured over to a new team was never going to materialize. I wanted to make a jump to management after spending many years as a principal engineer. A director from another group approached me and promised to promote me if I joined his group. I did.

He talked about all the new responsibilities I was going to have an the team members who would report to me, but before he was going to announce it, I just needed to deliver this one thing first. So I did. Then it was another thing. Then he encouraged me to setup 1:1 meeting with my future direct reports. So I did. He however, didn't stop meeting with them directly himself. They were totally confused as to what the heck I was doing and what exactly they were supposed to do with my meetings.

He encouraged me to do sprint planning and work with my future direct reports to estimate stories and execute. Meanwhile, he gave them completely different direction in his own meetings. Soon, no one cared who I was, what I said or whatever was agreed in the sprint planning meetings. That's when he concluded he probably couldn't promote me since I didn't have the teams support and that I probably should just focus on delivery.

Yeah...so that's when I quit.
int is 16-bit. This is legal C

For x86 in 16-bit realmode (i.e. when you're targeting PCs on MS-DOS), that is also true. Likewise, pointers can be 2 or 4 bytes.

On the other hand, if you are working with such an "exotic" (i.e. not ILP32/LLP64/LP64) platform, you probably already realise that a lot of other things are also very different and the fact that the syntax looks much the same and it's still called "C" is the least of your worries.

Microchip's PIC microcontrollers also come to mind as being an architecture with a C compiler, yet with very different characteristics from the "usual" x86/ARM. (AVRs, Z80s, and the like are more similar to 16-bit x86 restricted to a single segment, a "SIP16" data model.)
I think a lot of people are just giving in. You know, when you have to upgrade and have some cash to get the best machine for yourself you just do what you have to do. I am a Windows user and I honestly think that you would be buying the best machine on the market when buying a Macbook Pro (new or old) if not for performance, than definitely for the build quality. I think Macbooks have the lead here at least for a few more months before the grip will start losing power. Perhaps until the new Surface Book or the new XPS release, both of which have been great products so far, but just not quite there yet in terms of build quality and design. Moreover, I think i7-4980HQ is still a beast (and compares great to i7-6700HQ in XPS) and has at least 2-3 solid years in it.
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And the answer can be easily found in e.g. Federalist papers and even Wikipedia.
Watch the CBC News live stream with Peter Mansbridge, it's quite calm, rational and hype free.
Diode lasers can easily amplitude modulate at 10s of MHz, which can provide more effective pixels than 4k displays. If they're still using the piezoelectric beam steering they demo'd a while back, then that will likely be their scanning speed limiter, and thus the pixel density limiter. Their most recent patents suggest they've moved on to something more advanced, though, so it's tough to say for sure.

Regardless, GPUs will likely limit the render resolution for the first one or two products. Upscaling might be possible, though.
If you can't afford it, try following alternative

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Depends on what you mean by children. Most of these concepts appear as a child ages but I think they get out of the simple ones pretty early.

I know before a certain developmental state children will say a taller thin glass holds more then a short wide glass even if you pour them back and forth to show they are equivalent. Once they "get" the concept it is for life but before that it is impossible, logic be dammed.
I went to a Trump rally recently and found it truly unbelievable. Thousands of people, all demographics seemingly represented, lined up for hours despite the cold, dark night and horrible parking conditions. Trump was over two hours late, and the rally did not end until past 1am, but the energy and general goodwill towards each other persisted the entire time.
It contributes to preventing the topic from derailing into "how to configure tmux", which is not what my comment was about. Derailing threads is considered bad etiquette online, it's not just me.
I knew if I started I would not be able to stop!!
It's amazing, I just visited their Twitter to confirm and it appears the virus is spreading, they now have two offices and 30 odd employees. Not a cent in revenue or a kWh "beam"ed, of course.
Whoever's against me.
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That money != wealth.

Even if you give everyone 1 million dollars, NOT everyone will become rich (wealthy) because eventually this money would flow from your hands to the hands of someone that creates value. And you'd end up with the same poor/rich social strata, but now with high inflation.

Wealth is value creation. Money is just a medium.
I use Source Insight at work for C code and it can highlight syntax further than many editors I've used. You can specify bold, italic, font, size, colors, for every different token.

I think it's Windows only though.
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Willion v Berkley(1561) 1 Plowden 223, 75 ER 339 (K.B.), "[it is a] difficult argument to prove that a statute, which restrains men generally from doing wrong, leaves the King at liberty to do wrong" (Brown J), with Dyer CJ concurring.

Bracton, De legibus et consuetudinibus Angliae (c. 1235): "Quod Rex non debet esse sub homine, sed sub Deb et Lege".

Case of Ecclesiastical Persons (1601) decided in Parliament, "the king is bound by act of Parliament although he not be named in it, not bound by express words; and therefore all statutes which are made to suppress wrong, or to take away fraud, or to prevent the decay of religion, shall bind the King."

1615) 11 Co Rep 66, 72a, 77 ER 1235, Crown immunity from statute is confined to what in modern terms is the Queen's Consent and the Prince's Consent, and that there is no immunity from judicial review except with respect to the monarch personally (i.e., it is a personal protection rather than a corporate one).

Pawlett v Attorney-General (1688) Hardres 465; 145 ER 550, while consent of the monarch (sua sponte or under formal ministerial advice) is required for suits claiming money judgments against the monarch personally, equitable remedies against the Crown do not require consent.

Pawlett remained the law of England through the American Revolution.

Even though there has been statutory reform recently, this is still reflected in English law, and is one of the reasons why the recent headline constitutional case was listed as R. (Miller et al.) v the Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union.

Canadian law, incidentally, developed differently in the 19th century, and so it would have been listed as Miller et al. v The Queen of Canada.

Indeed the British badly mishandled the fighting in the American colonies, however that doesn't make your claims about the legal system of what was then Great Britain was correct, and your recent argument on that front is not supportable in English law of the time (and Scots constitutional law was not effectively in play during the American Revolution). Neither could whatever developed in the British empire after the Revolution was settled.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12904344
Yes! It doesn't matter what sex, color, sexual orientation or if we agree with everything - we are UNITED! This is a movement. Establishment vs anti-Establishment. People over globalism.
The timing is also appears to be aimed at significantly reducing cash availability for elections in the big states of Uttar Pradesh and Punjab which should come in Jan-Feb.

During elections, there is massive voter etc bribery with currency that tends to happen and political party workers tend to intimidate merchants into funding them. Undoubtedly the key political parties have already stashed cash for the elections and all of a sudden, the cash is useless.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12884477

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12890376
Yeah, they prefer if you don't distribute your builds (i.e. something named Signal and / or using their servers) to other people (because they don't actually know what's inside the builds, they've got no update channel, etc.)
Capacitors do store energy, in their electric field. Potential energy in general, as far as I'm aware, is stored in fields of some sort -- water turning a wheel (gravitational), tension in a spring (electromagnetic), capacitors (electromagnetic), chemical energy in gasoline (electromagnetic), nuclear energy (weak/strong fields I believe, not as well versed here) and so forth.
> Lots of people have been complaining online that the new macbook pro isn't a 'pro' machine because it sacrifices performance for portability.

> I think the majority of users

I do agree that the new Mac Book Pro is what majority of the users want, unfourtanatly professional users are the minority and the Pro is supposed to cater to this minority.

The other reason people have certain expectations is: the price tag.

I am aware that the RAM tradeoff was done to have a great battery life, which is great for people who need mobility, however those people are probably going to buy an Air anyway.
I'm sort of in the same boat with my folks who are pretty much computer-illiterate. After wiping malware a few times I ended up simply installing a VM image for them for internet browsing and downloading content. It takes a bit of getting used to but after explaining how to use it it's worked out great.
It's looking like it might be a Brexit moment for the USA. The filter bubble echo chamber of social media and 24/7 coverage of celebrities stumping for Clinton is going to leave a lot of people shocked tomorrow when/if it's officially given to Trump.
Scales for example do jiggle around.
In the UK there are £100 notes, except they're only issued by a couple of banks. Here is an example:

http://www.worldbanknotescoins.com/2012/02/the-royal-bank-of...

I still remember the first time I got paid with cash, and received a couple of £100 notes. Most money I'd physically held in my hands up until then.
On the bright side, there will be no denying what a deeply stupid group of people we are, as a nation after this.
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Then you'll see the economic fallout, and then it's just four years of misery, and people who can afford to, getting the hell out.
It’s not because of the signedness of char—not only do character literals have type int, but even if this weren’t a literal, the char would be promoted to (signed) int before the multiplication. But of course the multiplication of two ints can still overflow.
Yeah it makes sense if you are using publicly but for coding where only you see the font, it's a bit silly.
But the problem is, they remember that they used to live better just a few years ago, while simultaneously seeing others (political and financial elites) getting richer and richer. That gives even myself a fundamental feeling of unfairness, even though as a programmer I'm far from Trump's target demographic (although still working class).
In case anyone else was looking to vet the entire character set[1].

{I, l, 1}, {Q, O, 0}, {S, 5}, {Z, 2}...if I have to pause even for a second to find confidence, it won't be in editor. Old school MIL-STD-100 and its modern ASME Y14 equivalent were spot on when they expressly prohibited the use of some of these characters as designators in technical drawings.

>> ...using this (beautiful) script typeface for code comments has improved both the quality of tone and frequency of my code annotations — something which I highly value.

Maybe it's just me, but I find it noticeably difficult to parse the italics...suspecting it may have something to do with discontinuity between script characters.

Anyone have an idea who the target market is based on their $200 price point?

[1] http://www.typography.com/fonts/operator/characters/operator...
I use Ctrl-a as the "go back to beginning of line" shortcut that Readline-capable programs offer by default [1]. That's actually one reason I never got used to Screen ;)

[1] that is, using the Emacs keybindings it exposes by default. I know you can change that through .inputrc
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Note that photons only travel along FO cable because of the charge polarization of the silica. This is a direct analog to 60Hz "electric power" traveling along a column of mobile charges in a long conductor. In both cases, the electrons wiggle back and forth, while the photons couple to them, and are guided along. But charge is not energy, in exactly the same way that amperes are not watts, and current is not EM energy-flow. Coulombs wiggle within the waveguide, while the Joules proceed continuously forward as propagating waves.

The EM energy is in the form of propagating waves, while electric charge provides the medium: the waveguide.
Terrific, hilarious page. I'm in the camp that likes glenn's humming though.
Yes, irrelevant.
Where is there to "get out" to though? Economically the US has been outperforming the rest of the world recently.

I'm especially worried because the developer job market is a lot worse outside the US than inside it. I genuinely don't know where to go (recession seems inevitable).
That's actually really clever!
Canada's immigration site is down due to volume.

It won't happen, but it'd be hilarious if the Democrats planned to rig future elections by importing millions of immigrants to vote for them, and they instead end up emigrating by the millions to Canada thus swinging it in the opposite direction.
So amusing.

(Somewhat surprised the average person hasn't gotten the memo after X decades)
Don't forget about gravity as well.

Interestingly, cohesion itself is caused by electric fields between water molecules due to their polarity (uneven distribution of charge, oxygen is electron-greedy). Much like a capacitor, separating the molecules (plates of the capacitor in the analogy) requires work which gets stored in the electric field between them.
Any aliens that would drop by Earth are presumably far more advanced than us. Their technology is far more sophisticated and miniaturized than ours. And if we accept that the Singularity idea has any validity at all, they've long since become their technology, thereby reaping vast benefits of intelligence and longevity. In this form, they could move from star to star relatively easily.

So the best way to imagine aliens is as swarms of ingenious nanomachines, spreading across the galaxy like a silent yet thoughtful breeze. There's liable to be several in the room with you right now.
The season finale of the USA, representative democracy is in a bubble and the bust is inevitable.
I think you're actually completely wrong about that. I think most people will assume it's an actual update when the animation moves. It's the devs that will stop to think if they're actually doing that or not, and have the knowledge to check for themselves.
Honest question: Doesn't it get difficult to decide who to vote when you have such choices?
You don't have to run Chrome OS. You can install Elementary or another Linux distro.
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I do a lot of work in ssh shells, and somehow years ago I got out of the habit of using screen or tmux. I just took 20 minutes to go through the tutorial linked in this article.

With a pane open as a shell and another pane opened with emacs+intero almost immediately it felt better than using different ssh shells, which is what I usually do. The control-b prefix character use never interfered with any of my activities.
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Trump wins Florida!

Favorite Reddit comments so far.

"There is still California, there's always money in the banana stand."

"CNN, now is not the time to be playing an advert for The Man In The High Castle".
> The assumption is people will change their vote based on early counts.

I think the most likely problem is not votes being swayed by popularity -- probaly moreso is turnout being impacted by a large lead.
Meh. The United States has been through some pretty rough times. It is, of course, impossible to predict the future by looking at the past, but it seems unlikely that this is anywhere near the "season finale".
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Canada, Australia, New Zealand...
Severe weather (tornadoes) is also the most important benefit I get from Twitter.

Generally speaking, it's great for aggregating witness accounts of a real-time event that's going on.
We have forgotten tons -- like how the Romans made ice in the desert, Greek fire and how to bend mother of pearl to clad statues -- yet imagine ourselves superior in every way.
For those apparently disturbed [1] by some attribute of the above, please see:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guttural - note that the German language is, by some[2], considered guttural. Happens to be among my favorites too. "Ahem", being a guttural sound, I jovially compared to a hypothetically enlarged and garrulous German with influenza (for purposes of exaggeration), which one might fairly imagine sounding slightly more pharyngeal than usual - which I must add that I would truly not find offensive. As for any perceived assault on the ubiquitous abuse of the word "like", if there is anything I can add to exacerbate it, I'd be delighted to oblige.

1. Euphemism for forbidden reference regarding votes

2. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/08/03/german-harsh-langua... - A little witzelsucht for your aphonogelia.
If that is your basis for voting, flip a coin. No single candidate is going to change that, and its not clear if it is even possible to revert so dramatically.
To be fair, the polls were consistently in the opposite direction. 538 had clinton at 70%, PEC at 99%, everyone else somewhere in between. It's a black swan event, bubble or no.
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Sure, but it's not a symmetrical or reflexive relationship.
I like the sentiment. The question now becomes "do you think Trump will follow through?".
>There was a comment thread around here a week or two ago where someone pointed out it's kind of insane SQL has stuck around so long, and no one could point to any worthy potential replacements

SQL is based on relational algebra -- so it's the model with the best theoritical justification out there, even if the syntax could be improved.

It's the other ad-hoc solutions that is crazy that they keep getting suggested. SQL/RDBMS were invented because we had those (key stores etc, tree dbs) and they were crap.
Good timing! I'll be needing a solid S3/Disk abstraction, and may as well go with this. Thanks!
I was keeping an eye on perl6 for a long time, still do, still have 3+ RSS feeds that are perl6 related. But as a 'not workhorse language that is potentially worth learning' it shares space with Red http://www.red-lang.org and it interest me more at the moment.
Come on, at least give the guy a chance before bashing the future economy.
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I had a feeling this was going to happen today when I saw that virtually everyone in my Facebook feed and everyone on the streets of NYC was supporting Hillary. Every extra +1 in NYC is pretty much going to be -1 in a swing state.

As one of the hundreds of folks banned from DailyKos for being too liberal, I've been spending some time reading the Trump subreddit, and I have to say that Hillary has run perhaps the worst campaign in memory:

- Rigged the primaries against Bernie, disenfranchised hundreds of thousands of voters, and cheated during the debates.

- Spent 5x more on paid media advertising, and got all the social media sites to censor pro-Trump messages.

- Paid shills to attack anyone who disagrees with her policies on social media.

- It looks like there is a good chance her campaign was behind the attempt to frame Assange for pedophilia.

- Made gender her primary selling point with her #imwithher slogan. (Imagine if she had gone with something like #TheNextAmerica instead, to contrast with MAGA.)

- Accusing Trump of saying and doing tons of things he didn’t actually say or do.

- Characterizing Trump supporters as racists, bigots, deplorables, etc.

- Paying people to incite violence at Trump rallies

- Accusing Russia of hacking her campaign’s emails when in fact it was oedesta who gave out his password to a phishing site… twice… without two-factor enabled.

- Having Bill meet with Loretta Lynch during the email investigation. Then appointing Podesta's close friend to run the email investigation which resulted in a last minute FBI coup forcing Comey to make a statement.

I didn't vote for Trump, I don't support Trump, and I'm as horrified that he's going to be President as anyone else. But I have to say the actions of the DNC, Hillary, her campaign, and many of her supporters have been egregiously bad.

And now everything is super fucked.

edit: For everyone downvoting me, go turn on The Young Turks livestream and hear it from Cenk.
Have a look at the electoral votes map.

Even NYTIMES gives Trump +95% change to win.