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I can't imagine someone making this site without some bias.

But that doesn't change the fact that he did promise these things.

I think some of his ideas are good, some are disastrous, and some are crazy. But it'll be interesting to see which get fulfilled and which don't.

For the record, some people already say "Merry Christmas", so I'm assuming he thinks we can somehow talk retail stores into offending their customers again, which I seriously doubt will happen.
See also his follow up Tweet: https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/79703472107522867...

"Love the fact that the small groups of protesters last night have passion for our great country. We will all come together and be proud!"
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If there are at least two candidates in an election, and one has more votes than all the others, none of the others can have over 50%.

This does not, strictly speaking, imply that the winning (by plurality rules, not majority rules) candidate has over 50%, it merely sets the bounds on what all other candidates can have.

Clinton has more votes (popular vote) than Trump, ergo, he cannot have had 50% of the vote. That was my statement, and it's a factual statement. You interpreted it to imply that she, then, must have had over 50% of the vote. That was not my statement nor my intended implication.
I presumed from the context of the comment that 'usable' was rather loaded language used to denigrate the built-in Start menu in Windows 10. The interpretation works both ways, however.
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It was the Democrats' embrace of neoliberalism that won it for Trump
That sounds a bit like strawman.

Do you have a citation that a pedo has less IQ than the average member of society?

I think by using Tor that puts them in the top 1% of internet user knowledge, which is against your statement.
> I'm sure he'll see a very significant ROI on his $1M once the government starts awarding contracts very conveniently to companies of which he owns a portion.

why is that?
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Requires DirectX, so it won't run outside Windows.
The "jQuery === bad code structure" association is strong, even today. But the fact is you can write good code with jQuery – without Backbone – just fine.

Most all web developers of that day were new to programming (experienced folk didn't take JS seriously), so naturally they did not know how to write well-designed software. The benefit of Backbone was not Backbone itself – it was the community push for thinking about code structure in general.
Good to know. I assumed it would not be dozens of GBs, but I assumed it might be one or two.
Private property sitting on valuable resources hard to find elsewhere. This plus economic games resulted in Standard Oil with it's owner one of the richest and most powerful men in history.
That's just silly, the company Soros has a stake in only has about 30% of the voting machines!

Kidding aside, I don't think he would have actually been in a position to do anything to them to affect the outcome of the election.
Ironically this underscores why Trump won.
Read the next line in PEP 394 ;)

> however, end users should be aware that python refers to python3 on at least Arch Linux (that change is what prompted the creation of this PEP), so python should be used in the shebang line only for scripts that are source compatible with both Python 2 and 3.
I can't vouch for this site, but it has a good list of the emails with quotes from them and direct links:

https://angrypoliticsshade.wordpress.com/2016/11/06/podesta-...

Scroll down to the Bernie Sanders section for examples.
It's not about censorships by Russia, it's perhaps opposite of that - Russia wants to protects its citizen from the prying eyes of foreign government.

Putin accused companies such as Google and Microsoft of collecting user data and handing it to the CIA, branding the internet a “CIA Project”. The Kremlin went as far as recommending Russians avoid using these online products because everything was monitored. It must be noted, though, that other nations, including the European Union, Canada and China, have enacted similar data security policies in response to news of government online surveillance and other unauthorized access.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/denielmero/2015/02/20/google-hea...
What, PyPy? Their homepage states 3.3.5 compatibility: http://pypy.org/
"Most importantly, I no longer believe that freedom and democracy are compatible."

He prefers "freedom" over democracy.

He wants to disenfranchise anyone who votes against his ideas of freedom. This is not good, eh?
It's a little bit like that in certain ways, but it's certainly not the same. They simply didn't turn off the servers immediately after gaining control of them.
I don't see why this is interesting/damaging though.

Sure TPP is bad news but I really don't see why her being weakly in support of it followed by weakly against it is really that damaging/interesting.

Same goes with a bunch of the others.
The one on her "paying" people to disrupt rallies is a bunch of garbage. She received what looks like a newsletter from something called MoveOn, perhaps she even donated money to it. This thing seems to organise people to to protest against things they find reprehensible (which is apparently Trump to these people).
The site tries to make it out that she directly paid people to go and start a riot. In reality it looks like she may have donated money to this thing.

Either way it's still entirely uninteresting, boring, run of the mill stuff.

If there was really damaging emails I am sure they would be at #1.
As others have said, most likely not, as the FBI was not inducing people to visit the website.

http://lawcomic.net/guide/?p=633
Trump understands their fears. He told the Detroit Auto Club that he was going to put a 35% tax on cars from Mexico if Ford moved its plant there. He talked about other manufacturing jobs being outsourced. Doesn't even matter if he can do anything about it but the fact he said it--while Hillary didn't--meant all the difference in the world.
I'm sure after I study crime more I will learn that Trump regularly rapes women because he made a vulgar joke. It's just that the evidence is missing, but the crimes surely have happened. Sorry about me being so daft.
The problem is that we allowed this election to be cast as a clash between Corporate America's superego and its id. The fact that Hillary Clinton came from a middle-class Midwestern background and that, while she's absolutely terrible at optics, she's above-average for ethics and honesty among politicians... got missed. People went for raw id rather than what they perceived as the superego of a corrupt system.

I personally think that Hillary is far more liberal than she was given credit for. She's been turned into a cynical pragmatist by 20+ years of bitter experience in politics... and that's not necessarily a bad thing. I think her heart was in the right place all along. She'd probably twist arms and threaten careers of people on both sides of the aisle to get a public option passed, and that's the kind of ballbuster the country needs. However, she's the sort of person who does very well in 1-on-1 interactions but fails with rooms and groups. She has grace but no charisma. She let her self be painted as a duplicitous Establishment hack.

The irony is that Clinton and Trump voters both voted on the premise of their candidate being radically different from what they'd seen. Clinton voters believed that she was a liberal working within the establishment who'd bring us single-payer healthcare. Trump voters (except for the small percentage who actually are "deplorables", meaning racists and sexists and xenophobes) believed that Trump's dog-whistle rhetoric was just cynical game-playing. It bothers me that people accused Clinton of being "two-faced", while supporting a candidate in whom the best-case scenario is that he doesn't believe half the shit he says.

We also have a country where people hate the perceived cultural elite that is occasionally condescending ("flyover country") more than they hate the socioeconomic elite that is actually ruining their lives and that needs, for the good of red and blue staters, to be overthrown. Numbers may explain that. There are more of us in the 4.99% for them to hate than in the 0.01% that something actually needs to be done about (although I doubt that Trump is the solution).
You better believe it.

I was at the Rubyconf in Denver sitting behind Matz, and watched him fiddle with his computer and tweet instead of paying attention to Brian Ford's well-informed talk on the deep structural problems within the Ruby development community, which included their indifference to concurrency issues https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BagNfTbXn3w

I then went one of the talks at the same conference on improving Ruby concurrency for IO that was largely unattended because it was scheduled to run at the same time as an Aaron Patterson talk on literally making sausage.

It's clear to me through observation that the Ruby core devs don't take this topic seriously. And while current performance isn't presently a huge problem for my work, it's clear to me that a lot of people are walking away as a consequence of this.

I'm sorry if bringing this up makes me uncool at your parties or whatever, but if we're going to have a real conversation about this, let's have that instead of just singing kumbaya around a dumpster fire. Matz is out there selling people on the idea that there's going to be a 3x performance increase when there obviously isn't going to be one.

And FWIW, I had drinks with Brian, the other concurrency speaker, and I do recall getting tacos and singing some karaoke with Tony Arcieri. You'll have to ask them if I'm good for parties or not.
It goes to how the election should be interpreted.

Donald Trump is clearly the President-elect of the United States and will become the chief executive of the country.

But that is different than the election demonstrating that he is the ideological leader of a majority of the country.
It can, if you have a single production host and only one development machine, i.e. if you are a solo developer.

For anything more than that, native Docker tooling is inadequate.
I think people are fed up of the establishment and their apologists. People are fed up of this flawed narrative that apparently can't be controlled and only delivers more disparity and suffering to the unprivileged and more riches to the privileged. And this is some auto pilot that is beyond control?

People feeling powerless and craving control makes them susceptible to any demogogue. Anyone who can exploit this disenchantment will win, like Trump did. But Trump is establishment, his team reaching out to Dimon on day one makes a complete mockery of 'anti-establishment expectations from his supporters'.
> now we have Javascript being mixed with HTML

Now we have JavaScript mixed with an HTML-like syntax.
Nope, I have right to tell off a bunch of morons who think it's okay to contaminate this site with shitty news of a non-tech person.

The next you know, people will want to share their porn stash over here because it helped them connect with their code. Now by your logic, we should allow that to be shared on here, yeah?

Take your shitty news to sites like medium, you can mope about it with your throng over there.
You think that basic income is a good idea but you think that Bernie Sanders is communism? What exactly don't you like about Sanders? I'm genuinely curious because my impression was that Sanders would have done better against Trump, at least in the Midwest where Trump did very strongly.
Yeah, I recently found some sample code written with a weird (non-standard) mechanism of moving data between Python and Qt and it had all sorts of problems. For example, they had a Python thread that was running a timer and when Qt shut down, it tried to deliver a Python callback afterwards and things got messed up.

In general, the best way to work with Qt is to let it assume control, and it use its mechanisms for lifecycle-management. I converted the code so that it used a QThread-derived Python class and QTimer. Works great.

You basically have to understand the Deep Magic that makes Python work under the hood, and ditto for Qt, too.
You're a little right and a little wrong. It's wrong to paint all rural Americans as foaming-at-the-mouth racists. But if you think that many (perhaps even a majority) of rural Americans aren't racist, homophobic and xenophobic, then you haven't spent much time in rural America.
The big advantage to Defender is that it will never turn off, never show you an ad, and never ask for payment. Users are defended without needing to know it.

Conditioning users to expect popups demanding payment is unconscionable.
wow you are spot on with Bernie and Demonetisation of currency. I think I can say trump won because of independents were not allowed to vote for Bernie...effectively DNC did a self goal.

Bernie is the most popular guy ever.....somehow hillary and her machinery scrwed him, independents inturn screwed her.
I believe that the requirement for > 30 day leases is also an attempt to block the proliferation of AirBnB rentals, which the city doesn't look favourably upon.

ie) You can't claim your house has been occupied for 6 months because you've had 30 one-week AirBnB listings in there over a year.
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Are you getting straw man and ad hominum mixed up? Not that either of those fallacies were used here...
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It's not designed to do cross platform UIs and QT already is. It's be easier to bind QT to .NET than make WPF cross platform.
I think you misunderstand the fear of reprisal minorities feel. It is a truly awful feeling to not be able to either a) trust law enforcement to not dismiss you because of your minority status, or even actively repress you (black people in America experience this all the time, and now Muslims too); or b) not be able to approach law enforcement because you're worried that there will be more of a backlash from allies of your attackers. Consider all the women who accused Trump of assaulting them and then received death threats for themselves and their families from all over the country.

And just in general: the lady's a minority, and from a minority that is very much under pressure these days, thanks to a President-elect whose platform was built on a platform that attacked her, her family, and her friends for their religion. Considering all of that, give her the benefit of the doubt.
Whether IP should exist or not is an age old debate, at least on the Internet. I don't think anything new can be contributed at this point.
Are you saying you dismiss Snopes as being left-biased, therefore the matter over whether "Hillary Clinton was fired with prejudice" is still not resolved?

Yes.

As for the rest, I believe the evidence I've seen that this was true is sufficient to support my opinion, especially when combined with my own analysis of "Why the hell did she self-exile to Arkansas?!?!??!!!", the latter admittedly using data most Americans, let alone people in the world don't and can't have, and therefore we don't need to get into epistemological weeds.
This is a US company trying to export US dysfunction for their benefit. I imagine this will be shot down.
I upvoted you, since I think it's a fair question :)

I may be miss reading it, but it is probably not meant to be condescending - They are noticing someone's behavior and use a commonly understood proverbial phrase or idiom to describe it. In this case "gang of condescending children" might have been better stated as "childish attitude and groupthink" as it is meant to portray them as behaving with mentality of elitism that feeds off other people around them who echo and embolden their thoughts, making it very easy for them to dismiss others and their views unilaterally instead of reasoned and compassionate objective reasoning.

This statement might also be used like this - "So when Billy and his friends came back to town from their freshman semester and humanities 101, they were all too eager, like a gang of condescending children, to argue with Billy's WW2 veteran grandpa about how wrong he was about how the world worked and how much more they knew about it."
Eve V. Letter V. Roman V that you are reffering to is written as V with lines on top and bottom and means a number... V is just... V ;)
Comparing economics between states and even locations vs. how they voted I don't think that's accurate. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simpson%27s_paradox makes this stuff harder to calculate than you might think.

Look at VA income: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virginia_locations_by_per_capi... vs. http://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/map/president/... Poor areas are vastly more likely to vote republican.

Arlington county median income $101,000: 77.0% Clinton vs 16.9% trump.

Lee County $50,014 income: 17.4% Clinton vs. 80.6% trump

Trump was very popular with the rural uneducated and thus poor.

PS: DC get's a bad rap, but once again top 5 income compared to state and was only beaten by other heavily democratic states. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_by_income 4% of DC voted for Trump.
Do you think the response by Joyent was appropriate: http://www.dailydot.com/news/github-gendered-pronoun-debate/

Do you think this was appropriate and fair to the accused: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mattress_Performance_(Carry_Th...

Do you think the BLM riots were justified over this: http://nyti.ms/2ctkwYZ

Do you think police shoot more black people than white people?

Do you think SJWs consider the potential side effects of their approach?

E.g:

- Establishing diversity quotas causing resentment amongst others that "they were only hired because of diversity" even if they made it there on their own without a quota or special treatment?

- Making women, and minorities feel like the system is always against them and they will not succeed so they should not try.
Yes, that's pretty much the plan.
Does this library support making "derived classes" from QObject/QWidget? And how does that work, in Go- are they interfaces?
Your's made me cringe even more. I really don't get America, open racist and sexist signaling and an electorate that would react positively to that. Whatever.
I disagree that it's fear mongering and I don't think it's helpful to reasonable debate to call it that. I'm trying to understand what Trump wants to do by looking at what he has said.

On immigrant rights, maybe you're right, maybe all Trump wants to do is secure the borders but he certainly hasn't done much to discourage the nasty parts of his base form thinking otherwise.

On abortion rights you're taking a massive gamble with a hard won and important right. If you're comfortable doing that in the name of marginal free speak then that's for you to decide. I'm not.

The perception of Obama abroad is pretty good still. I live in the UK so I can tell you that he's perceived as one of the few grown ups on the world political stage.

They both may be opposing TPP but only Trump was talking about putting a large tariff on Chinese steel. Irrespective of the issues with global trade, trade wars are definitely bad for everyone involved.
Well, OK, it was an imaginary example of course so yes, there are limits, but the point is when comparing tax rates as to how "fair" they are it is completely pointless if one forgets the charity donations. The outcome becomes completely wrong.
What's your opinion of docker services (networking, compose, swarm) versus k8s (cni, kubeadm)

I suppose it's much relevant for those of us who are not on AWS.
But even if you accept that "democracy and capitalism had become contradictory, incompatible" Theil favors the latter over the former. Bad feels ensue.
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The basic issue is people now a days are not using language properly. Its hard to accurately convey what you are actually trying to convey. When you are writing on some topic, its easy to read what you have just wrote and correct it if it came out wrong. But when you speak, unless you are speaking to a calm and patient crowd, if anything comes out wrong then that will be used against you to smear you. That is what makes politics dirty and out of reach for most people. People often wanting the same things are just fighting each other believing that everyone else is wrong. One should learn to use language properly. Another important point is do not resort to personal attacks at all. Personal attacks makes sure the other person won't listen. Everyone needs to be civil and consider what the other side is saying and the reason why they are saying it. Media needs to report actual facts of things, which is very very rare now a days. Unless these kind of basic issues go away, democracy is a lost case.
For anyone interested in a surprisingly pleasant to use front-end MVC framework I am a huge fan of http://mithril.js.org/.

It espouses a (I believe?) slightly more traditional MVC interpretation where your Controllers are usually extremely light and in most cases completely optional. It encourages a MVVMC (Model View View-Model Controller) approach to encapsulate view-state.
The HN guidelines call for changing titles when they are misleading or linkbait: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html. What we did here is standard practice and has zero to do with Microsoft.

When moderators change a title, we always try to replace it with representative language from the article itself. In this case you can find that language in bold at the bottom of the article.

Users who feel strongly about Microsoft (for or against) are fond of accusing the refs of being biased (against or for), but that's the case with every emotional topic. It always feels like the mods are against you. But we're as careful as we know how to make sure it isn't true in reality.
Good idea, but that defense has already been rejected by the Supreme Court twice. Their reason? I kid you not... "the butterfly effect". The Supreme Court considers any activity that doesn't leave the state to possibly affect interstate commerce so they can regulate everything with that clause. See Wickard v. Filburn and most recently Gonzales v. Raich. Prepare to be enraged.
I think there's a bit of mix up between what an image is and what a container is. You normally don't write data to an image, but you can write data to the container. You can keep this data so long as you keep the container, and you can commit that container's data to the image if you wish.

I've found a good place to visualize how the filesystems work was this blog:
http://merrigrove.blogspot.com/2015/10/visualizing-docker-co...
If the FBI seized a store that sold illegal drugs, and kept operating the stores and selling illegal drugs for a month afterwards, would that be considered OK? I'm not getting hugely up in arms about this, but it doesn't seem right.
If you'd read the whole comment, you'd see that I provided an example in the comment itself.
I don't think wage gap is a problem. Most statistical analyses explain the gap (via different education and occupation choices, work experience and hours, and negotiaiton skills). Sure, women could increase their wages by negotiating better and getting education that pays better (e.g. STEM). Just as some (many?) men. It's important that we tell them that, but there's no point targeting a specific group with this message.

Yes, there could be other discrimination (e.g. there probably is some discrimination against women achieving high management positions) (although it's really hard to measure) - I agree that's a problem and needs to be solved, but it doesn't appear to me that the public discourse revolves around it (it usually ends at the "70 cents to the dollar" myth), and I think the current tactics are actually counter-productive (e.g. they're making men afraid of working with women, lest they say something inappropriate or wear the wrong t-shirt).
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