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I suspect because signed has more undefined behaviour. C compilers will always choose the option that gives them most optimization freedom since that's what they're judged on.
Yes, we use QWERTZ in Germany, but it's muuuch closer to QWERTY than France's AZERTY (needs shift for numbers!). The difference between QWERT{Y,Z} is those two keys (Y and Z are swapped), the shape of the enter key (necessitated by an additional key), and basically all of the special keys. Many of those moves are due to ä/ö/ü/ß. Meanwhile, AZERTY is very different, and even typing alphanumerical things requires paying serious attention to key placement if not used to it.
Very funny to read this absurd. I respect Ukrainians, and we (russians) have a lot of common traditions and culture. Ask yourself, what nationality had Gogol? Is it russian or ukrainian writer? You have reasons to hate Putin, not Russia.
I hate this view. I think you're just trying to be balanced, but really you are legitimising views that ARE racist and sexist by saying things like this.
The Alternative Vote would have prevented so many of the structural problems with USA's democracy that keep this country deeply divided, and people holding their nose when voting:

http://magarshak.com/blog/?p=254

As it is, the party that nominated the establishment candidate lost all the anti-establishment, anti-globalist fervor and vote that "Bernie or Bust" people represent. This fervor is not understood in today's Establishment including the media. The Alternative Vote would have properly channeled it.
No one is proposing sending all the immigrants back to where they came from, and if they did the economy would not cease to function. Maybe part of the problem is that companies like Google hire teams of 90% immigrants while Americans can't find good jobs.
I'm not sure it's "coastal vs interior" as much as "urban vs rural".

I think we're past the time period where water transport was hugely superior to land transport (and air didn't yet exist). It's not that much harder or more expensive to get a plane ticket or UPS package to the Midwest compared to California.

I think the election results by county support this. Even in red states, urban centers are blue, and in blue states, rural areas are red.

I'm not sure there's a sufficient segregating force to change this. Aside from election time and resulting legal frameworks that apply to both areas, the ease of transportation and also of moving information mean that there's little friction in being next door to or embedded within the other groups.
Yeah, plus his party BJP has been pretty imstrumental in the rise of fundamentalist hindu-right in india.

But to be fair, he's not carried out anything stupid as Prime minister. His election was based on the promise of development, and he seems to be intent on that.

One cannot say the same for BJP unfortunately, Hindu nationalism has risen and is trying to make it's voice felt. I hope Modi is wise enough to shut that down.
What I learned from this is that we should coddle idiots so they don't feel dumb. Apparently the educated need a better way to talk to the uninformed.
"I love the poorly educated."

This wasn't about the economy at all which is pretty good. This was a demagogue preying on gullibility. Y'all just elected him, citation unnecessary.
The similar thing is happening all over europe right know. Right-leaning voters don't want to identify themselves because the negative social implications can be quite significant.

Also the west seem to have lost its debate culture. These days most debates of conservatives and progressives in shouting 'commie' and 'racist' at each other.
In a good debate you wanna help your opponent to give the best possible argument for his position and then try to disprove it. Everything else is lazy and not beneficial for anyone.
I believe about 1 million consumer drones were sold during last year's holiday season. So I would call that moderately popular and 2,500 doesn't seem a lot of units in that regard.
I must be a moron then as I won £200+ Man, that stupid is really feeling bad right now.
Responding to allegations of not being a real progressive with "well, wouldn't it be progressive to elect the first female president" really rubbed me the wrong way. Maybe I'm not the only one.
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I think the tricky thing is that they are going to encounter fractions in everyday language before they are at the stage of discussing different fractions as being equivalent. I've got a 3 year old and 5 year old. The 3 year old uses 'half' whenever something is divided in two, regardless of the size of the pieces, even if I correct him. The 5 year old on the other hand is capable of doing addition/subtraction with halves, quarters etc. but hasn't encountered that at school yet and hasn't encountered fractions like 2/4 because people never refer to that in real life. By the time they learn properly about fractions in school, he's already going to have had a lot of experience of using them in a non-formal setting which is inevitably linked to concrete concepts. On the other hand, he has got a mother with a PhD in maths, so I suspect he might get introduced to the concept of equivalence classes rather earlier than most kids :-)

(By the way if anybody out there does have children that age, I recommend the game Fraction Formula which has tubes in which you put cylinders in to representing different fractions).
there are times I think we are just anti-success. as in, its okay to get certain rewards, get to a certain size, and then suddenly the community turns on you.

I am guilty of this at times, there are certain companies I cheer on yet I have to sit back and wonder why others I vilify. Is it the personalities at top or the actions of the companies as a whole?
America elected FDR for 4 terms. The idea that Bernie is too far left for the US is comical.
The big difference is that you can pay for the help you need (e.g. talking with a psychology to handle your depression) but the minorities can't do anything but complain to change their situation.

In my opinion, you are projecting the bad results of your love life towards the feminist movement, something like "If I cannot be happy, they don't deserve it too" (maybe you think the same in an indirect way like "why should they be happy if I'm not?"). In other words, if you were having a fulfilling loving life, you wouldn't mind the promoted women in your company or you will see it as a particular case in a country scope (realizing that there are a lot of women that really deserve that promotion but aren't getting it just for being women). But, since you are sad and depressed, you need to blame someone because of it which is either you or the women. In general, people rather blame others than themselves because if you are the problem it means that you have to work on changing yourself in order of solving it and that's a lot of work.

Take into account that nothing of all this means that you are a bad person or that you deserve to be alone. It's just that you are victimizing yourself as a way of protecting you from the apparently enormous effort of changing yourself.
If one believes that parts of the global economy, especially the US and UK ones, are going to tank, does it even matter?
I doubt that.

Theresa May comes to India and talks about better trade relations because of "our shared past".

Either she is naive and stupid or she really loves her colonial loot. Nobody in India wants to be reminded of our servitude in the "shared-past".
Or Clinton supporters were idiots not to back Bernie, you reap what you sow.
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Economists study data, make observations and come to conclusions. They can't just tell people what they want to hear. Trump told coal country he'd being back mining jobs in the face of a freefall in demand. That's just lying. Don't blame economists.
It's like saying that Athens were the capital of Roman empire before Rome.
> France, Paris - visited it and that's a no-go zone for me. Couldn't buy a ticket at international train station in English and German as cashiers speak only French. City is a ruin after allowing all refugees live on a street.

What the fuck. I have been living in Paris for a couple of years and those are insane issues to have.

I have not seen an increase in the number of homeless people in the street (which is not too say that there are no homeless people in France)

All the automatic ticket machines can display their text in english.

The state of the city is roughly the same as it was when I arrived.
Thanks for the article. This was a really nice discussion of life as computation.

That said, I disagree with Conjecture 2 on the basis that no independent storage was ever indicated for any class 4 behavior in A New Kind of Science, and "storage" achieved through encoding of information by transformation of immutable (homeostatic, anyway) state seems downright ubiquitous in nature.

In the post, John seems to draw a false dichotomy between computation and storage. I thought Stephen's book actually did a fine job of demonstrating (repeatedly, and at length) how the data and the computational machinery can be one in the same when the rules for transformation are inherent to the system. Ultimately, whether or not one thinks this true is probably decided by one's beliefs about the most basic laws of physics, and I'm rooting for a discrete universe.
As a European, care to elaborate?
This is why I like my country. You don't need to worry about the continuation of the policies after transitioning of power. Yes there are different focuses but no dramatic shifts in the general direction.

I don't want to get into a debate on democracy. But you got to admit that knowing your long-term policy won't suddenly change due to an election has its own merits.
There's more similarity between you and white men in Russia than you might think.

The trajectory of both cultures were at times parallel. Industrialization. Space race. Higher education accessible for middle class. Having to figure out womens and minorities rights, freedom of religion and abortion.

The bashing of white male culture obscures the fact that it's the culture that made universal human rights possible. Not done by Indians, Chinese or Arabs. We invented this idea that women and men, black and white should be viewed from same angle. Was universally unthinkable before.
All the other parties' programs say they will add up to laws in favour of women. FN doesn't say anything: It's more than I wanted to hear. Women don't currently have the same positions as men, but they currently have equal chances, which will lead to the same positions in less than one generation, so more laws would be unfair. Other than that, I've decided I decided to dismiss any argument about economics and immigration, because no party proposes to un-debt France, so women is my only criteria. Sounds logical since women have been the primary factor of unhappiness, both in my private and professional life.
He's been reading Kurt Goedel's writings on the constitution, ... so he found there are none ;)
It's a long established fact that an appeal to emotion as opposed to rational argument or character, is a far stronger form of persuasion. I think a lot of people overlooked this in this election.

Sure, people will justify their support either through reasoning or judgement of character - "He's a racist bigot", "She's part of the establishment", his/her policy is better etc. but what it comes down to is the emotional appeal of the arguments.

I think Donald Trump was more successful at rallying people around his promise to "make America great again" whilst Hillary failed to rally people around the idea of "Stronger together". I think her campaign became preoccupied with attacking the character of Donald Trump, seeing this as his weakness, as opposed to founding it on a strong appeal to emotion. I would argue the Sanders campaign was much stronger in this regard.
I was under the impression that it had to be $1000, but it doesn't matter anyway. If you bet $10 on everything that seems highly unlikely but may pay out a lot, you will end up losing money very quickly.
But the chances for a Trump win were still above 20% if I remember me well. So it's not really a big surprise that Trump won. These are the kind of the odds in russian roulette. Nobody would be surprised if someone got killed playing it while the most likely outcome is to survive.
Perhaps this is helpful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9m-kbBamg_U
Is your team of immigrants here illegally? Nobody is talking about deporting legal immigrants.
You, given perfect knowledge, would choose to lose money? You must have more money than sense.
I'd love if you could back up your "white people are major perpetrators of gun violence in the US". FBI crime stats don't seem to agree with you.
I think this is one of those examples where the platforms people use colour their opinion. From where I'm sitting Twitter and WikiLeaks aren't in anyway related. The Wikileaks stuff was all over the tech news sites, and more than anything: Reddit.

That's not to say that Twitter was useful for wikileaks, but I don't believe that it was instrumental.
Most of the people I follow aren't "highly invested tech (and media) people", just normal people who happen to use Twitter to connect with others.
... Said Italy of Germany 90 years ago...

It's not that you side with someone that's relevant. It's on what grounds and with whom you do.
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Nope I am not. You could vote against Brexit - an equal proposition. You did not have equal propositions against Putin, it was him against spoiler candidates, him versus straw men.

Fuck approval ratings.
This dismissive attitude doesn't help bring people over to your point of view.
It wasn't really stated that this was the case, just that cultures diverge when they emigrate..
> My impression is that pollsters, people surveying voters during the election, report via the AP or directly to networks; seems basically like the traditional news wire.

Sounds like you're thinking of the exit polls, but I think OP was asking about the actual vote counts as they're reported from individual precincts.
By most accounts you're like in literally the best place on planet earth right now, why would you want to move?
> Restricting people who want to come to a country to improve their lives is indefensible

Pretty much all the countries in the world do that. Mexico is extremely lucky to have a physical border with the US that you can walk/climb over. How could a Burmese or Nigerian citizen emigrate to US (or any other Western country) illegaly?
This would not affect the small merchants and dealers => I slightly disagree with you, I believe this is going to affect retail market, small time merchants, food and construction industry, at least for the next few weeks.
I also did this, London -> Malmo, just after the Tories came to power outside of a coalition (and for that reason), then brexit.. no regrets so far.
A fact, wink wink, nudge nudge.

Hey, is that a dog whistle in your pocket?
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Lower skill may be the important distinction rather than whether it's manual labor intensive or not like we traditionally view in the US. Sitting at a computer at a click farm in a developing country is completely different than sitting and writing options trading algorithms. On the other hand, I can't think of anyone that became a wealthy by sweeping floors, hammering nails, and greeting customers at the door regardless of their country or region.
The new notes have tracking chips in them, do they not?
I'm no expert on US politics, but wasn't he hidebound by a Republican house and senate?
The problem with perl is that perl programmers think they can replace thousands of lines of C with 50 line perl programs. Then you find errors like searching thru multicolumns of data for a string, when in fact what you wanted is to search column six only. It 'works' until someone uses that string in column 2. Etc. I switched to haskell a long time ago. It still shocks me that people especially in the chip and computer industry still depend on it so much.
> Isn't America made up almost entirely of immigrants?

Even lots of illegal immigrants. :-)
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Remember. This is india. They can produce 200.000 hot lunches and daily deliver them to the doorsteps of the workers by train and bicycle in rush hour.
I remember quite a few corruption scandals when PIS was ruling in 2005-2007. They have a few now too.

Hell...the vice-prime minister of justice was sentencing oppisition members to prison and his father was stalinist murderer that convicted Pilecki to death.

I would really like for people to check facts - the one that is screaming "im patriotic" louder than other is not better for us.
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"On one of my teams of 10 people at Google"

You're so far from the average Trump voter that they would never see your point.
For Sweden: LinkedIn and Stack Overflow Careers will take you pretty far in the job search.
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"Blood coming out of her eyes" seems to imply she's "bloodthirsty", out to "get him" or something like that. I don't see any sexism there.

People usually omit that first part, and falsly quite him as saying "blood coming out of her whatever", which sure does sound very sexist. But if you quote the whole thing, "blood coming out of her eyes, or whatever" sounds like he's basically backtracking on his (too) offensive comment.
But he changed his mind because he had to please the people to get elected, right?

He doesn't have to change his mind for the people again unless he wants be reelected.

If politicians change their mind all the time, we do not know what they'll do once elected, and therefore we do not know what it is we choose when we vote for them.

A lot of comments now, are about how Trump might not follow through on the stuff that was said during the campaign, or that it will become less severe. To me that sounds exactly like we do not know what sort of president the American people have elected -- And that does not sound like a good form of democracy.
Reality check: decent developer in Russia earns $30k/year net, which means ~$40k gross. Really good ones are $50-60k/year net.
The state of Virginia has a json feed. But several times I saw news results reporting more votes than the state's website did. So it's at least not just that, if that helps.
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I read "anti-patterns" but then it lists a lot of good things to do, with a few anti-patterns mixed in.

Fix the bold to be patterns or anti-patterns, not both, or change the title to be something like lessons learned.
>>I have no doubt that this issue cost many swing state votes but how many Wisconsinites have ever even seen a Muslim?

In today's world of internet, you don't have see a Muslim(s) to get an idea of how vicious the ideology of Islam is. What happened after Charlie Hebdo attack? What happened after Nice attack? Wisconsin is not some 3rd world village where people don't get to see/hear these news.

How many times did we hear "Islam is religion of peace" from Obama/Clinton and many other liberals after each such attack?

In Germany also, I saw that nudists were barred from some areas because it might "hurt the religious sentiments of Muslims" in those areas. Again, what was the response from the liberals? Complete dishonest response. Come on, if the same nudists were opposed by Christians/Hindoos/Jews these pseudo-liberals would have raised hell against them.
Bets for a Trump win were reasonable as a hedge.
Interestingly copyright industry has grown to be one of the greatest enemies of the democracy and freedom of speech.

I think that the shame is shared though as too many people started to disrespect the right of the authors to get a fair share for their work.

It still does not follow that we should prefer rights of the authors over more general civil rights.

If the choice is between authors not getting paid and freedom of expression, or any other more important right, we should choose the last.
Get out of your bubble.

Hang out more on subreddits you don't agree with.

Quoted for emphasis.
As long as the person immigrating has the right color skin and prays to the right god.
Yep, just $100 or so. I'm not a US citizen, so I can't vote. It would just be a statement. In fact, maybe I'll donate $100 to a climate change NGO right now.

There we go, that's a better statement: https://imgur.com/a/lPWRw
This is genuinely scary, black mirror tv episode -ish.

Future Trumps can follow some algorithm to have maximum appeal to voters ..
Snopes says that's a fake: http://www.snopes.com/1998-trump-people-quote/
If you want <exports>, with tariffs, US companies still have to compete with dirt-cheap international labor. This is what I meant by improving production but not production that <exports>.

Because when you export, you're once again selling on the global market. You must compete with all players. If you can't export, if your manufacturing machine is too expensive, or if your output is too non-unique, then you aren't creating the fertile atmosphere of Shenzhen. How is this going to increase export to generate more American wealth?

Having a production machine that makes things only for your nation and nowhere else is just a redistribution of money. Redistribution of money can be very healthy, but why not just do it directly without potentially wasteful intermediary processes?

Also, I mentioned the point of Shenzhen style abused labor manufacturing vs. robotic high tech labor, and that if manufacturing comes back to the US, it will likely be in the form of robotic manufacturing, and it's not obvious whether this manufacturing will have much room for the masses of unskilled workers.
Right now it's projecting a margin of 0.7% It's pretty hard to call that a mandate from a clear majority. I think we've got to accept that what we have is a deeply divided country, not a highly vocal minority.
People hate globalization and strangers.

People like community. It's hard to have a community when people don't share similar backgrounds, when people don't share same values. People will feel less connected and less responsible for one another. People will also feel more distrust to one another. Social cohesion will break down. This is the reason why integration should be an essential part of immigration. Immigrants should adopt the leading culture, at least when moving outside of the confinements of their homes.

When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
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Ha that is pretty out there.

I really hope the marches just sorta melt away into nothingness. I'm not even catholic and I feel like their role is purely to stoke the fires
yes, mosh isn't required, except with mosh you get magic roaming, disconnection support, etc. mosh is the best way to do remote shells from a mobile device (laptop, phone, etc).
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It's one part of it, and needs to be taken in historical/global context to be viewed positively.
I'd say the iOS simulator is better than the Android emulator, although it's much better than it was. But Xcode is in no way a better IDE than Android Studio. It's not even close. Xcode is a marginally usable text editor with almost no "IDE" features. Android Studio + Java is probably as good as a commercial IDE gets when it comes to code editing, generation, and refactoring.