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One of the reasons people live in high population areas is because that is where the jobs are. If we had some form of basic income, people could live more spread out and reduce the demand on expensive high demand housing.
As a community we should be correcting this proliferation of useless, misleading, and blatantly wrong terminology.
1st assumption is correct. 2nd assumption is incorrect.

My wife was perfectly happy in particular with the environmental and ethical benefits. Also doesn't hurt that you can get a larger diamond that looks much better.

Give your girl the benefit of the doubt.
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I've thought about what I would do in your situation. One way to counter the "you're cheap and don't love me enough to spend the money" thoughts that she may have is to spend the same amount of money. Say you buy her some kind of ring whatever setting / stone / etc... The rest of the "3 month's salary" marketing that has been shoved upon us you could donate to charity or give away to relatives, homeless or whatever. That along with explaining your rationale as someone else suggested would be good too. Show her resources online. Hearing it from someone else can help, show her you're not the only one. If you're still at a deadlock after that well, take it or leave it...
North Korea was doing better than South until 60s, and not too bad even until late 80s. (They even sent aid packages to South Korea once in the 80s, when we were hit by a big typhoon. Largely as a propaganda show, but still.)

It then fell off a cliff.
Oh, then if Trump only got 47% of the vote, the OP's point is irrelevant? Phew.
On a reddit thread, author had stated preference for MIT but I don't think he has added the license file yet which is unfortunate.
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Same. I do multi day trips up and down both coasts as well as cross country trips. I generally drive until I'm tired then let the gps find me a hotel along my route. I've never tried to book ahead and never had any problems with the drop in. If a place is full (rare) I drive another 20 minutes down my route and do that one. Easy peasy and I travel by car.
I paid a three digit sum and chose the ring based on what my girlfriend likes. She loves it.
Yep, once in Delhi I woke up thinking something was burning in the room. It was just the smog. Not going back there anytime soon.
So, it's a closed source implementation of an API for an old OS/Windowing system atop DOS. Despite the fact that both DOSBox and Wine will run them fine.

And it's aimed at gaming, but most games quit windows and just ran on straight dos, so DOSBox is a better option anyways, especially considering that you're expecting me to pay for this, even though you've already said the compatability isn't great, and Wine and DOSBox are free and both have excellent compatability.

Sorry, not interested.
What basic features and protocols are the Edge stuff missing (certainly BGP)?

"War story: If we change the wifi password, all our ubiquiti access point will reboot and the wifi will be unavailable for the next 10-30 minutes :D"

This is how it used to be. When I update firmware, all our Apps don't go down at once, they go down sequentially, one at a time.

I've never seen a reboot to change an SSID password.
Ehhhh I'd take it one step future and say "engagement rings suck."
No-one cares about this. The cookie law is dead.
Victors don't get charged with war crimes.
> So if she insist, don't be angry at her - be angry at De Beers.

I completely agree. My fiancé and I are currently two engaged Americans, and we had a couple conversations about how we envision our wedding ceremony to happen. For the most part, we had very casual viewpoints on marriage (we don't need to make a big deal out of it), but she wanted a ring and I wasn't too hot on giving De Beers more money. She agreed with me, even admitted that it was a silly notion to have a diamond ring, but I can tell it's what she truly wanted.

At the end of the day, I decided to go with the diamond and she really loves it. If I had gotten my way, I would've gone with an alternative like moissanite or a synthetic, but we're both happy with the outcome.

It's good to see that Americans are starting to wake up about wedding culture, but I'm anticipating that it will take a few generations for most people to rid themselves of it. If I purchased an alternative gemstone for my fiancé, her parents would've been upset with me, but if my child wanted to get an alternative gemstone, I would praise them.
Why did IFTTT become so bad with the recent changes? Why did they have to "improve"?

The updated app is horrible to use compared to the old one.
My guess is that this is due to a matter of fact stating of a rather controversial opinion held by a minority of the population.
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It's the engagement ring that traditionally has a stone, not the wedding band, which is often just a pure metal (in the US), though many have small stones around the ring.
Well, nothing to do with hackers, but if this

> Immediately they are yelled at by officers to strip naked, get ‘nuts to butts,’ and after being searched they are kept naked for several minutes until they are issued some boxers...

is true. Boah, how can everybody yell at the 'bad behaviour' of Trump and Clinton and look away here?
You lost me when you brought "vegan superfoods" into your rambling response :)
That's a type of logical clock you're describing (without a partial order over all events, just 2 events). Obviously, if you do that with all events, you will have a logical clock. The hash of the previous event is not a good logical clock, as you cannot define higher level operations over the values, such as - is this event 'newer' than this other event.
They don't live in a tech center and the local spam shop / crappy web property is one of the few local places who are hiring.
Regarding the second, that's very much the angle DeBeers marketing has been trying to push. In practice, it will be true of some girls and not true about others.

FWIW, I agree that "science and the progress of human knowledge" isn't exactly the right symbolism for a wedding ring. But I do think it's better than "blood and oppression", at least given my personal views on marriage...
I'm shocked that developers of such sensitive website would do this. Were the owners cheap and hired some offshore team for pennies?
What makes you think they are targeting the video, and not you?
Really? Even the scientists performing the experiment were asking to find errors in the experiments.
If you know the password in allcaps, then you know it in lowercase, so why would that matter?
17	fuckyou	34,498. What a strange password choice.

The interesting thing to me is that password choices clearly reflect the demographic of the users.
Yes, the ELO difference is pretty real: https://www.chess.com/news/komodo-beats-nakamura-in-final-ba...
For several years, I parted my hair the way I liked the look. I'm embarrassed to say how long before I realized and reversed sides.
The worst feeling is getting halfway through keying out your password on the number keys when the Fidelity robot tells you that's not the right password. I just say operator now until they transfer me to a human.
...and what if you have a specific certificate pinned in your private clients for use of a private web service?
That's a name that I like.
I can see you had another larger discussion around this, but I will also add one other thing.

This website has a higher bias towards both people interested in running a business (and the economic climate around it) and interested in disruptive businesses. We see many articles about Tesla, alterantive energy, energy research, and updates to gas and coal based technology.

As such, the article linked really won't fall on receptive ears. We've got a lot of other sources pointing out how very subsidized the coal industry is and we're all well aware that every time an industry risks losing subsidy it immediately performs a football flop to try and stop that, as it's really quite nice to have the taxpayer help bolster your bottom line.

In general, most Americans polled believe that alternative energy is in fact a good thing to pursue and we have evidence of other first world economies making it work and turning a profit while doing so. When we then put slick and popular corporate branding on alternative energy (Tesla's latest offering, but we could name others if you please) then it gets even more popular.

The denial of coal-based power as a harmful and inefficient industrial revolution technology is a minority opinion in the US, but it gets amplified by groups either losing employment or groups hoping to leverage the fact that people are losing employment.

That's why I think you got downvoted. I am ratelimited on this site, so I couldn't spend one of my few daily posts to respond to you yesterday. I apologize for the delay. But very few people here would go, "Oh, I see!" at that article, as it conflicts a lot of other diverse and less partisan sources that pass over this website daily.
They will die in their own beds, surrounded by their grandchildren, whom your grandchildren will be begging for a job.
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I would highly recommend "Hellhound on His Trail." Both a good look at King and the hunt for the assassain: https://www.amazon.com/Hellhound-His-Trail-Electrifying-Amer...
Respectfully, you are wrong on these points.

1). Mobile is not just about 5" devices. It's also about tablets, and even about working well on larger iOS devices like the iPad Pro 12.9".

2). Data tools can be fantastically useful on mobile when adapted to make best use of the form factor. Lots of the data exploration/analysis tools out there have nice solutions.

3). Your target audience would use them. I'll bet you money it would take less than a day to sketch a few mobile scenarios, based on your own software, that a focus group of your users would rate as "very useful".
I think your definition of open source is much different than mine. Requiring cooperation or interaction with the community is very GNU / GPL mindset, not BSD. Many of us are perfectly OK with code drops.
It's a bit rude to make an armchair analysis of someone's intimate relationship dynamics based on a single internet comment, don't you think?
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Nice site.

I tend to use LWN's conference calendar and CFP calendar for this; this looks like the same thing generalized to a broader set of conferences.
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I don't remember the source, but apparently there is an inverse correlation between expense of wedding ring and a couple's likelihood of stay together
Huh? Miramar is a steep hilly peninsular. Are you talking about Rongotai?
There's a difference between use and pay the bills to develop; fundamentally, the companies paying the engineers and testers and hardware bills thereof will control the direction of the project regardless of what the pmc wants. Or the company footing the bill for all the documentation and code samples [1]. It is also a little weird that java driver development seems to be run by DataStax and not the apache community. Hopefully this won't cause datastax to fork from apache cassandra.

[1] http://www.datastax.com/2016/10/take-a-bow-planet-cassandra
Cards should be easy to pull.

Things are tightening up.
>Quite a few programmers at my work have never used anything but Windows and barely touch any servers. So they don't really use the command line at all, ever.

>They also insist on using graphical clients for Git. This is of course horribly inefficient and leads to plenty of problems (mostly due to their choice of the Eclipse Git Client, which seems to have a lot of bugs). But they think the command line is scary and too difficult to understand.

I still find it hard to believe that there are people like this out there.

You're a programmer! You write in programming languages all day, but you think at a new language, a relatively simple one used by thousands of people who aren't professional programmers, will be hard to learn.

I guess Steve Yegge was right. Programmers really do hate learning new languages.
this is the only link on the entire ycombinator that is worth reading. i am lucky to encounter it here!
Nothing is something worth doing.
Browser language preferences, yes. Keyboard layout, no. For one thing, layout names vary between OSes, for another, custom keyboard layouts are a thing... However, you can try and read individual keypress events and see which printable characters are generated for which key codes.
I think a lot of women would now prefer a perfect diamond over a dirty ground diamond.
Interesting, thanks for making that point. I think it might be best to refer to one as a prng and the other as a prd (generator vs distribution) although implementing a prd creates a prng, some prng attempt to target a real random distribution.
These tax deductions make our tax system more regressive- the benefit of the deduction is proportional to your marginal tax rate, and you have to be able to afford school for it to have any benefit.

I've no objection to policy measures like this as long as they're coupled with other changes to increase the progressiveness of the tax system, but given the outcome of the recent election, I wouldn't bet that taxes are going to become more progressive.
Lab grown diamonds are still too expensive.
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Seems pretty cruel to me. Would be nice if we had some sort of standards or guidelines or laws against this sort of treatment of prisoners.

Would one need a safe word at all if we did?
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Latency for small random reads (16 parallel threads), using the Linux kernel source tree, when hitting in the SSD instance store disk cache have a 95th-percentile latency of 6ms with ~50MB/s throughput. When hitting in the memory cache the 95th-percentile latency is <1ms with ~380MB/s throughput. We have more performance data available at https://objectivefs.com/howto/performance-amazon-efs-vs-obje...
This is unnecessarily complicated. You can create a custom audience with url definitions and don't need custom events for that. Unless you are using a single page site there's no need to over complicate this with more JavaScript.
Cool. I never published an extension for Chrome ever, but following the guide at https://developer.chrome.com/webstore/publish looks bearable.

If you put your repository under some kind of open source licence, I can try the process on a lazy Sunday afternoon, if you like.

My email address is in my profile.
Is your recommended negotiation approach to lie?
I agree, it's pretty sick. I can see how this sort of behaviour can become normalised, hard to remove and in some cases part of what the public expect from the prison experience. Many people see prison as a place to be punished, so it's easy for them to rationalise any sort of demeaning or dehumanising treatment as part of the package - "well he/she should've thought about that before they broke the law..." etc

In addition if you're a politician you're not going to win votes by campaigning for better conditions in prisons, now matter how you spin it.
Yes, absolutely. I think as well that the immigration debate has more than one angle, which have (in my opinion) these most vocal arguments:

a) Immigrants are bad people and they cause crime and change our culture. Bad bleeding-heart liberal ideas that I disagree with are bringing in people with different norms who don't care about my culture or country. Those people should just go back to where they came from, I don't like 'em one bit.

b) Immigration should be re-evaluated, after all, shouldn't America be helping our own? Also, a lot of these people are working under the table, and when they go the hospital it's my taxes that pay for it. I can't help but think those liberal elites are screwing over the little guy. They are so out of touch. For example, look at how Obama wants to bring in even more. And those free trade agreements smell mighty corrupt to me - just look at those jobs we sent to Mexico.

The Democrats focused on 'debating' or "combating" A. B would've been the right thing to address, to respond to, with an actionable platform. I feel a parallel is happening in Europe today, a similar disconnect.
Then you should probably renew the expiring cert.
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They're expensive, most Americans don't have them, especially the poorer, and they're a greater hassle: people expect a driver's license. And once you've had one, they have your photo; too late to change.

Also, not having a driver's license is looked down on in most of the USA, outside a few major cities. It constrains job/dating/social/living location opportunities.
I simply leave when it happens; what could they possibly have to interest me when they are dumb enough to auto-feed their stuff.
Forgive me if I put as much faith in this answer as anything else said by psychologists or psychiatrists over the last 100 years (I.e. almost completely irreproducible and constantly overturned claims). I'll believe it once psychology is reduced to computational neurophysiology.
Definitely will switch that up. Thanks!
I would say the main characteristic is the murdering of people who oppose the fascist government. All the rest is just wishywashy blah blah. Oh, and watchdogs on every corner, prepared to punish you if you step out of line.

Honestly, I wish all the people comparing Trump to Hitler would spend some money and read a book on how the Nazis came to power and what went down in Germany when they had grabbed power.
Wouldn't the leakage be catastrophically worse if storing CRC24 became commonplace?

If they leak, it becomes trivial to find working password synonyms to stick into the other sites you say benefit from discarding information.
Great Idea.This is the source for DRM. If there is a way to not allow copying of digital Assets while allowing distributed access, then blockchain tech comes very close to this. If successful this can be very profitable.
So slight modification to your usecase, you can prove you are the original owner of a digital asset by hashing it and putting it on a distributed ledger. You will not be able to however proactively give out access to said asset unless you control how that asset is measured and given to you in the first place.
So this would be akin to proving you own the asset and use the blockchain as a distributed DMCA.
There is this NYC startup funded by Joanne Wilson doing something similar with art. That could be a start
Assume you're playing against me :)
Mocking for the win in Python (2014)
Hey, its actually vanilla JS/Bootstrap Table. I need to spend some time cleaning up some console logs and a few other buggy things. Hopefully will push some changes tonight.
Basically worthless word nowadays - it's shorthand for "I think I'm progressive and I dislike this".

("Gresham's law to the white courtesy phone, please.")
She's doesn't hold a permanent visa yet. It needs renewal every year, and after 5 years, she just needs to apply for a permanent one. We were lucky, since I have 3 kids from a previous relationship, so my attachment to Denmark is nonnegotiable. It took 5 months for our family reunification visa to go through.

In regards to your visa in the US, I think you should just wait it out. I doubt it'll get paused overnight, since the business impacts would be too great.
Just got married yesterday and went for the traditional thing. I am happy to read there is an alternative for diamond though, and if we have a gem put it, as is tradition for the birth of a child (for some), I will surely suggest this to my wife.
Thanks for the feedback! Now that I see some interest, I am going to spend a little time reworking the client side code to make it more user friendly.
That is a very beautiful ring. Thanks for sharing the photo!
Mock is pretty darn useful, but sometimes the docs aren't. I found this to be a good summary of moving around with `mock` ... the official Python mocking tool, included in Python3 standard libraries and ported to Python2 (`pip install mock`)
Doesn't matter, you'll need a new certificate either way.
No. This is a stance of totalitarian regimes. I doubt the people that joined this site should be shamed for their choices.
I've used their VoIP cameras, their EdgeRouter line, their Unifi switches and USG (Unifi Security Gateway).

They're good solid devices, and excellent value.

The EdgeRouter line is probably more powerful - it's a full VyattaOS underneath.

The Unifi line is meant to be cloud-managed from a central web dashboard - it's...getting there. Still missing functionality - you can always drop to a shell and do things manually as it's also based on VyattaOS, but if you want full GUI control, you may want to stick to EdgeRouter for now (unless you don't mind tinkering with JSON files). However, it does give you a single pane view across all your APs, switches, routers etc.
Just trying to work in a jab against that group?
I travelled that route (and back) with my parents a couple of times around the same time, as tourists.

I think I was 13 the first time, and 15 the second time. Although we had a mobile phone, we didn't phone ahead, we simply turned up somewhere. Perhaps once we had to drive further than we wanted (until midnight or so), and a couple of times I think the cost was a little higher than we wanted, but considering this was a family of 5 it worked out nicely.

My parents found some interesting places, too. I've not met anyone else that's been to see the Mitchell Corn Palace. (I've only met a few Americans who've seen as much of their own country as I have, which is a pity.)
What you're describing sounds like an outcome generator (which outputs the results of various possible actions) being fed into a utility function evaluator. As I understand, there is reasonable evidence for this being a functional model of part of human decision-making.
Read all the stuff by the username. Click the stuff that says "undown".
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I think additionally it would be good to compare the price*volume to get an idea of whats happening. If only a few trades were made at $5k...
Full excerpt from King’s book “Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community”: https://medium.com/basic-income/mlk-on-guaranteed-income-bfd...
I get that, but what does it have to do with CapEx vs OpEx?
And there's http://xkcd.com/1758/

Although getting out the business of "mysterious stuff we can't detect" is very appealing, I'm reminded that the neutrino once had that status...
Kind of like how Obama's admin locked Fox out of FDA 'sneak preview' press briefings? Or Hillary's sparse and nearly non existent press conference scheduling over the past few years?

Maybe those traditional outlets ought to be denied access -- they demonstrated almost historic bias this election.
True, but Trump was the Change candidate according to exit polls, while Clinton was the establishment candidate: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2016/11/10/th...
Healthcare in Denmark is just fine in my opinion. We also hold a private insurance through work.

What is it you feel you need to wait for?

Also, in regards to salary: Yes, it's lower overall. But it's still high, especially in the tech sector. I get paid roughly the same as my US counterparts (we have offices in Copenhagen and New York).
Could be dead on arrival without built in parallelism primitives.
Why shouldn't a special prosecutor be appointed? Is not Hilary under investigation for criminal activity? He foundation pay-to-play activities for instance -- highly illegal.