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You sound young, and naieve.

1. Most renters are terrified of irritating the landlord, especially in a hot markets, like the Bay Area. Landlord at 3 am in the morning, "She irritated me with the shower pressure question last month! I'll raise her rent next next time around?" Yes--it happens, all the time.

2. So many people have no idea what condition a rental is suspose to be on. I had a girlfriend in San Fransisco, who had the water psi of the Landlord pissing through the 3/8 inch lead supply pipe. I asked her about the problem. She didn't even notice it. The morning shower was more like a misting. And the toilet; I was a genuine antique. Literally had the gun behind the water closet.(Godfather--when Michael goes to the bathroom.)

3. If you have a section 8 voucher, and you are lucky enough to get a rental, you definetly have rights. But--then again, people are afraid to complain. It's very easy to get kicked out.

4. America definetly has rentals that are places I wouldn't live in. Housing is in such high demand--no one rocks the boat. It needs to change! We need to increase the supply, or open up land that we can camp on. It's beyond the critical stage.
> Do the TDD fanatics downvote to hell everything anti-TDD?

I didn't mean to criticize either stance with the statement. I said that because i find most TDD threads on HN get very heated, with commenters being highly polarized and entrenched in their opinions. I've avoided commenting them on the past because of this. But i am happy the discussions under this story are a great deal more civil and informative.
Sure, I will be more excited when it is independently replicated as any science of this type should no matter where it comes from.
There are beliefs that it is fair to reasonably argue with and then there are statements that defy common decency. At some point offensive statements should be shunned, not engaged with.
I don't think he's tired. By the time he took the stage, news networkers have been railing about global markets in free-fall for several hours.

He literally cannot restart his shpiel until the markets stabilize. To me, his suppression looks contrived.
"and that Trump gets the big things right even though his behavior isn't acceptable"

It wasn't that unacceptable if he gave him a million dollars and is now working for him.
Are you trying to equate my distaste for your reasoning with sexual assault? This makes me assume that you're trolling, but I can't imagine to what end.
It's an incremental step on a long road. To be sure, the ultimate goal is to understand how to control the plasma well enough to support indefinitely long pulses. But incremental improvements add up, or rather they compound like interest.
> "Lots of individuals who Trump "owes" through either money or support they provided to him; pure cronyism."
Trump is the most 'free' President in modern history.
He 'owes' the least, to the fewest people.

No, the people he owes just aren't other politicians.
True true, I didn't say the model wasn't messed up and that practically the same effect didn't occur, but my comment was primarily on the overt wage theft at Amazon, versus the hidden wage theft that occurs as a contractor at Uber & Lyft. The equivalent there is if you just didn't get paid for quite a few rides at all.
Because an error in your payroll can be fixed. Once an election is certified, it's done. Even the evidence is destroyed after a brief time period.
I think George W Bush would be quite happy that he will no longer be considered the worst president in recent history.
If there is anyone I want at the helm of America, it's Peter Theil. If I was going to bet on anyone to solve the nation's problems it would be him. But then, I would be surprised if he accepts the role. He seems like a very private individual and someone who is interested in capital than in politics. It would be a great personal sacrifice for him to turn his back on his business ventures to look into stuff like this that will give him very little return and take up an enormous amount of his time and resources.
Who do you think voted to start the US government?
I'm a bit confused by this comment. Are you implying that "an academic culture of scientific honesty" is something the non-Chinese world has but China doesn't?

I'll concede it's probably a matter of degree.
Christian science is not real science because it has "science" in the name either.

If climate science is real science, it's because another reason than because it's labeled science.
"I've seen both occur this election."

That's obviously a false equivalence. On the one hand, the candidate was encouraging his supporters' violence. On the other... well, not that.
Japan is also a fiercely racist society, far more so than America.
Trump is the most 'free' President in modern history.

He has to buy the support of Congress.

He'll give appointments to people who can stand to keep agreeing with him. At least Thiel is loyal to a persistent Republican theme, which is attacking higher education.
I addressed this upthread.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12927983
The reason we consistently end up with a roughly equal two party split is because the need to get 51% of the vote. The Democrats would just adjust the party platform and pull some dis-satisfied portion(s) of the Republican party in until the vote was roughly 50-50 again.
One of the key things about Bahmni that differentiates it is that most of the EMR screens / fields in Bahmni are configurable via JSON / Administrator UI. You don't need to fork / code / branch to make these changes. In some places you can also change the order in which screens get rendered via configuration. So, your Bahmni config stays separate from the "product", which allows you to upgrade and get new features without having to manage your own version of Bahmni. All you need to manage is the metadata.

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That's simply not true, that is not what the diversity myth was about.
Yes, like this.
I don't exactly know how to express this in English. In Russian I would say that this is "good pseekheeka" which means combination of man's abilities (like in RPG).

So, it is emotional intelligence, persistence, will, ability to make friends, charisma, luck, fearlessness, high motivation, sensitivity, humility, ironic perception of the world, ability to resolve conflicts, ability to make boundaries, healthy aggression, ability to cope with your own aggression and aggression of others, ability to cope with doubts, deep understanding of other people, ability to learn things, ability to understand, ability not to divide everything to black and white, ability to break patterns in mind, lack of mind problems... etc.

You also not only need to know many complex things. You need to know unique things, and this things must create something like 3D network in mind. They must be linked with each other. The quality of this network and quality and uniqueness of facts are 100 times more important then amount of facts.

So if some liberal know many things like "LGBT is good", "aggression is bad", "people are equal" and usually they just repeat that over and over, this is nothing. They can read books, but reading by itself doesn't create links and facts that they read aren't unique. This is just something like propaganda but more subtle. They install kernel of left liberalism in their mind and that kernel controls them. They don't have ability to control it. They don't even understand that it's exist.

So if we look at this like points in RPG, I rank Trump higher than Clinton. He understands people much better so he has better emotional intelligence and many other things. He is good showman and this means that he has many social abilities. He is funny. He is businessman so he is very adequate in life. He has healthy aggression and this is good. He is more fearless. He doesn't fear to look stupid. He doesn't have much shame and I thinks it's healthy. He has charisma. He has healthy family.
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"Hillary has also lied, I admit it, but it is not even on the same league of Trump."

Come on, even as a liberal - when DWS resigned from the DNC for ethics violations related to the primaries, it was what ... thirty six hours before the Hillary Campaign announced that she was working on the campaign.

That was a "fuck you, we're corrupt and you can't do anything about it".

And in case there remained any doubt, we saw the same thing repeated with Donna Brazile. Fed debate questions to Hillary beforehand, left DNC ... to work for Hillary.
This is about how the user interacts with the configuration process, not where the configuration variables are stored.
Half of the Ruby that I write is not web applications - it's scripts that configure servers, import and export data, optimise a manual process, etc. Ruby is perfectly performant in those scenarios.

It's become a horrible meme I can run a script that reformats a 30 line CSV file the way I want it in 0.05s and someone will almost certainly lean over and say "Ruby is too slow, you really need to upgrade to <x>". Or the intranet application I wrote in Sinatra last year for a total of four users, where all I got questions about how it could be usable without "asynchronous".

That said, I don't understand Ruby's performance position. IBM released a preview of their JIT implementation over a year ago, with much fanfare. By many accounts, it held major practical improvements. Since then, I haven't heard a thing about it, and the Ruby team seem to be spending years talking about implementing the same thing.
Changing the rules requires only a simple majority.

There's a reason it was called the "nuclear option".
Don't paint us with a broad brush, there are many represented opinions here and we are having a healthy discussion.
It's only pay to play when it's people you don't want to play with.
I guess in trying to keep a friendly tone to my post I overneutered it. But yes, I was referencing the stuff that was happening in the news article I linked. Similar things happened right after the Brexit vote: All of a sudden, people coming out of the woodwork thinking it's now okay to tell others to "go back to their country" (even natives), to threaten them, beat them up, etc.

The more divisive the vote is, the more violent the winner gets. Bullying is easier when you have the numbers.

America just elected someone who actively encouraged beating people up at rallies. The fallout is going to suck.
To claim that Islam is somehow innately "vicious" or "barbaric" is just insulting.
Walmart does this all the time in Asian markets.
> That doesn't justify robbing people of their property rights, by dictating how they shall use their own resources.

Yes, it does, if the voters decide it does. Republic beats market.

> morally totally unacceptable

Ah, yes, beating the "taxes are rape" drum. Since when is the market "moral?!" Also, this isn't a private transaction, it's a property tax. You are paying the government a fee for the protection of your property from bandits, raiders, fire, invading armies, and other malicious actors as well as gaining access to electricity, roads, water, waste management, etc.

If you don't like it, sell your luxury $3M house that you don't live in and buy a house in some other rich coastal town that values property rights. Let the market decide.

EDIT:

A thought experiment: is it within your property rights to dump toxic industrial waste chemicals on your own property? Let's say it is. What about when your chemicals that you have every right to dump on your own property start leaking onto your neighbor's property? Is it still within your property rights when it starts adversely affecting the people around you? Is it still your own personal decision to do what you want on your property even though it is now affecting the people around you?

Having an empty $3M house sitting around invites theft. It invites disrepair. It affects the market value of the homes around it. If your neighbor's house is affecting the market value of your house, is that neighbor within their property rights?

Where do you draw the line?
I understand what is being reported now. I'm referring to my sense of awareness before the election. It looked like a big win - to me at least.
When you start calling every Trump supporter a race baiter, bigot, or racist without understanding their viewpoint, it's time to stop using those words and take a look in the mirror.
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> For thousands of years, musicians never got paid for recorded music, yet they survived.

This argument is bullshit.

For thousands of years, customers never got recorded music, yet they survived.

Today though? They're awash in recorded music.

And it's not like no one is making money on recorded music. Numerous tech companies have made fortunes on top of music. YouTube alone is a multi-billion-dollar business and is packed with recorded music. I mean, look at the list of most-viewed videos; it's all recorded music:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_viewed_YouTube_vi...

The problem is not that musicians aren't making money on recorded music. The problem is the recorded music is being enjoyed by more customers than ever before, more money is being made off it than ever before, but a lot less of it makes it back to the actual artists than ever before.

A system that was symmetrical has been made asymmetrical. It was done on purpose by people who wanted to get rich, and then an entire generation was convinced it was good, and just, and inevitable.
It's well under half when most of their positions are in Chicago and New York. But I hope they don't actually trust "we welcome and accept employees with all political beliefs" after singling out Trump supporters and ignoring Clinton supporters who are doing things like disowning family over this election.
These numbers are absolutely sick...

I'm gonna have to implement my own single's day sale in 2017!
I'm saying that given the direct, plain and obvious connection between the policies he advocated for, and the groups who supported him, it is reasonable to ask whether it was his intent to court the support of those groups.

I notice you also haven't answered my question: does your sudden intense desire to pick apart any argument I make apply to all arguments, or only -- by complete coincidence -- to arguments made with respect to Donald Trump?
It can be extended for Option in the future, we're just not sure that we're doing it yet.

(I personally am opposed, but I suspect I'm in the minority.)
How is this a coherent argument? "Here is an individual moment from someone's life. Use it to prove they're bigoted."

How about we cite other moments in his life? Like the (multiple!) Stanford peers he had who recounted his support for apartheid, or the book he wrote about the evils of diversity, or the blog post he wrote for Cato in 2009 lamenting that women had obtained the right to vote? How about getting up on stage and calling a person who repeatedly said that Muslims citizens of the United States should be forced to register themselves --- at their mosques or at lots of other places, we'll figure it out! --- the most honest candidate in the race?

There's a point at which the challenges you choose to raise cross a line into gaslighting --- who are you going to believe, Thiel or your own lying eyes? --- and while you haven't crossed it, writing in a tone that suggests it's unreasonable to question Thiel's inclusiveness definitely brings you right up to it.
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Your example of Sweden having an official religion is no longer current.

The Church of Sweden is since 2000 no longer a state church. That said, it's been possible to opt-out since 1868, and since 1996 membership is opt-in (upon baptizing) and not inherited based on the membership of the parents. Slightly less than two thirds of the population are still members, and it is losing members far faster than simple attrition would have it (about one percentage point per year).

If you are a member of the Church of Sweden (or any other registered religion), the state will help collect membership taxes for it, but that should be taken more as a measure of Nordic efficiency than as a tacit endorsement of any particular belief.
"...we don't really know if it's already happened."

What measure of proof do you require?

Voter Action proved in a court of law that Kerry won New Mexico. No votes cast on spanish language were recorded. Hacking? Bad code? Bad set up? Either way, what's the difference? Regardless of intent, outcome is the same.

Voter Action chose NM because its electoral votes wouldn't the outcome (less controversy) and they had ample evidence.

This is not a unique story. In fact, its depressingly common.
The whole "contract only" work environment hearkens back to the 1920s and 30s.
this type: https://twitter.com/realdonaldtrump/status/26589529219124838...
Their motivation doesn't enter into it. The argument is about whether they had the power. They clearly did, and they clearly did exercise that power at a later time.

I recall one of the Republicans predicting that at some future time the Democrats were going to regret having used the nuclear option. That time is probably about right now.

I'm afraid there's no way to put that big cloud back into that shiny metal ball.
What is the plan to extract energy from these things?

Same old heat exchanger > supercritical steam > steam turbine > alternator?

Or is there some way of getting electricity out of the plasma directly?
I'm not going to say it's good that people have xenophobic interactions but not liking immigrants is and has been legal for some time

I personally prefer to let the people with the ugly opinions have their say so I know who they are and I can engage them. The plan to keep them in hiding can only work until they feel too much pressure and explode, which is just what happened

I guess what I'm saying is what you seem to be advocating is what just failed. I don't think going back to it will work either.
The phrase "increasingly violent" can only possibly be accurate here on an incredibly short time scale.
The comment straightforwardly said Trump will be President. The commenter is not required to respect the outcome. I sure don't! Your comment did not, in fact, apply.
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One of the things you might want to remember when outsourcing to India: most of the best developers tend to jump to product companies sooner or later. The best Indian offshoring companies tend to charge around USD 50 / hour, out of which the developers see about $3 (college grads) to $20 (10+ years) per hour. The rest of it goes to managers and overheads. And this is the best companies. The more mass market ones charge $20 to $30 an hour.

The better devs know that their possible value to the company is always capped, and because the country has a huge number of engineering graduates rubber stamped by a network of substandard universities and colleges, developers are usually very easily replaceable cogs.

So Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Flipkart, Freshdesk, Hike, and a lot of smaller not known Indian companies that develop specialized tech is where folks tend to go.