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> which led to me having 10 bottles of ketchup in my basement

I went through this problem for a while, the same with salad cream and toilet paper :)

Could also be useful to add:

* an attribute that indicates how much of a thing has been used

* an item's age or purchase date

* the expiry date or best before date (yes, yes...I know these things aren't precise, and I decide if something is still good on the basis of does it look ok? does it smell ok? and common sense when it comes to fish/meat)

For example...when I occasionally make hummus, my part-used jar of tahini paste ends up at the back of the cupboard where it gets forgotten about but is still within its use-by date.

On the next trip to the supermarket, where I include ingredients to make hummus, I end up buying another jar of tahini paste because a) I can't remember if I still have tahini paste and b) if I do remember about that jar, was it opened? how much is left? and is it still good?

Knowing the state of perishables, whether unopened or part used would help save on waste and save money on unnecessary purchases.

Also I think a better name would be "Personal Stock Control", "Storage System" makes me think of disks and data storage.

Just a thought or two.
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Look, every time you do something that may piss of someone, like having a job and also applying to other jobs, you need to bend one law or the other. Like you are probably not allowed to take sick days for a job application appointment at another company, but you can't take all your holidays either.

There are laws that are really there to be followed correctly, like the ones about theft, murder, etc. But there are laws that basically just enable people who you piss off to get back at you. And the latter ones are a risk you must take when you want to improve your life.
But still you can't label 60 million people just because they voted for Trump. There will be few who are racist. But by labelling everyone, you are basically ignoring the reasons they voted for Trump and increasing the divide. Trump took advantage of the many people's anxiety.

What should be done is take steps for an inclusive growth including people who are anxious, dis-enchanted with establishment. But by labelling them, you are basically discriminating them and pushing them further away.
I'm autistic and I personally couldn't care less. In fact I sometimes call some my friends and coworkers that when they're being OCD, which usually gets a chuckle out of them.
It's difficult to separate this issue from the vastly civilized cultural context of Japan.

Kids can take the bus because there is a near zero chance that someone will do something bad to them. If they are lost, they are surrounded by people who will help them.

North American urban areas are not quite like this ...

Also, the simply geographic issues of housing/roads and large distances between things is a pretty big factor.

No guns, homogenous society, extremely well behaved people ...

American leftists and rightists would each find something to 'freak out' about were America to try to recreate the kind of civility they have there ...
I actually cannot believe your comment is being down voted. The mods need to really see what is going on here.

As for the original question - I think most people realize that the big in big data rarely refers to the actual size (volume) of data but rather that we still do not have very efficient techniques for doing certain kinds of data processing when the underlying data simply won't fit into the relational model. A good example is text - there is a reason why Google uses some kind of inverted index and not a relational database in which it stuffs all the web page text.

I don't really know if the medical field has any use for text mining, graph processing and the like. While recommending Hadoop just because the size is in excess of 1 TB looks knee jerk, someone being down-voted for a fairly non-opinionated comment where they suggest exploring use cases before deciding is even more knee jerk.
WRT mixed-use zoning, I'm not trying to knock it. I think it can be great for the residents and can be great for urban planning. I also wish I had more walkable amenities in my suburb. However, I do think it is something that should be planned, and home buyers should have visibility and some predictability into when they are selecting a property.
and there are is no language barrier for prisoners and staff

In the case of Belgium and The Netherlands, there probably is. A sizable minority of Belgians speak French, not Dutch, and due to poorer economic prospects they might also make up more than half the prison population.

But I assume that for people arrested for crimes in the Dutch speaking part, being jailed by someone you can't understand is Your Own Damn Fault. I mean, if they arrest Eastern Europeans then what are they going to do? Get prison wards to learn a bunch of Slav/Russian dialects?

Edit: Checking the facts, over 60% of the prison population is not actually Belgian, and this EC report: http://www.cpt.coe.int/documents/bel/2012-19-inf-eng.htm

"34. At the time of the 2009 periodic visit, the Belgian authorities had stated that, in principle, French-speaking prisoners were not considered for transfer to Tilburg Prison. Two years later, it has to be said that almost 20% of the prisoners - Belgian or foreign - in Tilburg are French speakers. Consequently, a not inconsiderable proportion of the prison's inmates find it difficult to communicate on a day-to-day basis with the Dutch staff, most of whom speak little or no French. The delegation also noted that the instructions on what to do in the event of fire breaking out, displayed in the cells, appear in Dutch, Arabic, Turkish and English, but not in French. Such communication difficulties are not without significant consequences during official administrative procedures, particularly of a disciplinary (see paragraph 36) or medical nature. The delegation took note of the efforts made by the Dutch prison staff to improve their knowledge of French. However, the CPT invites the authorities to limit as far as possible the transfer of French-speaking prisoners to Tilburg Prison. "

highlights that the French speakers are out of luck although reasonable efforts are done for them.
I'm reading a story about Dutch prisons with a lot of halleluja stories about how great the Dutch government is handling things, while the actual chance of getting convicted if you do something is getting lower every year together with the fact that fewer people actually report crimes. That also leads to less people in prison, or not?

I don't mind that people get second chances and help after they were convicted for their crimes, but they are simply not getting arrested in the first place.

Why would I compare The Netherlands to a country that's completely different like the US? That would make no sense. Germany is a very similar country.

> And you have evidence that the crime rate is increasing?

I never said that?

Self-reliance in solving or preventing crimes is increasing.
You can from browsing GitHub, reading the code, and then asking how the code came to be as it is. Talk through why they went with the particular structure they chose, talk about the research which resulted in the UI, ask why they chose functional testing but not unit testing, think of a new feature that would be interesting and talk over how they'd approach adding it.
If it helps, I was an atheist in the Scouts and the only time religion remotely came up was at the swearing in. I just treated it like the promise to the Queen. This was around seven years ago. We also did _lots_ of pioneering/orienteering.
A) Been there, done that, told my boss to fuck off. I've been on week long coding binges where I maybe got a cumulative 10 hours of sleep. This is a fundamentally different kind of pressure on yourself than having someone watching over your should or giving you a stare down on Skype while badgering you the whole time.

B) If you're working a job like this you're working a shitty job and ought to quit. Unless you're maybe hacking the Gibson to stop some oil tankers from going belly up there is hardly a reason in our industry for this kind of shit.
Thanks for making a good point.
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> But yeah, I'm sure this isn't the first layoff in these states anyway

It certainly isn't, and this won't be the last.
I can see people losing their minds about a lie that leads to war compared to overselling a change to medical insurance. I would like politicians (or anybody) not to lie about anything, but the consequences of those seem to be in completely different ballparks.
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> this is HN, not Reddit.

Please don't do that. There's no need to smear other sites. Ending the sentence at "Please don't do that." should suffice.
sbcl isn't Clojure, is it? Or am I mistaken? I don't see the article or its title comparing it to repls in general.

Edit: original comment mentioned sbcl and included sbcl repl start-up time.
Norwegian here.
We are actually renting a whole prison complex in Netherlands to get our own queues down without investing.

https://www.nrk.no/nyheter/norsk-fengsel-i-nederland-1.12110...
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> There are swatiskas with Trump 2016 spray-painted in Philly.

Maybe I'm a naive British guy, but aren't those more likely to be an anti-Trump statement?
Clinton campaign was the most expensive ever and she still lost[0]

And there is a reason for that: "Hillary Clinton was the candidate of the military industrial complex and international finance capital."[1]

[0] https://www.opensecrets.org/pres16
[1] http://www.counterpunch.org/2016/11/09/the-rejection-of-wall...
Because it's a student city like Utrecht ;)
Is this really a thing, or are you just optimising for a problem that could potentially happen? Maybe I'm just being naive, but I'd like to think if someone did that I'd quite quickly realise either at interview or on hiring them that they're not actually capable of doing the job by themselves.
Sorry phone typo. Question is why you associate node.js with being a clown?
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If they need to present it on Monday to the team you can basically exclude that. If they do that they can't understand it well enough to really present it.
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Unlike other environments where everything is an integration with yet another library or tool chain, DarkBasic is refreshingly monolithic. Everything is simply in the language.

This makes it really easy for beginners to get started. Take a look!
These layoffs are simply part of the cyclical nature of the automotive industry and the continual flux of consumer preferences.
I help to run a Scout group in the UK. All adult volunteers receive anti-bullying and child safeguarding training. In my experience - bullying is not tolerated in 'these times'.

But for sure, do what you think is best for your kids.
This article's central thesis reeks of smugness:

>There were just too many people voting in this election because they were infuriated by made-up things
I got into NLP through Chris Callison-Burch's class at the University of Pennsylvania (http://mt-class.org/penn/). Great meta resource for intro readings, background, and advanced methods.

This is the textbook for the course: http://www.statmt.org/book/
Agree. Pairing up during the onsite follow up interview whilst you describe and extend your sample app is essential part of my recruitment preferences.

That is how I expect people to work once they are hired so I expect candidates to be comfortable with it. Many are not, including me 10 years ago. But most are these days.

I don't expect them to solve the problem perfectly during that time, or even at all. The important bit is to test how they try to solve it, and how they communicate during it. Using Dash, google, SO, etc if fine, asking for help is fine. Essentially portray how they would work if hired.

Many times this has quickly highlighted complete blaggers, or cowboys that should be rejected, or people caught like rabbit in head lights that are not right for us now (but maybe later).

Adding a requirement that completely blows most people's initial domain model is good way to see how people respond, even if the requirement is essentially impossible.
No, sorry I did not want to suggest either of those things.
There are reasons to dislike Hillary I am sure, and voting for her would in my opinion imply "being OK" with these reasons. I was really just looking for input, not making a point.
Term limits are an awful idea. They limit my ability to vote for the candidate of my choice while providing no benefit. Term limits already exist for many political offices and in no case have they resulted in any tangible changes in political behavior.
Sometimes, cognitive dissonance catches people off guard. MisterBastahrd has just experienced it.
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I use `jk` because you wouldn't need to worry about whether you're in normal mode or insert mode. Hitting `kk` or `jj` twice in normal mode will change your line position. But with `jk` I can blindly press them. Just a suggestion :)
My wife is an instructor at University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Yesterday all faculty/staff/students got an email about a girl who was assaulted. She was walking down a street close to the university. Two white men (one in a Trump hat) pulled up next to her in a car, hopped out, hit her over the head with something then stole her hijab and wallet. http://www.theadvertiser.com/story/news/crime/2016/11/09/ul-...
The Netherlands is actually renting out prisons to Norway (and others). Norwegian prisons are famously comfortable and aimed at rehabilitation (https://youtu.be/01mTKDaKa6Q?t=4m18s) but we still have draconian drug laws (thanks to the US) that keep filling up the few prisons we do have. Half of our prison population is in for drug-related crimes.

Luckily this is about to change, as our minister of health recently proposed to copy what Portugal has done – decriminalize all drug use and move all drug related problems to the health system, not the judicial system.

To bad for the Netherlands – they will probably loose a good customer.
There is a much better explanation in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Q7rzqJ0YS8 As the third party becomes more and more popular, eventually they steal enough first votes away from the main party to cost both of them the election.

It's true that IRV limits the cost of vote stealing. But first votes still matter a huge amount in IRV, and you can only give one first vote. So there can always be some vote stealing. This is not a problem when third parties are really small and inconsequential. But if this actually worked to create viable third parties that had significant percent of the vote (the main goal of people that want such systems, otherwise there is no point), it would become a huge issue.

The link I posted shows that approval and range voting do vastly better in computer simulations of elections. Which is nice because approval voting is much simpler. And there is never a scenario where you shouldn't vote for your favorite candidate, under approval voting.

The last issue has been experimentally observed in Australia:

http://rangevoting.org/AusAboveTheLine07.html

People insincerely rank the competing party in last place, even though they don't really think they are the worst party. The major parties encourage this, and explain to their voters how to vote strategically.

More issues here: http://rangevoting.org/IrvExec.html
I've spent way too much time in assisted living homes the last 5 years. There aren't that many of the rich elderly people. More likely their families want to avoid paying thousands of dollars a month in care costs.
> I personally think the length of that punishment is not in line with the crime. But hey, I'm getting downvoted to hell, so I guess most people think it is.

You're getting downvoted because you treat imprisonment as vengeance, as paying back a debt that is owed to the victim's family.

The more reasonable approach is to use imprisonment as a tool which prevents future crimes by the perpetrator and other potential criminals (through rehabilitation and deterrence). This yields better results and higher benefits to society as a whole, even if it might not be as emotionally satisfying to the victim's family.
Any canche to see ARM binaries pre built? Would love to run this on raspberry pi / pocket chip. Also planck had io support. Are you planning to add support for io in idiomatic clojure to your project?
Game jams were the only way I made the two games that I have made. Without it, I guess me and my friend would be lost in stupid details instead of releasing a game.
Ideally you only produce one good one, which allows you to benchmark answers against previous ones. The other important thing is that you should do the task as well - that both ensures it is actually doable in the allotted time, and gives you an initial benchmark of what you're hoping for.
Eisenhower was not elected president until after well Ridgway had stabilized the front and returned it to about where the current border is.
These days using Unity is definitely the best bet for just about everything. Even low end phones are fast enough to use it, so there's just not much benefit to using something lightweight or writing from scratch.

Game development has changed a lot and now it seems that it is more about content curation and design, selecting the right plugins and models from the Asset Store and putting them together in a creative way.

The business model has changed as well, it's not so much about making a masterpiece with perfect gameplay anymore, but more about hitting the right niche at the right time with something novel. There are hundreds of games released every day on mobile, thousands of games on Steam Greenlight, and tens of thousands of free games on itch.io. Games have become YouTube, and the makeup tips and unboxing channels are bound to win out over Sundance documentaries, so finding the right niche is probably a good bet.
Your point with the fptp system makes a lot of sense. I didn't think about these implications since where I am from we have a pluralistic political system. Thanks for the insight!

And no, I would not be OK with being represented by a crook. If you are asking for my personal opinion in case of HRC/DT I'd still would have preferred her downsides over his though. Good thing I didn't have to chose I guess.
Yep, hindsight is 20/20, and now people are going to come out of the woodwork explain how "inevitable" a Trump victory was.

The fact is there was always a margin for error and probabilities involved here. Clinton having an 89% chance of winning did not predict a victory. Also, we obviously don't have a model for how many democrats are going to sit on their asses and not vote in any given election.

Looking back, the thing that signaled something weird was going on was the fact that Trump could say literally any offensive dumb-ass idea, roil the media and all his opponents, and come out unscathed or even stronger. He did this a dozen times or more throughout the campaign. I suspect that really understanding that dynamic will explain how Trump won.
Couldn't come at a sooner time.
Funny, here in The Netherlands, my son recently joined as I also had fond memories growing up with the scouts. I don't remember anything really religious except building the make-shift christmas church with the animals and a renegade priest in the woods.
I was actually disappointed that God was left out of the vow (I am catholic) with my son, perhaps I should have asked. I don't know where you live, but do you really think the in your opinion bad things, the frequency of socalled forced prograganda, outweigh the beneficial things like playing outdoors and hiking in nature?
Regarding religous education, you can't choose if you don't know what 'religion' entails. You can't explain it to your child as you have an anti-religious stance (which I fully respect), so he will have to find out for himself anyhow later on if 'choice' if something you value (or not). FWIW, I consider religion a metanarrative and vocabulary for the existential dimension of life, like playing mystical Nordic LARP stories. The sooner a human learns to speak or aprreciate it (in whatever form) the better imho. A vow to the Akela and the troop, fine... it's a vow to community values not to some sort of demi-god or god.
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It's not a Mill-specific. I'm happy/frustrated to hear that these talks are good but that doesn't change anything. I figure/hope that for anything important/valuable enough someone will eventually write it down.
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Russian hackers are a meme right now because of their meddling in the US Election. They hacked the Clinton campaign's email system. There's also the recent spate of DDOS attacks traced to Russia, iirc.
I'm in the UK, former Cub and later a Scout. My daughter has just joined the Brownies, her promise doesn't have anything about God in it but does include something about the Queen. I'd be much happier if it were the other way around; turns out my (small r) republicanism is stronger than my atheism.
But none of those stats said they're racist. It is your own opinion. You're judging them to be racists, even though the stats didn't say so.
Why do these conservatives want to legislate people's bodies in the first place, it seems highly unAmerican to me & screams of a nanny state like the USSR. If I want to fuck guys or gals or dress like a he, she or a schlee that should be none of the government's business. It affects no one else, and legislating people's private lives is just a great way to destroy American families and waste taxpayer money.

I also believe this needs to extend to substances used by people, if my grandmother wants some OxyContin for recreational use, let her have at it, there ain't no good reason to deny a ninety year old woman or anyone the right to eat, drink or smoke whatever they want so long as it is not negatively impacting others.
You could argue that turnout would be lower though because voters in non swing states feel their voice doesn't matter. Look at alternative case.
> Does that seem like a correct punishment?

Prison isn't meant as a punishment in Norway, it is for rehabilitation of the person. People would rather they helped even the worst of people become members of society than let them rot in a cell for "punishment".

Did being sent to the naughty step when you were a kid solve your behavior or was it becoming a better person that solved it?
It's just about 50%, which is kinda low. I think that's because people didn't really like the options available.

http://globalnews.ca/news/3054505/u-s-presidential-election-...