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And the opposite belief is that because someone has privilege they should "do something about it". White males are at the top of the ladder. It doesn't matter why. They have no need to apologize or feel guilty about it. Even if it is an indirect result of exploiting slave labor at some point in the distant past, so be it.

The current pre-Trump political zeitgeist is completely antithetical towards this. It downright seeks to eradicate patriarchy. I like Trump because he gives me the impression that if someone were to give me shit about my so-called "white privilege" and I said to them "So what, go fuck yourself" he'd have my back all the way.

The pendulum has swung.
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Na, that's a dumb whatsapp hoax. Makes no sense to have an entire computing device with battery in a bank note.
from the link:

You're not eligible for the home health benefit if you need more than part-time or "intermittent" skilled nursing care.

Now, the mouse over says that 'part time or intermittent' means less than 7 days each week or less than 8 hours each day over a period of 21 days or less - unless you have special circumstances. In other words, sure, as long as it is temporary.In addition, you have to be homebound, only leaving for short, infrequent things for medical care, religious services, and the like.

I'm not even sure most folks know that stuff exists judging by how many people take care of their elderly parents. Perhaps it is much like disability and they turn down a lot of people?

Here it isn't a short term situation. You get a nurse for up to 6 visits a day, even if you need all 6 visits every day for 10 years. In fact, you aren't eligible for a nursing home unless your needs exceed this. It isn't so much if you are homebound, but that you need the medical care (though you might be mostly homebound with that).
I also followed the elections very closely and I don't buy the "racism", "sexism" and "xenophobia". I looked up a lot of scandals and looked at the speeches, videos and leaks itself. Often times I didn't consider the outrage as justified.

Example 1: Trump never called all mexicans racist, what he said was that a lot of the people crossing the border are criminals while other s are decent. Some of the criminals are racist.

Example 2: His "approval" of sexual assault, was nothing but locker room talk. Two guys "out alphaing" each other in a not so nice way.

As a conservative from Germany that has been accused of racism for showing support for the shut down of the balcan route I find it much easier to sympathize with the falsely accused then with the accuser.

That doesn't mean that I agree with Trump, but I would have voted for Trump over Clinton.
Only just? He even lost the popular vote.
Like, you know, almost everywhere except some bits of Africa
No not really, you just have to program it in a portable way hence knowing this stuff is important. Big difference.
I think you're not including margin of error. If that had gone Clinton's way she'd have won by quite a lot. It didn't, it went Trump's way and he won by a narrow margin.

See also Obama's last election - if the error margin votes had gone the other way he'd have narrowly lost.

EDIT: Also, "Shy voter" is probably a thing. This campaign, and a lot of recent US politics, is deeply polarised. It's not surprising people don't say they were going to vote for trump when asked.
What does that mean, I'm telling my Ma not to text anymore about Canada, I'm expecting Ceaușescu shit
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Exit polling is different than the results the OP was asking about. The exit polls last night were wrong, they were predicting a Clinton win.

See others for what actually happens. There's reporters sitting at county clerk offices.
Nya nya nya;)
But old black money will come to the notice of authorities.
Unless corruption allows it, this can be a reset the slate change, and tax much of the underground economy for once.

Of course it will start again, hopefully we push for a cashless economy before that becomes a problem;
You mean the torch/pitchfork mob has "proof" of it, much like the witch burning sheriffs of yesteryear. Either way, neither of them are getting convicted of anything, but not because Clinton is especially colluding, and that Trump is clean, but because they're both rich white people.

But if you actually believe your second part, you've obviously only acted towards your own confirmation bias and are incapable of seeing truth.

* Deleting of emails against a court order [1]

* Scamming students out of money [2]

* Refusing to pay workers [3]

* Violating visa rules [4]

* Violating the Cuba embargo [5]

etc etc...

[1] http://www.newsweek.com/2016/11/11/donald-trump-companies-de...

[2] http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/06/trump-un...

[3] http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2016/0...

[4] https://apnews.com/37dc7aef0ce44077930b7436be7bfd0d

[5] http://europe.newsweek.com/donald-trump-cuban-embargo-castro...
I actually did this. Just a small amount, because any time I place bets with less than 90% probability I tend to do badly. I bet just enough that if Hillary won, she would buy me a coffee, but if she lost, at least I'd get an amazing day of TV viewing.

I got an amazing day of TV, and the surge in Bitcoin's price tonight has almost balanced out my betting losses anyway.
Keep in mind that Evan works at a company that has 55k lines of Elm in production. Neither Evan, nor the lead-developer of the company, feel that typeclasses, or something like it, needs to be in the language right now.
> Actually, since C99, sizeof char is defined to be 1 (byte). The number of bits in a byte is implementation-defined.

Ever since, reading introductions to C that say things like "a char is usually one byte in size" make me cringe. I never bothered to check, though, what C89/C90 had to say on this.
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apparently if you promise everything and you run against a boring moderate you can win.
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I was able to create an ad-block for my Yamaha stereo receiver:

http://blog.rekawek.eu/2016/02/24/radio-adblock/

No need to use AI, just FFT and cross-correlation. It was easier though, because every commercial block starts and ends with the same jingle pair.
This thread made the website crash for 8 hours.

Brazilian news noticed that the website was down and claimed it was due to massive immigration plans from normal US citizens.
People should be able to handle this for a couple of weeks, based on credit/loans and borrowing.
As with the other reply, I don't see how this is any better. It's still openly sexist. (Megan Kelley isn't able to do her job properly because she has a uterus.)
The NYT had their code on GitHub: https://github.com/newsdev/elex-loader
It didn't work well for Digg when they removed the downvote button. Reddit cannibalized most of their traffic when Digg V4 rolled out.
Particularly troublesome is the dynamic where congresspeople need campaign funds, and largely get them from PACs and industry. With ObamaCare (ACA), the insurance and pharma industries were well-represented, coming away with concessions worth billions.
Because I believe religion and politics have no place in a university.
Lets take a wild guess -- Which one of those groups suddenly wants to flee their country?
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If you think the civil war was bad, imagine what it would be like if it hadn't happened.
Clinton was put forward because she was to be the first female President. She has been groomed for that position for years now. I think America is ready for a female President, just not her. I think her image (rightly or wrongly) as a liar and a cheat and someone hellbent on doing anything to get that esteemed seat in the Oval Office is what did her in.
Even if our Norwegian right wing is pretty much more to the left than your left wing, our left wing behaves in exactly the same way here.

Their last campaign was pretty much "if you choose them, the world will end", instead of trying to present their own policies and how they would improve things.

And they're still completely arrogant about it. It seems they will repeat their strategy the next time, but then they are in opposition, which is an easier game to play. Also, they try to blame the entire economic slowdown on the current government, even though the oil price fall is unprecedented (and Norwegian industry is seriously oil driven)...

Sigh, I'm so tired of politics. It's all about blame and ideology instead of stuff that actually matters to people.
And in government projects we are able to embezzle more than 50% of the funds. Never underestimate the ingenuity of the corrupt.
This is revisionist history if I've ever seen it. Ukraine and Russia have more in common than, say, Paris and Lyon.
indeed, but throughout the history of the mankind, irrational behavior is much more prevalent compared to strictly rational one. we are not that much sane brain-driven beings we imagine ourselves to be
While I agree to a degree, he has a Republican house and senate. I think you might be a little surprised with what he follows through with.
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Can you provide links to Chappelle? I have read everything from Scott.
The free version has all the paid features now.

I asked the authors on Twitter about this, they said they will be releasing related products soon that will cover their revenue stream.
They also have very valid reasons to hate Stalin. Since these are the most prominent heads of state of the USSR and the modern Russian Federation, they pretty much represent Russia. If you think Russia has more to offer Ukraine than genocide and invasion, maybe speak up in your own country against these things.
So you never saw or heard of "Trump that bitch" shirts?

Edit: just Google image search "Trump that bitch" and tell me again gender has nothing to do with it.
http://tal.fm/600/1

It's a pretty central issue right now.
I'm 67 and love programming - all self taught. Without knowing your father let me suggest this with a caveat; there is no right way to learn something as we are each different. What works for one fails for another. Here are my suggestions. First, Python. A "class" or online course doesn't really allow for setting a personal learning pace. I found "Python Programming: An Introduction to Computer Science" by Zeile to be perfect for me. Second find something - a goal - to motivate the process; a website for a local charity, a payment site for a small municipal water company or for the local town office or volunteer fire company etc. Build it out with Django. And along the way build out a personal website with Pelican. Turn a Chromebook into a linux machine with GalliumOS and use only text editors - IDE's just add unneeded complexity. If you have a compelling reason to learn something - you will. When he builds something - put it on Github. It becomes his resume - along with his dialog of "the road to learning" he might post on his Pelican blog! Results trump certificates and degrees.
Australia would be great except every damn bug in the country can kill you. I'm completely terrified of Australia. See a beautiful spider? Want a closer look? Nope. You're dead.
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Hey, I fully and violently disagree with you. I think you're making dangerously broad generalizations.

However, I can see how emotionally it makes sense to you, and I really appreciate how you're openly sharing this stuff on such a lefty and rationalist forum like HN. This is indeed similar to how many people feel, and if we keep excluding this thought we'll never get a good dialog going.

So kudos for openly sharing what's obviously some very unpopular ideas on HN.
In fact, what you just claimed is wrong. The app waits for the phone to receive the text and there is no way to enter the verification code you receive in another voip app.
This is on top of not being able to use this app on multiple devices.
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What exactly do you mean with "civil conflict"?
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>>disrespect the right of the authors to get a fair share for their work.

Because there is no right or "fair share".

Creators have only the right to ask for money for their works, they have no right to compensation at all.

Further from an American Legal perspective there is no "choice is between authors not getting paid and freedom of expression" the constitutional reason for copyright, patent and trademark is to promote free expression. That is the sole reason the government was empowered to create copyright law in the first place. to the extent that copyright becomes detrimental to free expression it becomes unconstitutional

Copyright does not exist to protect the profitability of Disney no matter how much their lobbyist believe that it does
If you're looking for a job in Paris, Lyon, London or Berlin -> https://www.talent.io/

Just signup, get a call with a talent advocate so they know what you're looking for, then you'll receive from 5 to 15 tailored job offers in less than 2 weeks. That's the easiest way around.
Oh, so now people who don't agree with your world views are mentally ill?
Coasts have historically been good for trade, which is good for city development. Your question isn't about coasts, specifically, it's about urbanites.

Cities have much more freedom of labour, and fewer single industry employers. They're more agile, more resilient, to changes in the world economy. They're less dependent on industry that can reasonably expected to be aided by a nationalist industrial policy. They have more people who weren't born there; people who are used to moving to where work is, finding a community where they go, rather than identifying with an area and a community they inherited and will bequeath. They are literally less tied to the land that makes up a nation.
I really wouldn't say it was a "small margin". Trump won with 218:290 - one of the most decisive votes of recent history and referred to as either a landslide or an upset by the media
Totally different results here. I use a Surface Book now but on my Mac (2013 MBA) Veertu destroyed VMware and VirtualBox for interactive latency.

Ie, VirtualBox and VMware were slow to the point I'd consider them unusable (I'm latency sensitive, eg, I consider Eclipse to the be same and other people think it's fine). Veertu made me actually test in Edge again.

Did you still have VMware or VirtualBox drivers installed? IIRC VMware doesn't actually remove itself when you uninstall it, you have to remove the kmods yourself.
Promises were made. Why they weren't kept is irrelevant.

Edit: to clarify this is not my personal position but more a reflection on how I see the electorate behaving.
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Let's reject the low-impact politics going insane and instead focus on the advancements of high-impact technologies.
> ...swaying those who had wound up casting an anti-Clinton vote by voting for Trump...

Why do people only seem to consider TWO candidates. There was a third on the ballot to be considered. I wonder if these people did that at all.

Note: My point only is did they consider the third candidate. Not that they should have voted for him.
Is there a clear, objective, and accurate list of the ways in which the DNC rigged the primaries? All of my searches turn up shady conspiracy web sites.
> Don’t use different images, or even different tags in dev, test, staging and production environment.

Can anyone comment on this? For example, many node projects have a list of devDependencies that have no use in production, so we build 3 images:

1. A base image with basically `NODE_ENV=production npm install`

2. A test image from the base with `NODE_ENV=development npm install`

3. A production image from step 1 with the CMD set.

Is this part of an "anti-pattern"? I thought it was how you'd get efficiently sized images in this situation.

(And yes, now that I write this I realize there only needs to be 2 images, the production one, and the test image is built from that)
You are nitpicking facts again. Neither of your three points explain why artists, especially writers, were deported. Also, deporting might serve more than one purpose, so it might be both to get rid of political dissidents and help russification. Honestly, your comments sound just like classics from troll factory rule book: take some unimportant aspects of an argument and draw an opponent down the spiral discussing minor details to bury the original topic (which, let me remind you, was a) Baltic states are separate nations from Russia and b) were occupied by it).
I've heard quite a bit of moaning about H-1Bs.
If he fulfills his campaign rhetoric on protectionism and trade wars, the effect will be global.

If he fires all the generals, and only keeps the yes men we're probably all screwed again.

Pulls out of Paris Climate agreement and rolls back climate change that's more of a world problem too.
For what it's worth I find the Mussolinian architecture extremely modernist and quite interesting (https://www.google.ro/search?q=architettura+fascista+italia&...). Whenever I visit Italy I always find some interesting building or public-works structure from the Mussolini era which I photograph.
Each nation deserves the leader they have.
Before Putin there was Stalin, before Stalin there was Lenin, before him there were tsars, before them there was the Golden Horde (that has destroyed Kyivan Rus and later collapsed and gave birth to Russia). Leave us alone, dammit :)
I think it's kind of up in the air at this point. We'll see what happens.

If you're looking for more than that, I'm not sure what you're asking.
I hope this election, if it can have at least one positive result, finally puts the lid on the endless noise from know-nothing pundits. Random variation in polls ensures that one poll or another will always be right after the fact.

There is no way to reliably determine in advance how people are going to vote, except in the case where one candidate is overwhelmingly more popular, in which case fancy stats are unnecessary.
I can't fathom the disconnect between the "creative leader" Trump described by people like Scott Adams, and the "petty vindicative egomaniac" Trump that manifests in his own speech (and in descriptions given by most of those who have worked with him over the decades).

Is there any evidence that the first Trump exists? Or is it just a hopeful projection of Adams's own dreams of creative destruction?
The Irony is that rich countries not only benefited the most of the use of fossil fuels, we're also now in the best position to deal with changes. The people it will impact the most are poorer countries.
I burned my foot without insurance. Out of pocket this twenty minutes in the doctor's office, two pain pills, and a nurse assuring me that it wasn't quite a third-degree burn cost me $2000+.

It's not six MRI's the uninsured need to worry about, it's incidental injuries and illnesses that potentially cost several month's wages.

God forbid you have a multi-day stay in the ICU.
political correctness does not always equate to behaving respectfully

Could you provide an example of when it doesn't?
Coding for too many hours straight isn't actually very productive. Take more breaks while coding, and stop working after a decent number of hours: you'll do better at coding and you won't be as exhausted at the end.

See https://codewithoutrules.com/2016/08/18/productive-programme... for more.
>Because good ol' USA literally just elected a fascist.

As of right now the counts are showing a plurality of voters selected Clinton. What chose Trump is our antiquated election system that weighs rural voters more per capita.

I'm no Clinton supporter--I despise the woman--but if I didn't live in NYC I'd have voted for her. I didn't bother because the system is set up so any extra votes in NY don't matter.

If I were a Trump supporter I'd stay home for similar reasons.
The number of electoral college votes is not a good measure of how close an election is. Like getting 50.5% of the vote in Florida rather than 49.5% increases your number of electoral college votes by 58.

A better measure of closeness might be how many votes would have to change to change the winner. I think by that measure this election is incredibly tight.
I guess bad defaults have been chosen to maintain stability for previous users. IMHO, man pages should contain a .tmux.conf that demonstrate the "best" usage(s) of the tool.

IMHO man is the most important command in unix and "man man" the first step in learning unix.
Boaty McBoatface is a bad example :) That was a great name for a boat!
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/01/27/vmware_fusion_and_wo...

Entire team got fired, but yes still being maintained from a new team of outsourced devs.
Replace white with another race, and replace your list of stereotypes with a list that is more appropriate. Would you now consider your comment racist? If so, congratulations you are a bigot.
> Instead of patronising these people it's time we tried to understand their concerns and try to assuage them.

That to me is the key point. As someone who falls squarely into Mr. Trump's camp I've found the condesending way people talk about his supporters infuriating.
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I'm not actually. It was a reference towards the belief of many but not most that most of the west is dominated by a special political class that strikes underhand and immoral deals which they justify through the claim that they were democratically elected despite not having been elected for anything resembling those actions (often completely ignoring things they were elected for) and despite the process through which they were elected not actually being 'completely' democratic.

For these people Hillary and her ilk represent a local minima, and votes for her a stagnation or move away from actual democracy. The harm Trump will cause is indefinite and the claims that have been made are hard to substantiate, whilst he is obviously not an ideal POTUS it is not obvious that Hillary would be better.