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This is stupid. He should have bought the area and protected it himself. This donation will be used to finance wars and hire government employees that will stand in their desks the whole day waiting for someone to bribe them, not a single penny will be used to protect land or animals. Never give your money to the government, it doesn't matter what are you thinking, it is never a good idea.
It's often the stuff that generates outrage that gets viral traction.
Yeah, I read that. They had him, Carson and Cruz figured for it. That's standard operating procedure. I would assume RNC would have loved to have pulled that themselves, with Bernie as a pied piper, and a relatively sane person like Romney as their nominee. They might similarly have been shocked by what might have happened.
It'll be like his campaign, only crazier. If he runs the country anything like he runs his businesses he'll smash and grab anything of value, then leave the smouldering ruins for someone else to clean up.
> the democrats should do the best the sabotage him and make sure everything he does fails.

Trump's got a lot more experience playing that game than they do.
It was passed on a single vote, the last vote being Joe Lieberman. He required the removal of the public option as a requirement for support.
You can't claim they were wrong at all. If you throw a die and I say there's a 67% chance you wil throw a three or higher, and you throw a one or a two, you cannot claim I am wrong.

It's true that you cannot claim I was wrong if I said that probability was .00000000001%, either, but it sure feels different, and statistical tests will also bear that out.
Uptime 36 days 112GB written, I listen music like 6h to 8h per weekday.
> trigger-warning=just google it. there are people that go in panic when they hear certain stuff (kinda insane really)

There are people who experience panic disorder/ptsd. Being "triggered" into a panic attack can literally require hospitalization. Just because you are fortunate enough to not experience this doesn't mean that all people are.
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Thats been my biggest takeaway from this entire election: we need to implement "Instant Runoff Voting" as the way we vote in this country.

http://fairvote.org/
> That's a very dangerous game to play when Russia is waiting for an opening to stomp the baltic countries.

politics has always been a dangerous game. This didn't just start this election cycle.

> It's not worth risking the integrity of NATO over 2% of the GDP of 3 broke-ass (but strategically important) countries.

NATO has no integrity if member countries do not follow the terms of the agreement. How can we expect them to support us if needed against Russia in the future if they aren't doing it now? Just because the US has a strong enough military to stand against russia alone doesn't mean that it would not be better if all the NATO countries helped out. I mean, thats the whole point of the treaty: stronger together, united against a common enemy.
I think the point here is that this is pointless process activity. Either a bug or something else. It's eating SSD write cycles, which is a finite resource, and providing very little if any benefit to the user.
No, you just need to service the work before the buffer overflows.
Sadly, when I clicked the "up vote" button it disappeared so that I couldn't click it again...and again.

On my current project, the client was apparently standardizing on Appium. Ooookay, don't know why you're not using the included tools, but I'll give it a whirl. Sounds like something management, who will never use the tool in real life, got sold on because "cross-platform". But let's put my cynicism aside and give it a fair shot.

It took me several tries to get it installed. The documentation even says that if installation fails, try it a few more times. No, I'm not making that up. Once installed, configuration is a poorly-documented nightmare. But after half a day I have it working on iOS and Android.

As you point out, O...M...G is it slow. Now, I understand why and I don't necessarily blames the dev for the sixteen levels of abstractions this thing has to go through. But slow it is. Tests take a long time to run as they wind their way through the Xpath to get to the UI elements.

Writing test cases is even worse. No UI recorder to speak of to at least take a first whack at it. No good accessibility viewer tool to help with control names and characteristics. And since you kind of have to just guess-compile-run, combined with the slow runtime performance, even simple tests can take an hour to write.

"Business people can write test cases"? Did I miss this outstanding feature? I can barely get a test running, and I've been writing code for decades. And you're telling me some woman with a business degree is going to come in and start knocking out UI tests?

So after assuming that I must be the idiot in this equation given that I do not see the Highest Holiness of Appium that others must see, I started asking around. Hey, you, full-time SDET: you folks are using Appium, right? How's that going for you?

Turns out they've written about 20 tests, with an average of 60 seconds to run each individual tests. 20 minutes to run 20 tests. I'd planned on writing hundreds. Meaning it is entirely possible that the UI test suite I hoped to write would not be able to run on a single platform in a single work day. So much for running them at build time.

EDIT: Oh, yeah, and cross-platform: I can barely get dev to put accessibility labels on stuff for a single platform, let alone co-ordinate between the two. And unless the UI is mostly the same, using the same classes of controls with exactly the same accessibility labels (IOW, will never happen in the real world because we have other stuff to do), cross-platform is a pipe dream.

I realized that the Emperor has no clothes, and went back to using XCTest and Espresso.
Great post. This view (not you specifically but voters in general) amazes me: "It's bigotry and misogyny vs. lies".

Trump set a new standard for blatantly lying about many issues - 51% vs 12% for Clinton according to Politifact. From what I have read/heard, voters either buy into the lie, don't care, or understand that Trump is just saying what he needs to say to get elected.

Fact checking was meant to end this behavior but instead we are reached the point where a candidate can have a 51% rating and still win.

http://www.politifact.com/personalities/donald-trump/
http://www.politifact.com/personalities/hillary-clinton/
I've often wondered what would happen if AirBnb only allowed hosts to rent out their own primary residence. Or, perhaps primary residence plus one other unit.

This would alleviate the problem of hotels claiming hosts are a hotel. And it would make AirBnb better as the worst hosts are the ones that are managing multiple units.

Having large multi-unit hosts expands the inventory. But the whole point of using AirBnb is that you dont want to stay at a hotel.

There is a critical point where, if AirBnb allows total number of multi-unit hosts to pass, I suspect the whole thing will crumble. No one wants to wade through that mess to find the thing that AirBnb became so popular for-- normal individuals connecting to strike a deal.
It also takes me about an hour each way, and all of it is on public transit so I can't do anything except hold the overhead rail and try to keep balance or, on the rare occasion I get a seat, lean away from the laptop-using neighbor's elbow which is otherwise sitting in my lap.

As a subjective experience, crowded public transit and public transit with sufficient seating are entirely different things.
That's using misguided statistics and cherry picking. Enlighten me with real information.
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It's a problem in the sense that more and more area is accessible only to rich people. There is a good reason that ocean beaches in the US are accessible to everyone.
Trusted deployments of SaaS like software on your own infrastructure, for one thing. Using the merkle tree plus some currency's consensus gives us a path to trusted software deployment models, done on trusted infrastructure.
better than Virtualbox

Just take a look at VBoxManage --help for a crazy list of settings and features that VBox has accumulated during the past ~10 years.

It even supports ATA TRIM so your fs-driver can discard blocks and keep the VDI-file deflated at all times.

Performance-wise: Compiling stuff within VBox on an i7 quad-core (-j5) is almost as fast as native. X on Linux-VMs feels native too, especially when running in fullscreen.
I just ran into this same issue (bridging over Wi-Fi) last night when setting up KVM on a laptop (running Ubuntu 16.04).

Apparently, this can be worked around using a TAP/TUN device but I haven't tried it yet. Perhaps a similar workaround is feasible on OS X/macOS.
I'm not saying that all, but I think that part of the solution will be finding ways to get people interacting with each other directly in more ways either through direct outreach (going door to door or talking to people in public) or civic engagement. You don't have to be exposed to everyone, I had some really positive conversations when stuck at jury duty last time. A lot of people just go find a corner to hole up in but I ended up sharing a corner of the courthouse with a group of people that preferred to chat and it was a really nice way to while away the time (we had a 2 hour discussion about gun control that was very civil and diverse in ideology which the internet would lead you to believe was impossible).

I'm not saying any of this to detract from this tool or any of the other interesting tools linked here, I think its great to try to find as many solutions as possible but its just been my observation recently that humans interact best face to face, hopefully we can find a more scalable solution though.
as proven by the election, a significant portion of americans have.
Fair enough, you got me there.
Good points. However, even if chemists already know how to predict reactions, giving this knowledge to a machine will allow a much faster search over possible synthetic routes.

I agree that reaction outcomes depend on many other factors besides the reagents. In the future, I'm sure we'll create reaction prediction frameworks that also take these other factors as inputs. The problem right now is that there aren't many datasets that include these extra factors.

We're not advocating turning retrosynthetic analysis over to machines yet. These are just baby steps.
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> I think you mean they fill labor demand or that they diminish the supply of jobs by providing labor.

Yes, I do. Thank you for the clarification.
There's "opposing views", as in "I think we should avoid TPP because it's harmful to our businesses" or as in "I'm not so sure government medical care is the way to go, the private insurance industry can step up" but the types of anti-Hillary vitriol were off the charts.

She's literally a demon! She's running a child trafficking ring! She's covering up multiple murders! Black helicopters! Mind control drugs! It's the Alex Jones shit that's infected people and they're not even in the same reality.

You can't have a rational discussion with an irrational person.
He may be describing himself and other affluent Republicans, but all you need to do is watch interviews and read comment boards to see that the base he turned out takes him both seriously and literally.
How King didn't tell Blitzer to shut up is beyond me. King would be trying to drill down to something interesting, and Blitzer would jump in with "Show me Alabama!".
Psst... Didn't want to focus the discussion on the legality of torrenting. Of course she uses torrent for more than only wallpapers. ;)
The definitions of liberal and conservative do change over time... In the 1920s, I would have been around liberal. Today, I am a strong conservative.
I like your ideas...a lot actually.

The only thing I would point out (see my comment a little further down about US budget) is that our current level of taxation supports comparable levels of spending to Nordic countries. I would guess, not doing an in depth analysis, that this is partly or even mostly due to the much larger relative size of the US GDP.

And in the case of healthcare, we are flat out spending more, both in real dollars and per capita measurements, and getting less. So I view tax arguments as more or less red herrings: We already spend as much or more, instead we should ask what is wrong with our system? Changes to our systems should not require increases in our taxation (necessarily).

But it's also why I really like your ideas since they are systemic in nature.
They have literally announced they're going to try to undo Roe v. Wade and repeal all LGTBQ protections they can. Like, that literally already happened. So I think we're already past the "[won't] enact or seek to promote any racist or sexist policies". I suspect that's because Trump has effectively delegated the entire office of President to Pence.
> The most important part of book recommendations is a vetting of a few resources that are guaranteed to be enlightening.

That's a difficult thing to make since you have to be subjective when suggesting a resource.

For example, in awesome-scifi's novels section[0], we as the maintainers try to tackle this project by requesting from the PR submitter to add a subjective description on why the submitter thinks that the novel in question is awesome (backed up by the name of the submitter so you know exactly who wrote that description), to add a Goodreads rating at the time of submitting a PR, and an emoji if it contains more than 100k ratings on Goodreads (indicating that it's a popular one).

Now, I'm obviously being subjective when talking about a list I'm one of the maintainers of, but when I'm searching for a book, I get to see if it has a good rating, if it got a lot of ratings, and a subjective description of why the person who submitted it thinks it's awesome. It works rather well in my case.

[0] https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome-scifi#novels
I don't think any citizen's vote should count more than another just because they're part of a minority, geographic or otherwise. Imagine the uproar that would ensue if a politician suggested that a racial, ethnic, or religious minority group would have their votes count for more.
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This is the standard thing that xenophobes do when talking about how bad immigration is. They tell someone to take a loot at X. Where X is a place the listener probably hasn't been to and doesn't really know anything about.

It's like if I was talking to a bunch of factory workers in Kentucky about how bad marijuana is and said "just take a look at Holland!" They'd have no fucking idea what it's like in Holland but someone claiming to be an authority just told them the situation was concerning.
16 years if that's the only thing writing to your SSD. Imagine if every piece of software did this, that is why it needs to be kept in check.
The guy is a speculator first of all so the market understands him very well and he understands the market. He is not going to do anything stupid as he knows there will be immediate negative consequences. He is actually in a hard position now to deliver middle class America it's jobs without generating some short term pain first. Yeah block China and watch that toilet paper cost climb 2-3x and see how adorable things are now middle America. Yes kick out illegal workers and watch those tomatoes go for 10$ per pound. Its all bs fellas and it's bad for You.
The problem is the compiler magic for what is 'comparable' is unavailable. This doesn't solve that problem. It creates an entirely new data structure that is mostly a copy paste of the stdlib Dict.
I enjoy being polled. I find the questions they ask fascinating, especially the push polls, where they ask you your preference, say something stupid about a candidate, and then ask you if that changed your opinion (more or less).
I get "Server Busy".
Out of curiosity, have you tried anything other than VirtualBox (e.g. VMware Fusion)?

I was happy with VirtualBox's (on OS X) performance until I bought VMware Fusion. I didn't do any benchmarks so I don't have numbers to back up my claim but it definitely "felt" much faster than VirtualBox.
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I find the wifi connectivity between Sony camera and my iPhone quite painful, mostly down to the fact that it creates its own wifi access point that my iPhone must switch to. Why can't it just connect to my home access point (so it can reach my iMac, and the cloud)
I know, I was just using shorthand explanation. Go back to your code review ;)
Could you expand for those not in the know?
People are pretending that only rural whites voted for them, when the category for white includes Pashtuns, Persians, and other Iranians , and I'm almost certain a majority of Sikhs voted for Trump like I did. Thank god, this was nothing if not a complete rejection of he politics of New England.
Americans don't like to sing Happy Birthday, wear blue jeans, and bbq things on sunny days? Are any of these negative stereotypes? Who would be offended by saying that it's common in the US for people to do these things? Where did I pass judgment on wearing blue jeans? Denigrate people for singing Happy Birthday? Defend the humble sausage?

My 'list of stereotypes' before that bit was intentionally culture free, apart perhaps from 'birthday songs'. Every (major) culture has all of those aspects. How is it bigoted to say that cultures have religious holidays or sporting events?

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I can't believe that I just got called a bigot for saying that in American culture, people sing Happy Birthday. In a thread that came from a guy whining that he can't celebrate patriarchy and white men holding all the positions of power, no less. How ridiculously over-sensitive are you?
>Dell XPS 15 has up to 17 hours of battery life, a 4k screen (that can be upgraded to a touchscreen), dedicated Nvidia GPU and up to 32 gigs of Ram

Every report I've seen from owners of the 15 says that even the 1080 version struggles to get 6 hours so where did you get 17 hours from?
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Can do it with

ps aux | grep ' /Applications/Spotify.app/Contents/MacOS/Spotify$' | awk '{print $9}'
This is really amazing work, it is silky smooth, never dipping below 60fps on my system. Things like this are why I love computing. Keep up the great work.
Scottish-American here, and every time I visit family, I wonder how we got it so wrong over here in the US.

And it's not just millionaires and wilderness. Anecdote: A friend lives in Oklahoma, on a few wooded acres. One day, he posts a photo on Facebook of some guys riding horses across the corner of his property. He didn't care (no reason to), but the first response, "Why were they there? Did you go after them?" Makes no sense.
This thread starts to sound awfully like The Four Yorkshiremen Sketch:
- 16GB you say? And I've got just 4GB and no heating in the apartment...
- Apartment? I'm programming with 16 bytes of RAM and sleep in a cardboard box on street
and i suspect that they hated the establishment simply as a way of having a strong opinion without actually knowing anything about what's going on.
Then any reasonable person, including Tim, would allow it. Was that supposed to be hard?
Oh, come on. Just a quick search "usb c to usb a" on Amazon gives lots of options. This [1] is two compact adapters for $8. Buy couple of these, put it on every cable you're using and you're golden.

[1] https://www.amazon.com/AUKEY-Adapter-MacBook-Google-OnePlus/...
Sure. But it's far from being the failure predicted by the specialists and media in general right after Apple announced them.
Aren't most games made with C/C++ as well?
Right you are. I'll keep that in mind for next time, thanks.
Serious question (and I think the source of the confusion as to what direction has been chosen): if all those philosophies have been rejected, what exactly are we left with? What was being advocated?
Seems right, but most people I know are living with roommates and paying ~1500-1800 USD a month.

That said, that is -drastically- higher than rent in the rest of the country.
Yeah. I just bought an iMac earlier this year - Top CPU specs updated to 64GB of ram so I mostly just develop on that and it's got 4 USB-A ports. I'll probably stick with that until the spring version of the rMBP is released.
Not the same. The narrative they push suits them.
I looked at that, but there doesn't seem to be a way to get Sublime to support multiple fonts. That means you'd need to merge the two fonts into a single family, and I had zero luck getting that to happen.

I also think it's pretty important for the cursive font not only to be monospace, but to be the same width as the non-cursive font. You'll get neither of those if you follow those instructions. In fact, I was not able to find a single free monospace cursive font.

So here's hoping that somebody gets inspired by this and makes a free alternative. I get that fonts are a ton of work to make, but I don't think I can justify spending 200 bucks on a font that only I will look at.
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USBc was a response to lighting, so that would be difficult.
maybe someone posting on a message board isn't part of "the left's" strategy, but rather a human being saying something.
It's not convoluted. It's actually clear and well-defined making it easier to reason about.

I'd call compiler specific alignment attributes more arcane, convoluted, and susceptible to future bugs.

Vectorization isn't a panacea. You need to benchmark to be sure, lacking that I expect GCC to be better at optimizing code than you. If you disagree, please manually write a vectorized one that handles non-aligned addition and post your results :)
The only updates I remember since I last bought Fusion (just over a year ago, not long before their announcement) was a security update (I think that was the one in September you refer to) and perhaps a small point release or two.

I'm not really expecting any awesome new features, just bug fixes mostly.

As I move (mostly) back to Linux on the desktop, I'd really like to use VMware but I can't rationalize $249 for a product that is quite possible "end of life" (for all practical purposes).
Rudy Giuliani gets way, way too much credit for the decrease in crime in NYC during his term in office. If he's really going to go after big crime (corporate things, drug cartels, etc) then I might be able to stomach him as Attorney General. But if he want's to encourage stop and frisk type bullshit on a national level (I'm not even sure he can do that) I would be very, very worried.
Is it possible to swap the link on this post? That's kind of silly that they just copy the original post. Understanding different optimizers and why they work is important though, especially since often people will just use them without considering what they're actually doing.
that's what's great: they don't expect anything from him.
OK. IN this case it might be just my ear - I'm not a native English speaker - but I've recognized the tendency of urbanites to dismiss suburban areas as "hinterland" or something similar. At their peril.
And then add on Healthcare, child-rearing, and education costs and guess what...

USA Citizens pay more overall. Just not through "taxes." per -say.
Maybe, I am not so sure that this is an actual phenomenon or just a perceived one. I, for one, think the pro's outweigh any cons, I like the the idea of being reassured that my vote got counted correctly and that there isn't any fuckery going on. I would like to have actually seen the number go up by one after I put my ballot in the machine. I can only speak for myself and say that "bandwagon voting" would have no affect on me (I voted for Johnson/Weld knowing full well they would never win).
Did you consider working with a chemistry CRO (say WuXi) to train models using their proprietary datasets? Is there some solution that's a win-win for everyone?
Generalizing from one example