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XPath is fantastic, although not everything is relevant to non-XML docs.

But in general, JSON, XML, S-expressions, yaml, HTML, and many data interchange programs are all 95% the same hierarchical data structure.

I wanted to make a cross-dataformat XPath subset that would work on all of them, and even allow a format that mixed the formats as needed in a MIME-esque document format, but the parser... oh god the parser.

This guy's project was like the initial steps of mine: use whatever XML tools exist, but that kills streaming processing and doesn't pass cursory smell tests...

I like this though, it is food for thought.
Once built, you can use and reuse the materials that went to the battery almost indefinitely. The stuff inside the battery does not get consumed, it just changes form. And once you have used all the cycles, you can take the battery apart, leaving you with the stuff you began with, ready to be assembled into a new battery. So if you generate all your energy via solar, you only need sunlight to charge and recycle them all.
Reddit could probably comply relatively easily if it chose to - by requiring AV for NSFW subreddits. Tumblr though? I doubt many of the people who wrote this bill have any idea how the internet is used these days, sadly.
But but but it's FUNCTIONAL, and turing-complete!!!

// yes I understand the use cases of functional code
That's an old, closed reddit post.

They have been actually actively implementing .webp support since August:

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1294490
Despite all the concerns about freedom of speech, it could be a good opportunity for the offline porn market, with relatively higher margins because of the artificial scarcity.
I have used Signal for a while, alongside Telegram and Whatsapp. I find the fact that they are chrome apps / require your phone to be online very annoying. Also I find signal regularly messes with the order of messages.

Right now I am testing with Wire, and waiting for proper pasting from clipboard. Although I am concerned with privacy, and I applaud the efforts from OWS, usability is more important to me. It will always be some sort of a tradeoff I guess. Although things seem to be getting better I am saddened by the lack of federation.
He definitely means a lot.
But without a standard library
We are a Java shop and created the tool to manage our own code initially. Our next priority is to make it supporting more languages.
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Most Palestinians and anti-government Jews in Israel wouldn't agree. Maybe Kurdistan will be the first country in which political elites (backed by populist voting majority) treat all their citizens as subjects and not as objects to achieve their own objectives. I hope so, I don't know much about Kurdistan.
I am pretty sure that people are not legally allowed to work 8 hours per day, for 7 days per week every week ;)
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From all I have read, lithium supply does not seem to be a major concern [1]. But if your numbers are correct, note that the currently mined lithium reservers are 14,000,000 tonnes [2]. 1 tonne lithium then gives you 10MWh of capacity. So 140PWh sounds like a lot of capacity, and this assumes we just stick to places that are currently minded and don't explore alternatives like extraction from seawater [3].

[1] https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/Why-Lithium-Isn...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium

[3] http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/01496398608056148
Pilot unions seem like a good thing to me.

I don't want an underpaid, overworked pilot who will never be able to retire to fly a plane I'm in or over my house.
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Especially as people who have left their state to go to college have already left their state to advance their lives, regardless of what they do later.
Do monkeys have morals? (Legitimate question.)
Current Li-on packs are good for 2000 cycles, about 8 years. Even when you include mining and manufacturing the environmental impact is still negligible compared to running on diesel 24/7/365.
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Sure, I didn't mean to compare it in that way. My issue was with the hyperbole: "you are left blindfolded, speaking to a room you don't know is empty or not". Social networks in China are nothing like that: censorship is relatively rare and predictable.
The problem of children accessing adult content either on purpose or by accident is a challenging one.

The UK government sees this as a "sex shop" problem, where adult material is hidden behind a door where under 18's are not showed to enter.

Most of us would agree that the responsibility for our children's internet access falls on the parents shoulders, but since the vast majority of children are much more tech savvy than their parents, and they have smartphones that are difficult to lock down, parents are failing to protect their children.

The NSPCC study that was linked illustrates that point. The question is, how do we solve the problem?

My preference would be to opt in with service provider to block known porn content, but blacklists are flimsy. Also, there are websites like reddit that offer a variety of content that spans various subjects, including porn subreddits. Can my child access the Minecraft subreddit? It's a pretty easy jump to NSFW material.

OpenDNS used to have some pretty good content blocking tools, but a smart kid is going to figure out how to switch their DNS settings to use Google instead. It's a whack a mole problem where established websites will suffer, and we'll new porn sites popping up even more frequently than they do now, with ISP's playing a constant game of catch up.
Does anybody have an idea why so many graduates are moving to Colorado?
This is necessary as a salami method of bringing changes to China's policies in a generation or two when the old guards die out, a usual exercise in social engineering, given West is still relevant by then. Having said that, I am glad I am gone off Facebook and have means to block their tracking over unrelated Internet sites.
What's the perspective of something like this given that AFAIK luajit is abandoned. Or hat luajit's status changed?
Just to leave some suggestions of puzzle games that are little hidden gems and that provide great logic thinking training.
IMO they should be played in the order below:

1) Blockly Maze game (free) (https://blockly-games.appspot.com/maze?lang=en)

2) Jelly no Puzzle (free) (http://qrostar.skr.jp/index.cgi?page=jelly&lang=en)

3) Human Resource Machine (paid) (http://tomorrowcorporation.com/humanresourcemachine)
something about this reminds me of "common-sense firearm safety laws"
There is not 3000 _core_ words. You don't teach elementary school children 3000 words. That list is significanly smaller. In Denmark it's 120 words, then you'll be well on your way to reading and writing most basic stuff.

That someone has selected 2048 words used to generate passphrases, doesn't make it easy to remember.
I see you have your entrepreneur hat on
F.U.D. is the impetus for info sec audits/analyses. An audit is where the desired forensic evidence would come from.
You missed the bit where the IP Bill has been approved by all Houses and awaits Royal Assent: https://services.parliament.uk/bills/2015-16/investigatorypo...

It's done. Pervasive surveillance is in.

We have already achieved "forced ISPs to do this, that or the other".
Heh. I have exactly the opposite problem. One of my senior product managers is crazy in love with the concept of ML, despite knowing absolutely nothing about it beyond what he's read in some puff pieces in business magazines. Any time I run into any non-trivial problem his first suggestion is often "What's so hard about that? Just collect a bunch historical data and feed it into a machine learning algorithm (in the cloud!)".

edit: Also his definition of "Big Data" seems to be "more data than can be printed on an A4 piece of paper"
Anecdotal data point here. I grew up in upstate NY in a rural area. About 30% of my class joined the military and the remainder was split between college and work after school. At least 60% of my class no longer lives in NY.

That's not an atypical situation.
Just because it's possible doesn't mean it's a good idea ;)
+1 for Netlify. Have a dozen or so production sites there currently and am a happy customer.
was about to post the same. not required anymore :D

Don't forget: fast, competent and helpful support!
Then just skip that and start with the Pinker book, as that's very rewarding (very dense, so I consider myself a fast reader, but that took a few months), connects seemingly distant topics and concepts.
WebP support was added briefly in the macOS Sierra (10.12) public betas, but was removed. It doesn't seem to work in Safari right now (macOS Sierra 10.12.2 beta), according to this test page:

https://developers.google.com/speed/webp/gallery
Slight bias?

> There is little indication that the rest of the company shares the Azure product group’s commitment to open source, especially not the patent licensing group.

I think the Open Sourcing of .net, PowerShell, VS Code and Ubuntu Bash in Windows 10 would also be obvious inclusions?

THIS EXIST https://github.com/Microsoft

The issue here is Software Patents exist.
Take a look at the posting history of OP to get an idea.
One example:

> (...) once again stated that she was related to the two boys simultaneously and that at one point she told the murderer that his sexual performance was inferior to that of the victim.

If you can read portuguese, or is willing to try some online translation, you can go to:

http://g1.globo.com/sp/santos-regiao/noticia/2016/10/pivo-da...
They're both examples of social pressure, but the vervet monkeys presumably weren't subject to propaganda from military leaders, and the human woman certainly didn't have any kind of feather-presenting instinct.

I think the gender angle is not as interesting as the cultural one.
Strange. It's an outlier on the map, and contradicts the author's main point. Yet there's no mention of Colorado in the article.
> your small portion gets lost in the haystack

This is not a good security method in this day and age.

It is cheap to watch and alert on everything.
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Yikes. What medications are known to have this side effect and what early warning symptoms of it can one heed?
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Interesting.

We are negotiating our own SAFE deal (a replacement for Convertible Notes) and VCs told us that average discount rate is 20% but I guess it depends on the team/startup.

It's pretty close to your 24,5% median and it validates your data.
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What makes you think parents are more reliable at this job than the government?
From a higher vantage point, the ultimate reference still is from Descartes in Discourse on the Method of Rightly Conducting One's Reason and of Seeking Truth in the Sciences, esp. Part II

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discourse_on_the_Method
If you're willing to deal with the development overhead of creating/storing multiple formats, which if you super care about optimized content serving you're doing anyway for sizes, then just use a picture element with fallback sources.

Progressive enhancement applies to more than just JS, and we've already been provided with a standard way to not have to care about browser support.
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As a doctor, you are partially right.

There are some doctors who look at their job as technicians for money.

However there are some who really do go out of their way and give a 100% at the loss of their own family. But, probably so do some politicians...

i agree with your point, that people's qualifications in one field don't necessary entitle them to a respect from authority in another field.

tbe reason they are asking for doctors help in this is, to reduce the political fallout from people who respond to authority. They may as well also ask for help from teachers, firefighters, priests, airplane pilots (I believe Air Force even uses methamphetamines) ...
I've used template libs to do this in the past, e.g. mustache.js, handlebars.js, Jinja2, etc. Then generating JSON as output instead of HTML. Usually quick to learn the template libraries DSL, and I find templates easier to read than transforms.
Certainly Data Mining and applied statistics
The world of IC & SoC design will be new to us, no doubt about it.

Which means the most likely bet, unfortunately, but historically the case with technology mergers like this, is that they're going to screw it up.
How will you make sure the immune response won't be targeted at the same epitopes of all/most of the 18? That protein is known to have decoy epitopes..
At some point not far from today the western governments should legislate freedom of speech in social media. We are now at 40% of people getting their news from them. Is that not a big enough number to stop pretending they are "just private companies"?
Does this mean gay monkeys are more likely to be non-violent?

I don't particularly like the PC hype these days, but I think this could be a way to separate this from the gender domain and map it on the scarcity domain...
We also try to keep things simple.
Without gatekeepers, the pull request workflow is quite the same as GitHub.
Advanced users can explore gatekeepers to achieve much flexible workflows.
Hackers may also write plugins to add their own gatekeepers in future releases. 8)
There are surely indemnity clauses all the way upstream. There are plenty of next day shipping options from 3 national carriers, plus same day options and just putting someone on a flight.
Thanks for the reply. You have a new Lifesum user.
In any other post it would be a conflict of interest but, as Trump explained and as the start of the article suggests, the President by definition doesn’t hav a conflict of interest problem.

"Billionaire US President-elect Donald Trump has said he is not obliged to cut ties to his business empire when he takes office on 20 January.” - this is true.

"A Democratic senator is tabling a resolution calling on him to liquidate his assets to prove he does not intend to profit from the office of president.” - this is also true

"There is no legal requirement to liquidate assets but past US presidents have set aside their business dealings.” - also true

Trump might not have to liquidate his assets and there may be no legal requirement to declare conflict of interest or put his finances into some sort of blind trust, but that’s only because of how the position he has been elected to is defined - hence the misleading headline.
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Protect their children? Has there been any study that children need this "protection" you speak of?

I was able to get hold on porn videos when I was a teenager, despite not having internet at home or somewhere else.

At the end, the only way forward is to speak with your children, it has nothing to do with firewalls.
Drugs, child porn (sometimes even adult porn), and terrorism seem to be the most-used arguments for authoritarianism. Unfortunately they are also quite convincing in the "you have nothing to hide" sense.
'Apparently' how? Because you're being downvoted? I doubt, even if it is a sockpuppet account (which incidentally has amassed four times the karma you have), that they are the only one downvoting you.
While i strongly agree with the spirit of the statement , unfortunately it falls under "if not me, someone else will do it". Now that people have found out the power of social media, it's a power to be abused.
What I am most interested in is how to test/debug webhooks during development.

How do I tell webhook providers to send test notifications to my local development instance without tampering with the production setup on both sides?
The website stutters here with safari when scrolling, making reading the site a bad experience.
Facials are neither a way to prevent unwanted pregnancies (compared to condoms or the pill) nor does it protect against STDs. Hour-long penetration marathons are not an accurate portrayal of typical intercourse.

There are many good arguments against online censorship but "porn is sex ed" isn't one of them. I'm aware that there are porn sites that are more "realistic" but it's still the wrong argument.

The correct argument is: that something exists doesn't mean children will be exposed to it and that something is harder to seek out intentionally doesn't mean children won't be exposed to it.

Of course the real argument is: stop trying to pass laws based on tabloid newspaper headlines.
I can't find if neocities support custom domain names, any idea?
>it's a democratic government that can easily be voted out.

The group of individuals handling this data are more than likely to be bureaucratically appointed rather than democratically elected.

>It doesn't help anyone cling to power.

On the contrary, it is human nature to do so.
Don't worry tomorrow it will be forgotten and we'll have another thread lamenting that the main problem of today's society is the evil tech giants that promote opinion bubbles.
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Maybe incorporate an Ubuntu-style 'suggested payment' part to the signup? You could have one or two reminders during the course if they choose 'Free'. Or supplement with paid-for content that goes beyond the course?

I agree that it's a lot of work and wouldn't be unfair to seek some compensation.
Yeah the weird thing is, despite being easy to circumvent these sort of measures are often very effective! So long as using a VPN requires any baseline of knowledge, technical skill and effort, I expect 90%+ of criminals won't do it.

I've been nursing a theory for a long time that modern society has an accidental saving grace. And that is, if you're competent, its usually better to just not commit crime. Think about it - any criminal can learn lockpicking today via the internet, but few do. Why? Because if you're capable of investing time and energy into honing a skill, you may as well do something above board. Don't break and enter - become a locksmith instead. Don't manage a team of criminals - become a manager at a company. It pays better. Its less risky. There's more services and social support available. You won't go to jail. You can have friends who aren't criminals.

And because of that the people who are left committing the vast majority of crime do so in part because they're not good at long term planning. Which is something law enforcement takes complete advantage of. So, almost no petty criminals are going to know about VPNs. They aren't going to commit to a monthly subscription to a VPN provider. They won't set up a PP2P tunnel on their phone and laptop. Why? Again because if they knew to do that sort of stuff they could probably hold down a stable job in low level tech support.

Obviously there's exceptions to this, but the bread and butter of law enforcement isn't bank heists. Its someone who's drunk. Its someone who smashed a window and stole some money because they want to get high. Or stole a phone out of someone's hand and ran off with it. Or went out with the boys to beat someone up "who had it coming".

When the (then) Australian minister for communication introduced record keeping laws for ISPs he told people they can bypass it a number of ways. Lots of people were confused by that - but it makes sense. The aim isn't to record data from us, or from our community. They don't care about taxpayers who are gainfully employed. The point is to make it easier to catch that asshole who beat up his girlfriend then bragged about it to his friends on facebook.

And as a result, probably the most annoying thing we can do for law enforcement is introduce apps like Signal and the TOR browser. Stuff that makes it dead simple for anyone to maintain their privacy - you just have to use a different messenger.

(Edit: Re-watched the interview where Turnbull described how to bypass the retention bill and he wasn't as enthusiastic as I remember.)
This is much easier to do with Groovy.
The point is the legislations are written by people who are often technologically inept and from a political culture of placing their own opinions above the advice of the experts.

You also see the same nonsensical policies on other topics like global warming, gun control (in the US), the war on drugs, and weird alternative treatments available on the NHS.
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Can they amend their ToS so that anybody in the legislature or their immediate families has their account activity published publicly? :P
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The other way of looking at it is that Piketty is a popularisation of serious piece academic research, however flawed some of its data processing and conclusions may be, whereas Economics in One Lesson is a pamphlet beating straw men to death with "analysis" that's beneath simplistic in many parts and flatly wrong in some of the others (e.g "for every public job created...a private job has been destroyed somewhere else")

The one thing they have in common is both being pretty polemical in tone.
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Well, and then you get people who insert php into html in production environments. Believe me, I've seen it more than once. I don't see how PHP is easier than Ruby. It's not Haskel, after all.
A publicity stunt so, come the next election, said government can leverage what the masses might see as a good/harmless idea. The minority of people who know better won't be statistically significant when it comes to the polls.
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... but Amazon is full of garbage, fakes, and counterfeit goods.
I don't understand how the american media can portray this Richard Spencer character as being the "leader" of the "alt-right"... The alt-right that is a catch-all label for any individual who doesn't fit into either "conservative" or "liberal". All over the right-wing sites and forums there is threads like "Literally who is this guy?". Only place where he actually has a following is at TRS.biz, which is a shitfest full of shills who often raid other sites - No one really likes TRS anywhere, not even on 4chan.
Weren't bans on drugs pervasive throughout history?

Isn't it amazing that you think that? Seems to say something about the schools... If physicians can finally, at this late date, consider doing the right thing politically, it makes one wonder... will public schoolteachers ever kick the DARE officers out?

Seems unlikely, doesn't it?
I'm not suggesting that 20 random characters is easier to remember, but for average Joe, it might as well be the same. Not only do they have to remember the words, the sequence, and how to spell them. Unfortunately we cannot expect this from users in general - the worst offenders write down a password like "rocket", so there is no hope that they'll try to remember a sequence of random words.

We shouldn't have remember passwords at all IMO. It's creating entropy by remembering things, but the human brain is inheritly bad at remembering exact things. Things like a yubikey is a better idea, plug it in, enter your pincode, and use a key pair to authentication. All the user have to do is keep track of the physical thing and the pincode.
There seems to be no way to donate to them, why?
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And Twitter. All the main porn companies and a lot of porn stars have Twitter accounts, and regularly post clips from porn videos.
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If anyone wants to try it out quickly I made a docker image for it

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