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What does being Muslim have to do with it? People of any religion are free to express their opinion on gay marriage. Now if they said all gay people should be stoned, that would be another thing.

> You are still welcome to express your opinions, even if they are offensive to some users. We want honest and open discussion to happen on Imzy from all sides. However, these opinions cross the line into malicious speech when they specifically incite violence or hatred, or make people fear you will act against them in a violent manner. We reserve the right to remove anything overtly malicious.

That said, each community has its own moderation policy on top of it. So people expressing an opinion the community leaders deem unacceptable may be banned from the specific community.
I hope I don't come across as too obtuse, but it might still make economical sense for the PSF to backpedal on their decision: even if Python3 is a good solution for the future, it's caused years of arguments and still hasn't been adopted by the majority[1].

Ridiculous as it might sound, that implies it would actually take less work to devise a path for Python2 that's backwards compatible but still has a future, and invest the time to backport all 3-only code, than it would to proceed with killing off 2 and porting everything over. It's also nothing more than everyone whose code is 2-only is being asked to do sometime in the future (they chose "the wrong competing standard" and have to pay the cost). Either way someone has to foot the bill for a unified Python but couldn't it just be that the early adopters of 3 could pay that cost if it saves updating (say) twice as much legacy code in favour of backporting the 3-only code?

Of course, the future version of Python should be the best form of the language with the right features, and that's why it was decided to kill off 2, but if after this many years the initiative hasn't completely succeeded, there's always the option to reverse course.

Heck, in the time until Python 2 is officially gone, maybe this new fork will evolve into a better language than 3 and still be backwards-compatible with 2!

For now I'm sticking with 2.7 for as long as I can but will just accept it when the time comes.

[1]: https://mobile.twitter.com/vlasovskikh/status/80172061331236... for example (I don't think I've made a controversial claim here but could be wrong)
I think they're working out how they're going to justify what they're going to do with his movement after he's no longer in charge of it. In the last year about three different times I have seen people making the same argument, that free software needs to be understood as part of a broader left wing ideology. It's bullshit and I hope those people lose hard.
"Mega-dosing is what's dangerous. Good multivitamins use a fraction of that dose."

The problem is that a lot of multivitamins (and supplements in general) have doses which are all over the place, and megadoses are quite common. You'll also find many reviews and testimonials that swear to the efficacy of any given dose of these supplements. On top of that, many doctors recommend that people take "a multivitamin", without any further guidance as to the ingredients or their dosage. Finally, a lot of people don't trust doctors and believe in alternative medicine, naturopathy, or what have you, from which they'll often hear recommendations to megadose because allegedly, the RDA's are set way too low (for a variety of reasons, depending on the supplement).

There's a lot of conflicting medical advice out there, and for the average consumer (who may have a host of medical issues, or suspected issues) it's not always as clear as "just take the RDA".
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But i'll reply to myself and admit that I don't give a damn about styling either in my own site, meta64.com, because I'm just working on back end functionality at this point. Let the hypocrisy accusations begin. I plead guilty in advance.
Yes, very often. Just like people go to Harvard or Yale for the name and the network - not the education.

See Y Combinator now. Which people go to for the name and the network - not the money.
I guess you first need to be in a strong position if you want to negotiate with them. You could just ignore them. Or as you say, you could try to get something out of this, like a partnership.

How could you get into a stronger position? Maybe talk to a lawyer for ideas. I think that incorporating your company and get the legal done correct will help if you wanted to sell. Assign your IP to the incorporated company. All of this I think should help since it makes you look more serious and helps make it a clear proposition for whoever is buying.

Whether you want to sell or just get something else, as others say, counter higher.

It's probably smart to suggest a few options on the table for them. And for context you could tell them you are talking to others as well, and say someone else has offered you XXX for such and such. Consider also that this company could are probably aware of this HN post, so be aware of that!

If you want to give them numbers for sale or salary as part of an options you suggest to them how might you cost that?
At least use Alexa "how much is my site worth" to get an idea, and then realistically consider, how much is this worth. How might you do that? Maybe something involving potential customers * ( LTV - CPA ). Or maybe consider this question: what is your current salary? what is your ideal salary? How much time did you put into this? What was your time cost? Or maybe consider, how much money would you need to give yourself X units of time to work on the next thing you want to do.

If you want to partner with them, who would own the IP? Would it be shared? Profit shared? Would you be retained as employee? Consultant? Volunteer? Who has the final say for decisions about this if you partner with them?

Truth is -- you need to understand why they want to buy you. It's probably some kind of hedge. Like, to take you out of competition. Do you think that's possible? Consider the possibility that if you do not reach some agreement with them they might move on to "offensive strategies" if they are serious about what your project may mean for them. Companies are not moral, they are cost and objective based. So if it costs less for them to try to sue you than to buy it, and their objective is to shut your project down, they will do that. Consider these things.

Importantly, probably understanding what you hope to achieve by growing it. Why do you want to do it personally? And does the underlying reason really imply that the choice to grow it and partner is the best way for you to achieve that underlying goal?
The basic premise may be disruptive in a "Big Bang" move but could be accomplished gradually by building new facilities and shifting project flow over time.

Also, the DoD makes fast changes like this all the time as the result of BRAC. Government employees don't tend to just up and change jobs - they are career workers who like the stability and promise of a pension.
Yeah, read it about 3 or 4 times now, and it always seems to be late at night (UK here) when I read it. Here I am, while my family sleeps, working away in the quiet solitude of night. Luckily though, I'm drinking tea, not alcohol.
Sadly nothing will actually come of this because we're all too lazy and comfortable to care.
I think notification should not only just notify the users, but also enable them to handle it. For example, when you receive a message, you may want to reply immediately. But it would be terrible if you have to go to the contact view and find the sender from hundreds of them. Why not just tap the notification and do what you want?

This is my first open source framework, although it's very simple, the new concept and the API are great in my opinion. It's been 1 month since I published it but there are only 6 stars. Really have no idea why some similar but uglier can have 1000 stars. No complain, just want to ask for experience and suggestions. I hope people can explore this concept with me, but the first thing is to let them know it.
Sure. But wouldn't the CIA be more likely to side with the Republican?
The thing is -- they probably already know how it works. The idea of getting you to talk to them is legally defensive. They can say you explained it to them, or they explained it to you. It gives them a stronger position. Maybe there's even some clause in what you signed that says they own it if you told it to them. It's probably important to record all voice meetings.
I find the Ruby solution more elegant: https://github.com/bruceadams/pmap

e.g.: Replace:

require 'open-uri'
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To:

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Have to agree to disagree on this one. Comparing taxi medallions to the FAR is enough of a stretch that I don't see a further basis for discussion.
I wouldn't say lazy quite yet. I'm still in shock that Republicans have done this to the country. Their infatuation with Putin and Trump's open collusion with him are stunning.
I don't know, I keep hearing that electricians and plumbers and similar jobs aren't running out of work anytime soon, and that you can make a very very good living out of these kinds of technical occupations, especially in a small community. Maybe it's not that hard to contribute value to an organization; just that the organizations we've built for ourselves are flawed to start with.

Perhaps the lesson here is that a lot of what we're doing is just wankery. Honestly, 90% of the startups you hear about don't meaningfully improve anyone's life in a way they couldn't do without. Monthly boxes full of crap? The new social network du jour? I've been in the tech industry for about a decade, I'm starting to have enough money that I could live a very comfortable life with a medium salary job, and I'm starting to think more and more about whether it's really worth it.
> Freedom of speech can also not be legislated upon, you can ban people but they will just move on to exercise it some other place or way. And freedom to insult or berate or "troll" is still speech, it conveys meaning, it cannot be stopped from human spirit no matter how much the majority deem it bad taste.

Sure, and Imzy believes that you may exercise that right on some other site and not theirs.
Couldn't they have just made him an offer too good to refuse to buy PKarc? I haven't read up on the background so perhaps they already tried this. But it seems like that's the "big company" playbook. At least if you're substantially bigger than your competitor.
It isn't the helmet that's the problem. As their ability to absorb shock has increased, the players hitting harder has gone up with it. And although a helmet can absorb a lot of shock, the twisting/turning of the head on impact is not something they can dampen, and those are the motions that cause brain trauma.

Keep in mind that the interior base of the braincase is a catastrophe of sharp bone, and that you're scraping something with the durability of jello across it every time there's an impact that has any lateral component, which is all of them.
I didn't bring up the game theory example because it can be used to build a model over a single transaction (or molecule). The same model can be used to describe property owners as a group. Since the economic models are complex enough to involve more parameters than the buyer and seller, our economical understand of society know that a housing bubble isn't caused by the property owners. They might have the upper hand, have more pressure to apply, but they aren't what causing the end result of increase prices.

You say that the social science concentrate on areas where it is meaningful, but much of what we have discussed is focused on the end result. Do the property owners have, in the average, the upper hand in negotiations and do they get their way most of the time. Its an odd place to stop asking further question and not ask the question that really matter, which is what model can predict the price tomorrow.

The big benefit of such model is that such theories can be tested, and later used in prescribing ways to influence the outcome.
Does that make Silicon Valley's "brain rape" scene eerily accurate?

(Of course someone uploaded it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlwwVuSUUfc)
That I get.

But the FFT results show all sorts of harmonics and results that effectively need to be further decomposed.

It does not produce a the results as you described, in reality.

Using FFT to decompose someones speech, I'm getting peaks at 300Hz, 600Hz, 900Hz etc.. My crude understanding is that those are all related to one another, though I can't quite fathom why.

I fully grasp the example you give ... but the actual results are something bewildering altogether ...
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The CIA is an "ends justify means" organization. And I don't think the ends for them are anything other than "the good of the country" (whatever that means to them at the time). The shady (sometimes downright horrific) things they have done in the past have fit in with that idea. Within that framework, I don't think that they would make these allegations without either good reason to be worried about interference or good reason to be worried about Trump's ties to Russia.

Also, Bay of Pigs was far from an invasion. We didn't even send in air support!
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I have heard that my true life story echos things that happen on the HBO show, "Silly Valley." I personally never watched it... too painful :-/

RE: that clip ....yeah and you can tell them your secret at that time, but they don't own you/your team, skills, passion nor the improvements made to the work over time. They just know how we were able to sync audio across any IP device via the web after two months into development. A ton has changed since then and 100% for the better.
> I would expect their educational material to cover ethics and how to behave toward other humans.

Kids need love, not that. Giving them instruction without love doesn't work at all.

The reverse works fine.

> in the company of other similarly raised children that they would play and socialize with, giving them some experience and chance to practice what they learn formally in school and informally from movies/tv/books.

Yikes. You would raise a generation of severely damaged psychopaths if you did that.
A couple of takes on these leaks, which seem to be at odds with FBI conclusions:

https://www.emptywheel.net/2016/12/09/unpacking-new-cia-leak...

https://theintercept.com/2016/12/10/anonymous-leaks-to-the-w...
Russians are aimed to elect Clinton, because republicans are natural enemies of Russian dictatorship, while democrats allowed them to start war and capture part of Ukraine despite Budapest memorandum.
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It's a for-profit publication, and I agree -- sometimes it shows.
You know, this is exactly what my Dad did. He's in his late 80's now, and retired back in '92. He job kept him busy 24/7 for most of his career, and he never had the time to watch TV, when there were so many other, more important things to do.

Nowadays, he uses my Netflix account waaaay more than I do. And he's catching up on decades of shows, and quite enjoying himself. He just finished Season 3 of ST:TNG. It's been fun talking to him about episodes I watched back in the day, too.
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You should read this, as it explains what will probably happen if you engage without leverage: http://paulgraham.com/corpdev.html
Well here are the rules: https://www.imzy.com/community-policy

I think those are fairly clear. Granted there are always going to be grey areas. I agree that effective moderation is hard. I'm sure the site admins are cognizant of that.
This list does not even include their long history of regime change (often of democratically elected governments), torture, forced human experimentation, arms dealing, etc. The CIA is by any definition a criminal gang and terrorist organization, and the Clintons are quite wrapped up in their nasty activities. Any good they've done is likely incidental to their other objectives. I hate Trump as much as anyone, but the word of the CIA means nothing.
I'm having periodic problems where everyone else is moving but my moves are doing nothing.
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As a non-rubyist, this took me a minute to guess through. I prefer list comps.

hint: I'm implying familiarity over elegance.
Imzy is not, nor attempting to be, a safe space by that definition. From the article: "You can get your feelings hurt. You can't get death threats." So far, most of the people that have received bans were like the people who ran the safe space you were kicked out of.
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I've used respirators for years at various jobs. The older ones were definitely more restrictive, but you can get P100 filters nowadays for cheap that don't have any noticeable resistance at all, even when breathing hard. Just about any dual-filter mask qualifies.
He also assumes that should those people not move, that Cleveland has enough people with the right skillsets to fill the gap.
I feel most sorry for Tom Henderson, esp at 20:20 claiming he's over it.

Low barriers to entry make software easy to get into... and easy for your replacement to get into. It seems software businesses aren't common any more for that reason (excepting MS).
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> Programming is one of the very few (perhaps only) academic disciplines or technical proficiencies where learning without the assistance of another, more expert, human being is not only accepted, but encouraged.

You have to draw a distinction between programming as a skill and holding an accredited degree in Computer Science. You can certainly learn to program some useful Python without learning advanced Analysis of Algorithm, Abstract Algebra, Type theory, Building compilers and many others at University.

What level of skill is needed is highly dependent on context. There is a vast need for programmers with a freshman or sophomore level of programming skill who have some domain specific knowledge in practically every industry you can think of. Having a degree requirement for most of these positions would result in highly over qualified people and a rapid turnover.

If your project requires skills that only someone with a degree is likely to have then by all means put that as a requirement. But there are many positions that simply do not need upper division skills to get the job done.
In other words they are experts in what influencing another nation illicitly looks like.
Cant' figure out the controls, felt like one out 5 times what I wanted to do was what happened.
Here's an article from a couple weeks ago that uses FFT as part of a machine learning algorithm to categorize music by genre: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13078165
When I go to my account settings, and click on "Change Plan", I have three options for "unlimited" plans: 1, 2, or 3 discs out at a time.

IIRC, there used to be up to 5 discs out at a time available, so I was surprised to see only 3 such plans now.

Perhaps new members have fewer choices? I'm not sure.
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I'm down. Anybody in Denver want to do this?

Is there a place for tabletop gamers to organize? I've always wanted to get into it, but just not with the Doritos+MtnDew sort of people. A bunch of infosec professionals playing this game would be highly entertaining, I think.
@dang: Curious to see if the "no political posts" guideline applies to this -- why or why not.

> If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably off-topic.
How, exactly, does TFA fit in to this theory of yours?
Clearly, "sane" is up for argument. My understanding is that 2.6 was the last version to get major features. Python 2.7's goal was to be a bridge between 2x and 3x[1]--it was that superset where code can run in both. It back ported many of the popular Python3 features (at the time). But that was 6 years ago and Python 3 has had new features since then.

(Looking at this from the perspective of the "Python Community" or someone who's goal is to adopt Python3) His focus is to back port newer Python 3 features developed since then. Does this help people move to Python 3?

Good on him for digging into cpython. While there's __future__ and the backports module, he seems to have focused on features that aren't just new libraries (which is cool). A few years ago I was trying to backport Python 3's Namespace Packages for my company since our internal import tools effectively do the same thing (except our's had bugs).

[1] https://docs.python.org/dev/whatsnew/2.7.html#the-future-for...
The last time the CIA went to the media with supposedly incontrovertible evidence we ended up invading Iraq over WMD's that didn't exist. Food for thought.
I think most of the criticism of uber are valid... but the status quo they're working against (taxis and drunk driving) have enough downsides that I don't think the ethical calculus around their business practices is simple.
The experiment was official concluded two days ago.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13131251
Nothing you said is relevant nor useful. It's the equivalent of an ad-hominem attack.

What do you have to offer to refute their arguments ?
It's still in the guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Of all the people that disagree with me, I'm wiling to engage in a conversation with a certain fraction that is closest to my position, because then I have at least some common baseline from which I can start. I belive many people have the same approach. Your comment does not seem to be in that fraction.