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I think you are way off and quoting meaningless number without having any clue. What does Internet usage or Population has to do with an economic move?

There is only one number that matters and its inflation 500% as of April 2016. Venezuela is suffering from hyperinflation and scarcity.

http://money.cnn.com/2016/04/12/news/economy/venezuela-imf-e...

India on other hand is going through a period of robust growth, with inflation well within limits. Even the worst projection show that the demonetisation will reduce india's growth rate from 6% to 4% for at most couple of quarters. 4% is still considered quite a good growth rate.

Actually the worst phase of demonetisation is already over. In 30 days everything will be back to normal.
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You say, "the media has started a campaing to make people belive that right now their money will have no value at all and a bunch of other lies"

But then you say, "the money in this country has a super high rotation, bills NEVER sit in your pocket or your wallet for more than 1 hour"

Dude the media appears to be right. I have bills in my wallet that have been there for years.
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I could easily imagine @Taek (working for NSA) reading your comment and shitting his pants, realising you just touched on the holy grail and wanting to put you off the idea of you putting your own custom crypto on top of industry standard because that way they will have a much harder job than right now where everybody uses the same crypto which they are already specialist at breaking (which we don't know now, but in 30 years they will acknowledge it, and acknowledge that they in 2016 had people roam the Internet forums and school developers about how bad homebrewn crypto is because not using homebrewn crypto makes their job a lot easier).

That's a joke in regards to @Taek, but it could very well be. It must be a lot easier for NSA and all other intelligence agencies when everybody uses the same crypto tech.
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We do this at work, but for pascal. Most algol-like languages can quite easily be converted straight away into sexpr. I just defined a neat little subset to begin with and mangled the rest in there. We generate a _lot_ of code using a guile/pascal macro system, using guile's syntax-case to destructure the macros and turning them into proper pascal.

It was really just a prototype at first. I was going to have a more pascal-like syntax in the end, but the prototype was fast enough, and manually parsing was more trouble than it was worth.

So, we don't write all of our code in sexprs, but have a preprocessor (PPP - the pascal pre-processor) that reads a sexpr version of pascal and generates code accordingly.
I guess I'd like to know what features are used that activate the licensing conditions? i.e. the specific software or libraries that are part of Java SE Advanced & Suite

I have to say that I'm entirely unsurprised though. Oracle has been doing this across their database space for many years: they are kings of the dodgy shakedown. Anyone who decides to go with Oracle on any new venture or as part of any new development are absolutely insane to do so...

I'm genuinely waiting (or at least, I was waiting before Trump was voted in as President) for the U.S. Government to litigate against Oracle.
Yeah I'm not in love with Java, but let's also not forget that Google has successfully extracted Java from Oracle's hands at this point, to a billion-or-so installation extent.
> I could easily imagine @Taek (working for NSA) reading your comment and shitting his pants, realising you just touched on the holy grail and wanting to put you off the idea of you putting your own custom crypto on top of industry standard because that way they will have a much harder job than right now where everybody uses the same crypto which they are already specialist at breaking (which we don't know now, but in 30 years they will acknowledge it, and acknowledge that they in 2016 had people roam the Internet forums and school developers about how bad homebrewn crypto is because not using homebrewn crypto makes their job a lot easier).

+1 it's funny, I almost feel the same thing myself. I literally have been wondering why otherwise sane people argue against something so blatantly obvious EVERYWHERE I look online. EVERYBODY says don't roll your own crypto and downvotes you to hell if you suggest you're going to do it, yet it's quite obvious that multiple layers of encryption are better than a single one. Sometimes I almost feel like everyone works for the NSA except me or something.
> yet there is no standard way to open a TCP socket.

The 'standard way' to create a TCP client socket in Clojure:

(java.net.Socket. ^String host (int port))

For the .net version:

(System.Net.Sockets.TcpClient. ^String host (int port))

It directly calls the functionality from the platform it is hosted on.
Everybody is claiming that the focus on fitness is what drives smartwatches purchases, and pebble was just too late to it.

Is it just me that stopped looking into smartwatches because they became too fitness oriented?

I loved the focus on productivity and having a watch becoming slower because it had to track an increasing number of health metrics I couldn't care less of actually killed it for me.
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There's a few challenges there...
Here's the first sentence:

> Microsoft is excited to announce that the next version of SQL Server (SQL Server v.Next) Community Technology Preview (CTP) 1.1 is now available for download on both Windows and Linux.

This is a really confusing product name. Is this a preview of version 1.1 of SQL Server? Is this version 1.1 of a community preview of SQL Server v.Next? Does v.Next mean 1.1, or does it mean community technology preview? How many layers of preview are going on here? Once the CTP releases, will we have SQL Server v.Next 1.1 Production? Or will we have SQL Server 1.1 production?

The name implies a dizzying variety of different offerings of SQL Server! I have the same issue with the profusion of products that contain the substring ".Net" -- which of them is right for me?

Microsoft might finally be playing nice with Linux and trying to entice developers, but as an outsider, this sort of weird enterprise complexity keeps me away.
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This was written by the same journalist who claimed Dorian Nakamoto was Satoshi.

You can make Bitcoin literally unusable with about $1000 worth of transaction spam. The same applies to any non-hypothetical blockchain-based currency I can think of, including the fancy new ones. If only the International Bankers had $1000 spare on hand!

I mean, I think Bitcoin is garbage, but this is a relentlessly terrible and incompetent article.
I know this and I don't like this. Every level of abstraction should have own errors, without dependencies on some other errors, otherwise code will be too fragile. And it's not theoretical assumption, but lessons from practice.
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