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> Also, remember that every other gay guy is a potential rival as well as a potential match.

Haha wow I never realized that aspect. Complicated! Ahwell it still all boils down to trust I guess :-)
I assume they're interested in acquiring information and techniques from these hacker gatherings, rather than hoping to find a terrorist there. The attendees are probably/hopefully not the target.
That has no bearing on this. It is completely possible to be instrumental in your own oppression. Also, the issue extends beyond women. These attitudes effect everyone, they force men to mentally cut parts of themselves off too.

"The first act of violence that patriarchy demands of males is not violence toward women. Instead patriarchy demands of all males that they engage in acts of psychic self-mutilation, that they kill off the emotional parts of themselves. If an individual is not successful in emotionally crippling himself, he can count on patriarchal men to enact rituals of power that will assault his self-esteem"

-Bell Hooks
I was thinking the announcement might be more aimed at Trump than anything else. There's no way he can just just digging in a month - you'd need heaps of permits etc. But if pres Trump latches on they could push legislation through.
The Parable of the broken window: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parable_of_the_broken_window
In practice, violence and war both destroy and redistribute wealth, both within and between parties to the violence (in fact, seizing economic resources from their current holder is one of the main reasons for violent conflict, whether intrastate or interstate.)
I agree with most of what you said, but I don't see why you had to bring sexuality and ethnic background into it. I myself don't fit into the group that you specified, but I can still see that it is a stupid classification. Our opinions and beliefs are not reliant on what group we are categorised into.

Edit: I'm not a trump supporter.
Walking the same path. I thought studying here, getting a "skilled labor visa", and working for a core tech company would put me in a swift path to the American dream. Slowly realizing that the elusive dream may not even be something worth the hazzle. It was certainly fun living in the USA during early years of learning and first job, but there are better places in the world to settle down and offer my skills to than here.
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The problem with Neo4j is that the end results are great, but the ingestion pipeline (especially for unstructured data) is very hard to make general purpose.

The ICIJ used a combination of Apache Tika, Nuix, Tesseract and a bunch of other components when loading data into Neo4j before interrogating it within Linkurious.

It's also worth noting, that Panama data-set is riddled with data quality issues (even if this is understandable given the size of the team compared to the scale of the problem).
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I'm not sure if users on a 4-year-old browser are as valuable as the others.
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Ehhhhhh I'm paying for it by viewing the sponsored (and non-sponsored) ads.

Any tracking that isn't announced to the user is not a cost, but is espionage.
Not just luck, but the infrastructure that surrounds them and permeates every transaction. Luck alone gets you an extra coconut to take back to your mud hut, not a billion dollars and a super yacht. So yes, it's moral to charge them for that. It is not moral for them to take those services and benefits and not pay for them.
Yes, it was the spread of pirated software, which crackers usually filled with virus "just for fun", alongside the lack of protection mechanism in the desktop OSes that gave rise to virus.

Thus making anti-virus a software package, that most home users would buy, in my home country even that was usually pirated.
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If you need a bunker to survive that, then you're better off dead.

That is, unless you want to be the one eating the last cats and rats and witness what's left of a once 'great' civilisation.

Of course it helps to be prepared for unexpected disasters - natural or accidental - be ready to survive for a couple of days maybe weeks - but if we're talking doomsday - all-out nuclear war, meteor strike or something like that, then death is probably the better option.

After all, we really don't know what's next ! If this life is some sort of simulation (which I personally believe it is), then we will see doomsday .. otherwise it wouldn't be interesting .. we enjoy that it seems ..
I personally did this last time I changed jobs.

I got maybe 5 calls of no more than 1 hour each and spent a few hours in SSH session (restoring a service I wrote for myself but put on the intranet which I thought no one but myself was using; when my workstation was wiped apparently enough people wanted it back). I got a "we owe you a beer" after that which I never claimed as I am halfway across the US now and that was it.

As I took no money I felt very comfortable choosing dates and times that were convenient for me. They would email me and I would set up an hour for a phone call or an ssh session within the next few days. If I took any money I would feel pressure to respond quicker. Anyhow, this worked for me, but obviously YMMV.
I see a distinct difference between DDG and Google.

We know Google does what it does. DDG's reason for existence is predicated on not doing so.

If DDG were found to be lying, I'd guess >80% of its customer base would evaporate overnight. It would mean destroying many years of branding, trust and relatively difficult cultivation of user browser defaults.

But that's worth gaming out - what would make it worth it to light all that on fire? About the only thing I can think of is a Lavabit-style conundrum, wherein our intelligence-overlords threaten someone's freedom. So, absolutely could happen, absolutely would come out.

So that's why I trust DDG to be less forthcoming with their logs.
Agreed. It's like finding the perfect job that's perfect for 40 years. Never gonna happen. It's great to find a good job, that keeps your interest, respects you, treats you well, grows with you, is loyal, and gives back; but you're never gonna find a perfect job.

Some people find what seems like a perfect job, then after a few years, they get bought out and aren't so perfect anymore.

I played the field until I was in my mid 30s, then settled down. Never been happier. I hope it lasts, and I think it will.

Also, beauty fades pretty quickly. Not only in the object, but in the eye of the beholder. The person is much more important. Also, it sucks when everyone hits on your girlfriend / wife all the time.
I still love Django. With vue.js in the client where necessary.
The example in the article doesn't use javascript, and doesn't hook Ctrl-C, all it uses is simple css.

The problem here is not related to the browsers at all, the problem is on the terminal side, which should not immediately run and random text that was pasted, but should allow editing the pasted text before running.
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The remarkably sad part is the violence does nothing but legitimize the attacked parties hate. Hate begets hate.
He definitely needs to work on his strategy to find one of those 18726 girls. I would propose to go with strategy widely know in database system, namely using proper indexing. If you have a table in database and can create only one compound index for your important query you would create it in a way that most distinctive column end up on the first place of compound index. In this case that would be beauty of potential partner (only ~2% match this). Second most distinctive criteria would be to find girls who actually will like him.
So most optimal strategy would be to go to places with a lot of beautiful girls that might like him (similar interests etc.) ...from there continue with linear search.
You'd need some legislation to let a private company crack ahead and build without the usual political and union restrictions. It seems silly that this sort of construction costs 3x as much as in Spain say.
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I don't get it either.

My favourite food is called "Secretos Porco Preto" (black iberian pig secrets) [1]

This is the most fatty meat I ever eaten. I eat up and iron skillet, I put the piece there, it renders so much fat that it then fries itself (not grilled/sauted, the fat renders, heats up and fries the meat). After I take the meat out I get about 1/2 cup of fat for about 1.5 pounds of meat. I honestly don't understand how people think this won't get me as fat as the Michellin man if I just ate what I wanted...

1: http://www.miguelemiguel.pt/images/spsimpleportfolio/secreto...
Vue.js is just amazing.
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6600U CPU, 1920x1080, Firefox 50: 7 frames per second

EDIT: With low settins & AA off, I get 12 fps.

Miserable :(
...might want to rethink rethink http://www.defstartup.org/2017/01/18/why-rethinkdb-failed.ht...
Dutch Pirateparty founder and sometimes information broker here. During my 10+ years of both national and international activism, politics and intelligence trade I came to realize that approximately 2 out of 3 people, NGO's, etc. is compromised. Furthermore, the report is matching what I encountered in reality.
Of course, you have to look at what you're downloading from the stores, Google Play isn't aggressively pre-moderated like the Apple App Store. Still, apps are sandboxed and can't do really evil shit without special permissions. Make sure these random apps don't request the "draw over other apps" one.
Is there no longer such a thing as the "classifieds" section?
Phoenix/Elixir/Vue.js/Postgresql is a very strong/efficient stack IMO these days.
So you're in favor of separate schools for kids with differing abilities and needs (like you had), but better testing and assessment to determine those abilities and needs? It sounds like you agree with the article.
Except the average price is fixed to rise by 2% a year (Or rather price of paper money relative to average purchase is fixed to fall 2% a year).

So using your numbers, globalization would have actually raised wages by 10% compared to what they would have been if we didn't have it and a lot of people's job here would consist of making t-shirts in sweat shops.
One trick I picked up somewhere in the days when access to papers was by xerox'd copy (which is in the post mimeograph era) is to look at the references. The approximate date of the paper is that of the most recent reference (looks like 2015 here). Because journals want current research authors have an incentive to site the most recent work practical.

Not that I disagree that dates on academic articles would be helpful...though I think it would tend to reflect publication rather than authorship which could be a couple of years difference.
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Yes. The way the authors chose to introduce the equations of motion took me by surprise.
I'm excited about the future of .net core on linux but I'm waiting to hear some success stories.

Have you built something significant with it you can point to? This is not snark - I'd really love to hear about it.
Firefox has much worse WebGL performance than Chrome. I will create a bugreport to Firefox about this.
You can also interpret that as "women would rather date guys they think are ugly than be alone" (as the author does in the following sentences).
> This guy is looking for "intelligence" and "beauty" as universally agreed traits

No, he's not. From the article: "beauty is a purely subjective trait whose interpretation may vary from person to person. Luckily it is not necessary for me to define beauty in this essay except to state that for any given beholder, it will probably be normally distributed amongst the population."

He's assuming a normal distribution but he's not assuming a universal agreed standard of beauty.
Vue + django rest framework seems to be a sweet spot for single page apps at the moment.
In case you're wondering, this is basically the advice that most security people will give you as well, if you exclude "antivirus people" (who are really off in their own weird world), all of whom will say "use our company's product first, but no matter what you do, don't use Microsoft's".
I like the simplicity of the approach presented in this essay.

>And at the end of it all, the answer to the question "Can we say what diet is best for health?" and by health, we mean longevity, vitality, weight control. All the good stuff that we all want. The answer is absolutely no, if what we mean is a very specific, prescriptive — my diet can beat your diet. So, you know, can we say whether the best Mediterranean diet is better than the best vegan diet or that’s better than the best paleo diet for human health? The answer is no. If what we mean, though, by "Can we say what diet is best for health?" is a basic theme of optimal living. Then the answer is a categorical yes. It’s incredibly clear from incredibly voluminous, incredibly consistent literature all around the world, diverse populations, diverse methods, observational epidemiology where you just watch and see what happens. Intervention trials where you assign people to diets. Randomized control trials and real-world experience with large populations like The Blue Zones. And frankly Michael Pollan pretty much nailed this one. Eat food, not too much, mostly plants. That really captures the essence of all of the world’s diets that are associated with good health outcomes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lW8C1W1Iefk
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Just take out an ad. A small ad in the uninteresting part of the newspaper shouldn't be that expensive.
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Finding above average beauty and intelligence isn't as hard as it sounds.

As they say, "beauty is in the eye of the beholder". Some like women curvy, some like them slim. Some people prefer Roman noses, others prefer snub noses. My wife is beautiful; some might disagree but their opinion doesn't matter.

Above average intelligence is even easier to find. That's partly because many men are intimidated by smart women, and partly because "above average intelligence" often just means "common interests". You want to find a woman who can hold an interesting conversation with you on topics you care about.
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Right, or even more accurately "Local, Seasonal Diets Are The Best, Says Man Selling Local, Seasonal Food"
How is calling out people for highjacking discussions that are remotely about their personal convictions to preach about those convictions 'mean'? If anything, this site should police such behavior more - what we have now is half of the posts arguing a straw man because they see a keyword in the title and feel they need to defend their ideological positions. The OP is about how vegetarianism won't lead to sustainable food supply - and the GP answers 'you should become vegetarian because poor animals'. Fine, but in the context of this threat pure noise. Look, I'm not saying I can always restrain myself to stay on topic in every post I type; I'd be happy to have those posts summarily deleted too if that meant the signal to noise ratio in the comments would increase.
I think your questions suggest an answer which may or may not be true: a lack of class consciousness.[1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Class_consciousness
Having a large group of people (including the Trump administration) not "believe" (in this case, beliefs shouldn't matter, we should be looking at facts) climate change is exactly why this should not be a public issue.

Once it's public, people vote for a blanket solution or government officials (by no means environment experts) decide what to do. Private companies should be free to innovate and try multiple different solutions where the best one sticks.
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Yep, knowing THAT would be far more interesting than spending any time debunking that bullshit "Drake equation" for girlfriends.
There's a difference between the shuttle being used for certain missions and the shuttle being necessary for those missions.

(and then going up a level, whether those missions were necessary to establish those capabilities or if different missions would have been used in the absence of the shuttle)
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I've been reading about this for some time but can't find any good technique. Basically I'm wondering how do people architecture C++ / QML projects and in particular the communication between the C++ and QML side.

In general I can get things working but after a while it becomes a mess of signals and slots, some signals being queued other immediate, which makes it very difficult to reason about. Basically it's not clean like a React/Redux architecture or MVC on the server-side can be.

I did stumble across "quickflux" but that seems a bit of a complicated hack, while I'd rather go for something simpler and more native to C++/QML.

Any suggestion?
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I'm very confused by your post. I know what SEVIS is and have personally experienced a LOT of problems with CBP, and agree that racism is part of the organisation's core.

But the "hackled or killed in the streets." What does that refer to?
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I've been pretty happy with Go (no framework), React/Redux/Webpack, Mongo for loose data, Postgres for relational data.
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Right below the UK. Even their city streets are full of police CCTV cameras. They already were 10 years ago, when I moved there.
My mental model for this was "help an old lady push the car out of the ditch", not "I am selling you a service". My reward was a happy conscience and maybe a misguided belief that if I wanted to go back (tables and fortunes turn, managements change, etc.) a 5-min phone call would be all it takes.
Wellness people also have weird beliefs about vitamins, and vitamins are in fact complicated, but that doesn't mean I make little air quotes every time I refer to vitamins.
Which day? Just reading the comments shows a wide variety of options, so how do you determine popularity? I remember at my employer going through gyrations to determine the best popular JS framework about 4 yrs ago. None of the finalists even exist today. Whatever decision you make today, always plan to change everything even if you don't: you can't predict where your choices will go.
"In the end the topic is gone in both cases."

No, it isn't. It went to the National Archives, where it is still available in its original form.

The same thing happened and/or will happen with all the other records of the Obama presidency.
If he adds more, then that's a different situation. Right now is all I know. I'm not going to assume the worst until Trump actually displays a pattern of behavior.

One of the things I noticed is you passed over the people who are responsible for implementing and reporting to the President on this: Tillerson and Mattis. Neither of these men is anything remotely close to a Nazi. Mattis has far too much integrity, Tillerson as well.

http://www.economist.com/news/united-states/21711926-rex-til...

https://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/01/us/politics/james-mattis-...

Mattis is unlikely to support a full ban on all Muslims as he is on record saying that we need our Middle Eastern allies. It's one of the reasons he's against the move of the US Embassy to Jerusalem. Tillerson strikes me as far too ethical a player to subscribe to the notion that we need such an approach. If he's that fair minded at Exxon Mobile, I doubt much will change when he's SecState. Remember he's backed by people like Condaleeza Rice, someone I hardly consider a Nazi.

If you're worried about Trump deciding to just add all the countries, I doubt he will. Trump is known for not being a deep policy wonk (unlike Obama and W) and mostly an instinctual leader. He can get away with this because he relies heavily on his subordinates for advice and gives them a large amount of leeway. This is not necessarily a bad leadership style and in this case, I think we're pretty safe considering the people who need to make these decisions.

Should Trump add every majority Muslim country in the world to the banned travel list, or it extends for a period of time that is significantly longer than he initially established, I think going nuts is probably warranted. That would be a single incident worse than this. There's four years of Trump, if you don't agree with him it might be best to not exhaust your people too early. Remember what Kasparov said:

"The point of modern propaganda isn't only to misinform or push an agenda. It is to exhaust your critical thinking, to annihilate truth."

https://twitter.com/kasparov63/status/808750564284702720?lan...

Mostly that list reads as countries full of people that probably don't like us much and have reason to for better or for worse:

"What all seven countries also have in common is that the United States government has violently intervened in them. The U.S. is currently bombing — or has bombed in the recent past — six of them. The U.S. has not bombed Iran, but has a long history of intervention including a recent cyberattack."

https://theintercept.com/2017/01/25/trumps-muslim-immigratio...
I agree it's not the same as collecting user history and selling it to third parties. However, it's still against the expectations of most users of FOSS. These things, if they must be there at all, must absolutely be opt-in, never opt-out. Canonical deserved the backlash.
As is Sweden.
Not always, sometimes when I copy something and paste it with Ctrl+V (insted of Ctrl+Shift+V) it still get pasted+entered.
In case you want elements to appear outside the parent, like a dropdown menu.

In ancient times some browsers required setting a width or height as well.
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>is there really a shortage of smart and skilled people?

Hell yes, and there always will be, for the right values of "smart" and "skilled".

>Given the low pay for many scientific positions... etc

The sad fact is that the low pay you mention causes so many really smart people to turn away from science as a career.

>Maybe the upside is that with the tap of smart people turned down a little, conditions will improve for the people who are left.

If you turn down the tap for the smart people going into science and non-zero-sum businesses (like stock trading etc), I am certain the conditions "for people who are left" will become worse than they would have been. Absolutely certain.
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JavaEE as well, believe it or not. Micro profile is the currently cool thing now (since Java One last year) it seems.

Full disclosure: primarily a Java dev but have worked in PHP, and to a lesser degree python as well. Oh, and I now work full time on .Net.