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Exercise is overwhelmingly dwarfed by calorie consumption, in terms of weight. Not eating an apple is about equivalent to running an entire mile. Most likely your cousins just had a worse diet. Exercise as a weight loss solution is essentially a lie sold by con artists - you can't outrun a bad diet, as they say.
> hiding complexity

This makes me shiver in terror.
Yes, it's probably an outage event, but then you flip over to your slave MySQL instance and keep going on your merry way.
No JS per se. In browser client side crypto though...
> I think in the in the current case a referendum was a fairly standard democratic procedure that everyone agreed on that. No one questioned weather or not there should have been a referendum in the first place. Some people are just upset that there side lost.

Again, it was not a legally binding referendum. The government is free to throw the results out.

Politicians must be ready to sacrifice their political career to save the electorate from its own self-destruction. Simply because the people vote on something doesn't mean you give it to them.
I read it as "we will be adding features that make sense for VB (which might also make sense for C#), rather than keeping it in sync with C#".

Allowing it to evolve on it's own, rather than being C#'s ugly little brother.
How is that true? What about all the various gadgets that exist that nobody wanted until they were advertised to them?
If you don't know about something then how can it possibly be exactly what you want? You wouldn't want it if you didn't know it existed. Or how about brands like Coca-Cola, everyone knows they exist but they keep advertising, surely it's to make you want it!
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Can you provide some details? I'm amazed by the idea that there's still a place like this. I'm guessing it's a relatively small town pretty far from any major urban centers?
I've always despised the practice of vendor-provided installation scripts for much this reason.

Use local installers. Or tarballs.
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I kind of agree. But, how often do you change your settings after you've found the right ones? A minimalist would see runtime configuration as bloat.
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I believe somewhere in between. The usefulness of an idea doesn't guarantee its popularity, but it also doesn't guarantee its profitability, or the timeline where it will become popular or profitable.
its very dangerous to be a pedestrian, even more dangerous than being a motorcycle rider

I'm assuming you're presuming somehow controlling for the fact that one of those two is on motorcycle?
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Likely they enjoy tinkering with hardware, so they just needed the serial line support themselves.
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Looks interesting. My current workflow is similar and uses Apple Motion to produce animations for iOS.
Now there's a title that's straight from The Onion.
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Also:

Google
The Internet
Television
Radio
Theatre

Whoever puts on the show, decides on the content.
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I think the important distinction there is between rural and suburban.

I grew up in a rural small town and now live in NYC... I love my neighborhood in the city for how extremely walkable it is, the breadth of diversity in people, food, opportunities etc. However I do often miss, for example, going for aimless drives with no traffic or stoplights, finding solitude on a dirt road 5 minutes from home with not a house or person in sight, hiking, camping, shooting and snowmobiling essentially right outside the door.

In the burbs I still get the same kind of 'trapped' feeling I'll sometimes get in the city, but without the benefits of living in a dense city: endless things to do, many friends within walking distance, and tons of places to share a drink or meal with them.
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Well, a few months ago I bought several cartons of berries at a honor system you-pick farm. To be fair that was in Vermont, which probably isn't representative of the whole of the United States.

For that matter, I regularly see schoolchildren riding the New York City subway accompanied only by their friends...
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Consider contributing to a type provider for the database engine of your choice, I use SQL Server and F# is a better choice than C# in this regard anyday because of the type provider library that was created by community.
> Salon.com to be a fake news site, which it is most definitely not

Hence the problem. It is, it's not rocket science this is true.

But AI or not you seem like you won't change your mind. This is what the right thinks about Fox.
That risks libraries becoming incompatible. 99% of the top libraries are in c#.
If the media is biased to liberal side, it would be very reluctant to report on crime committed by somebody yelling "Allahu Akbar", at least this particular detail. In this particular case it worked to their favor, since the report turned out to be false. That doesn't mean the bias is good, it just means in one case this bias accidentally filtered out false information. There are plenty of cases where the same filter filtered out true information and passed on false information.

BTW, Reuters reported the same too[1]. So did The Times in UK[2]. Not exactly bastions of Republicans.

[1] http://www.reuters.com/article/us-canada-mosque-shooting-sce...
[2] http://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/world/suspects-shouted-all...

> You are wrong to pretend this incident is an isolated case of biased reporting.

I'm not pretending anything of the sort. On the contrary, I am clearly stating this is not an evidence of Fox being biased, but of Fox relaying information from a reliable source, which they had no reason to suspect was wrong, but still turned out to be wrong. It happens.

If Fox reported "somebody committed a mass shooting, must be a Muslim" - without any evidence - that would be biased reporting, inventing facts with no basis. Making a mistake is not a proof of bias, per se - unless there's a pattern of mistakes that always points in one direction regardless of the evidence. Then it's the definition of bias.
This basically means you would not code for other people only at a pay lower than what a Romanian would accept, as if a Romanian would accept a pay of X, that also means he/she would accept a pay of X+ε, for all wages from X to ∞.

This makes you a pretty cheap labour, and if your hate against Romanian people can somehow be turned to motivation, probably a very productive one!

If you are formulating hatespeach against Eastern-Europeans, please be precise!
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Cobra language solved this and compiles to C#, they can introduce non nil references, but yes they can't scrap the BCL which is nil ridden.

Seems to go against null propagation operator though :)
ARM was bespoke round 1 -- Apple was an early investor and used ARM chips in the Newton family (also some laser printers I believe). PowerPC was round 2. Apple acquihired a Boutique chip design firm (PA Semi) that specialized in low power PowerPC designs to design its ARM cores, so the current round is almost a hybrid of the earlier two.

The 65816 (used in the IIgs) was also pretty much bespoke.
I've been using org-mode for about a year and I haven't got a clue what you're talking about.
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The corruption may be that their patch, that reduced git's hash to 4bit might not take all of git's internal behavior into account.
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So your happy for MP's to cede your sovereignty rather than risk a popular vote? Because that's how Britain ended up in the EU in the first place.
> it's mostly due to the rivers of high-speed traffic that cut up the city

and that is the priority.

you have to be able to drive as fast as the roadway allows to get where you're going without needing to think about the safety of others.

if some kid runs out in front of your car, its not going to be a question of if you were driving to fast but one of "where the hell were the parents?"

the assumption being that the vehicle occupant has the right to get where they're going absolutely as goddamn fast as is humanly possible and nothing had better get in their way.

driverless cars can't get here soon enough.
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If you're looking for native tmux tabs, Terminator unstable has initial support, for instance.

If you're looking for things like toolbelt, or built-in regexp highlighting, or other (arguably nice) bells and whistles, I suspect most of them would be provided by separate utilities. (Yes, it's a distant echo of the "Unix way".)

Bookmarks in scrollback are neat, though, and cannot be easily added by a third party. I don't remember an implementation, though.
I think you need to clarify 2 concepts/definitions, agnostic of real world events.

1) fake news: a recent phenomenon where fraudulent/fictional/completely made up literature is peddled as legitimate news. This is then distributed on steroids via social media. It uses unsuspecting people to transmit this.

Bias in news. This is an older problem and involves how news is presented and what spin is put. In the worst case it is deliberate in order to support an agenda.
> I, for one, am relieved not to have run apt-get install build-essentials on a production box.

Well, whoever does this is Doing It Wrong.
Some very petulant pythonista downvoters here. Thinking that no one should have a different opinion than themselves. Actually that profile fits the language... only one way... sad people.
> And frankly, I suspect this is at least partially what happened in the US. Trump, the republican candidate, certainly appeared to be to the left, economically, of the democrat candidate at a time when lots of people got systematically worse off. Meanwhile Hillary was proud to show that Wall Street was on her side ... And her opponent Trumpeting mostly economic arguments : jobs, not capital. Production in the US, not globalization. Well, he got elected, she didn't. Must be racism ... right ? Perhaps. I submit that Trump got far more votes from his promise to tax income less and tax imports than is generally believed, especially on this site.

Yes, and also his stance on TPP moved many Unions and there members to vote for him. He has already made good on that and scrapped TPP. A move that was applauded by Berny Sanders the Unions and many on the left.

The unions have been fighting TPP for many years and Trump scrapped it on his first week in office.
Regulations cut both ways: regulations like "people can enforce contracts" are required to make things sane. Without regulation, DRM happens and wins. As one of the people extremely affected by the DMCA and often involved in official complaining about it (look me up), the DMCA is actually a red herring: whether it is legal or not is irrelevant if it isn't possible, and we are rapidly running into a world where the biggest issue isn't whether it is legal (I mean, even when we have exemptions, we still don't have exploits). Moving to a world without laws doesn't make things safer or happier.
Not to mention that having three horizontal monitors still isn't wide enough to see the entire flag list in top/htop (looking at you, ELK stack)...
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This, along with the generally accepted notion that Gnome Terminal is one of the slowest with output, puts the whole minimalism idea under a serious question. "Do one thing, but do it well", the saying goes.
SHA 224/384 are just truncated forms of the same algorithm as SHA 256/512, respectively. (With different initial constants, as well, but that doesn't matter for this.)
We have similar experiences as well.

$ ps -eo rss,cmd,user | grep jenkins
4928228 /usr/bin/java -Djava.awt.he jenkins

$ ps -eo rss,cmd,user | grep drone
12940 /drone agent root
19924 /drone server root

We run the two applications in the same machine. Admittedly Jenkins is much feature-rich but we only use its vanilla settings without whatever fancy plugins for a few legacy SVN repos.

P.S. The Drone server and agent are running within docker containers.
Ther is a place for animations in UI. First, if you have to wait animations can reduce the percepted waiting time, i.e. it is not so boring to stare at the screen when something is happening there. Also, animations can guide your attention accross the changes in the UI where without them suddent change in the data/interface shown would be disorientating.
Of course it is all about finding the right balance.
Linked in there was the EE Times article (http://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1168406) which refreshed my understanding of the licensing issue. It reads like the Power license they had would have to be re-negotiated with IBM as a transfer if they were to keep selling and making their parts.
Yeah that's euro's.

We're bound by the collective bargaining agreement (cao) for universities. So it's a bit low even for dutch standards.

However, it's hard to compare it against SV or london positions because the cost of living is lower, and a lot of the conttact is very much in favour of the employee (a company cannot just fire you for example, you get health benefits that are probably very good by us standards).

I'm purposefully not making a case here. The vsnu cao is online[1] and you should make your own deliberation.

[1]: http://www.vsnu.nl/files/documenten/CAO/Januari%202016/CAO_N...
Yikes, consider running that through callgrind or something and sending them the output.
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there was a short amount of time where anyone could create their own Stack Exchange site, but they ended up cancelling that scheme and carefully selected ones to be created now via Area51

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Sponsoring engineers to come to Australia is definitely possible -- and in fact we've done it in the past for certain roles. But, as in some other countries, it does come with the caveat that you need to be able to justify the sponsorship with evidence that it's not possible to find anyone who could do the role and who already has the right to work in Australia.

We're pretty open about what sort of candidates we'd consider: we're looking for good engineers to join the team, and are willing to accept that that means that we might have to spend some time and effort training them up in the technologies we use, etc. I think that's a great attitude for us to have. But it does make it pretty difficult for us to turn around and tell the government "we have to bring this specific individual from overseas because no Australian has the exact skillset we need for this role".
You are asking a number of inter-related questions. I will try to scatter a few pointers (pun intended) for you to follow up on.

As far as learning the essential syntax of the C language, K&R 2ed is excellent. It was rewritten to cover the ANSI spec variations. The first edition uses the "traditional" conventions and these are generally flagged with warnings by most C compilers.

You mention performance. That claim is a red herring. In absolute terms, C allows you to write the fastest code if you know what you are doing. But it's like saying that a Ferrari is the better car to drive to the mall because it gets you there faster - no mention of speeding tickets, purchase cost, insurance, etc. Many other languages will let you write almost as performant code which takes less time to debug and is easier to maintain.

C is used for many different application areas, you don't mention what area you are working in. For example, C programming for Linux kernel modules is very different to writing Arduino code or networking code, etc. Each of these areas have a large body of knowledge based upon experiences, etc. I find Google / StackOverflow excellent resources.

If you really want to learn about the quirks of C language and C compilers, then I can recommend http://blog.regehr.org.

Finally, I recommend using gcc or clang on Linux or Mac with a vanilla text editor and command line tools. Using IDEs, including VS, introduces too much magic which can be extremely difficult to grok without having a solid grasp of the basics.
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> GitLab takes open-sourced community contributions to GitLab CE and rolls them directly into their paid, closed-source GitLab EE

Just FYI, the GitLab EE source code is available at https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ee/. You're right about the "paid" part, though.
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I see your point, but don't you think it's possible to teach children to cross traffic safely?

When I was little, I regularly walked 3 or 4 miles to visit friends. I had to cross at least one "big" road on my way, where I just took extra care, because my parents had reminded me to.
Finding the right settings is a relatively slow process. Also, finding the right values for 80% of the settings is fast, but fiddling with the rest can take time. Trying something new also becomes harder.

For the vast majority of user-facing programs, run-time configuration is a must. A fancy GUI for it might be superfluous; a simple text file / command-line way to set options should always be available.
> This is something people are missing about the "alt-right" movement

The definition of "alt-right" has bifurcated. Originally, it meant non-GOP establishment (aka, GOPe), which is what I think you mean. The term was adopted by white nationalist groups, and that has been the primary definition used by the media.
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Hi, thanks for your feedback/questions. No, you're not losing context—these can be rewritten to be much more informative and expressive. We've been mostly focused on recruiting through our network, so I haven't had a change to spend as much time on this language as I'd like to.

Re: the "You will ship code to the core product", that specific line was copied and pasted from a job posting for an internship position where it wouldn't necessarily be implied.
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