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It is nice to see the recent rise of posts about FORTH. It's a language I first played with back on the 48k ZX Spectrum in the late nineties.

When I first used it I loved the way you could redefine the language, at run-time in the REPL. These days I just love the purity and cleanliness of the language.

I don't have a single compelling use-case for it, but over the years I've written my own implementation in C, Java, and Perl.

Having recently started playing with hardware it is nice to see you can even run it on ESP8266 / Arduino hardware.
Location: Bulgaria, EU

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Technologies: .Net, C#, MVC, Xamarin (iOS & Android), Web Api, Web Forms, Win Forms, jQuery, KnockoutJS, Entity Framework

Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gkolev

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Looking for opportunity to relocate to any of number countries like Ireland, Switzerland, UK, Luxembourg, Scotland, Canada to name a few. Used to work solo and as well in teams, fullstack. Interested in big data manipulation projects and front end heavy solutions (Angular, React ..) or mobile apps with Xamarin. 5+y exp with 20+ projects.
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I don't think it has been definitively proven but it could have been.
No, it never was. Infidelity is dishonesty.
That is quite a few employees, while at IBM I found their nearly 400,000 employees to be a bit overwhelming. However with Amazon's already remarkable "cloud" infrastructure (IBM was still integrating SoftLayer when I arrived) it gives them tremendous leverage for implementing company wide business practices. Google of course set the standard initially, from the outside it seems Amazon is the leader now (captured so well by Yegge[1]), and even Microsoft's Azure cloud as large internal customers as well as external customers. I was in the wrong place to be able to convince IBM to dedicate a couple of data centers to run the enterprise. Too bad really, they really need that agility.

[1] https://plus.google.com/+RipRowan/posts/eVeouesvaVX
Internet is replacing telephone for necessary basic communication.

Obviously it was explicitly tailored to telephones when it was passed over 30 years ago. That doesn't mean that reworking the program under the existing law is automatically a bad idea.
I started working in my house and I loved it till a lot of distractions started to be in between, so I made a list and create a little office inside , loved the idea and the little office was growing Everytime and some friends loved to come work with me , after a year I found I was having enough friends working and some of them living in my place. So I decided to make it more public and now I have a coliving and coworking space in the same place, I haven't had to call the police, but some neighbors do it once in a while because of some of our random noisy nights
Doesn't sound like the way I would phrase the thought, so I checked: http://www.kalzumeus.com/2012/09/17/ramit-sethi-and-patrick-... <-- Ramit said it here, although I suspect it might be older.
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I'm looking for a textbook or online course specifically focused on techniques and tradeoffs in designing GPU hardware. Can anyone help?
A normal healthy diet contains all the macronutrients(Protein, Carbohydrates & Fat), Vitamins(A, B, C, D, E, K) and Minerals(Calcium, Copper, Iron, Zinc etc) in the right amount. The right amount depends on your weight, height, age etc. You can use tools like Cron-O-Meter to track your meals and figure out what you are getting enough of and what not. You also need plenty of water along with balanced diet.
I've recently spent some time within the burner community where polyamory seems to be common.

Some people seem to be having wonderful polyamorous relationships while other seems to suffer in terrible relationships where they insists on being polyamorous.

For me this seems unrelated to polyamory. It seems more to be the case that the people who are emotionally stable have good relationships and the people who are unstable struggle to form good relationships.

At the same time it seems that polyamory might be appealing to many who can't make "normal" relationships work. So my guess would be there are two distinct groups who are drawn to polyamory.

Highly emotionally intelligent people who communicate their needs and function well within relationships who wants more relationships and people who struggle with relationships who sees polyamory as the solution and monogamy as the reason for their previous problems in relationships.
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The inheritance tax is a tax on people who were too stupid to put their money in a family trust or similar arrangement before they died. It's trivial to avoid if you are the kind of person who has enough money to be subject to such a tax. Increase the tax, and avoidance will increase as well.
No. Client sends one packet containing the 10 requests. Server sends 10 packets. Basically, the client avoids 9 extra round-trips and sits and waits for the ten replies. However, this whole thing has many cons, that's why is not even used anywhere.

It's more like this:

1) client: gimme 10, gimme 9...
2) server: here, have 10
3) server: here, have 9
...

Edit: There is not always a 1:1 relationship between packets and requests/responses, but it's easier to explain that way. You end up sending less packets when pipelining, plus you don't need to wait for a response to send the next request which also saves time (i.e: client has sent every request and server don't have to wait for the client to receive the response to send another request).
Is the 'labourer' not a 'consumer'? If all prices fall due to competitive pressure, all consumers and thus all 'labourers' benefit from cheaper goods. Sure, the 'labourer' may not receive extra compensation due to lower costs and higher margins, but they end up able to purchase more with their dollar when prices fall.

We're all in the same market, I don't see why you would have to make a distinction between 'labourers' and 'consumer'.
Only read half. So, does she allow her husband to have a girlfriend?
The Chinese have a saying: 富不過三代 / "wealth does not survive three generations"
Lots todo, but https://github.com/jakeogh/dnsgate makes my web experience way better.
I too had someone very close lose a battle with depression. I've been working on ideas on my own to try and come up with something useful. This is my most recent attempt: http://www.zerotoaction.com
I'd love to team up or discuss ideas with you and anyone interested. It's a topic that's very important to me. This is my first post/comment, please forgive me if I broke protocol in any way. Critiques and suggestions are welcome.
Stop serving Javascript.

That would work for me. I don't block ads, I simply block JavaScript from most sites. The paucity of ads served to me is a happy side effect.

Why the media industry hasn't united to clean up their act is baffling.

The media industry is constantly doubling down, trying to be more and more obnoxious. The exact opposite of cleaning up their act.
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Common sense states what a "proper atom" is.

If someone claimed "a string formatting tool in 2 lines of C++" and it was just fprintf, that's clearly the standard library doing the work, not the promoted file. In this case the standard library is not doing any global illumination or anything related. It's just doing IO.
Drugs have a very dark side and can definitely hurt, I would not think it's a balanced, modern, medical perspective recommend these without serious consideration!
2009 is when the program costs started to increase. The statement is saying that even in light of declining fortunes, 34% of the public is too much.
This article is a case of over expectations. Echo IS a great clock radio and that's fine with me. The great part about it is the ability to access my music. If I want to hear x all I have to do is ask for it. 5 years ago I would never have had expected to be able to that for less than $50.00. Everything else that comes with it is just icing on the cake. We are still years away, if ever, from the Star Trek computer. And that's fine. Keep your expectations in check and you can see that it's excellent technology --with a great future.
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Interesting. I hope this helps new comers to this setup. I work a lot with digital ocean, and my current setup involves

* a standard user script that I include with all my Ubuntu boxes that installs and configures docker as well

* let's encrypt is still manual though

* I have a docker based stack that handles the rest.

But for one off apps that I might do for a friend,I'll be definitely giving this a whirl.
> I know a lot of people don't want to hear this but these types of languages, functional first, are the future of our industry.

Mainstream languages will incorporate functional features and remain popular, and they will not be superseded by pure functional languages. Java and C# are already doing this.
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> average

~half of those households earn more
You would be wrong, because you do not understand the estate tax system in the USA. There are things like the generation skipping tax. All the significant loopholes are covered, in terms of passing on wealth and avoiding any estate tax.

That said, the estate tax is very low. The exemption is huge. The vast majority of people who die in this country are just folks and they bury their dead and they don't go through probate or have trusts. Maybe they have a little life insurance if they are lucky.
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1985 dollars are not relevant to a 2017 program.
I am a crusty old developer who has written many a C# program over the years. I am certainly not hip, cool or trendy, but my friends and I have become financially independent thanks to C#. Thanks Micro$oft. Love you!
Most of us are employed producing goods and services for which people are not born with an innate desire.

Approximately the only people who can bash advertising without hypocrisy are subsistence farmers. The rest of us are paid to satisfy artificially inseminated needs. Perhaps our specific industries and employers use classier, higher-quality, and more subtle forms of advertisement, but in a truly ad-free world, we'd not spend money on anything but staying fed, warm, and reproductive.
My reward is helping my kids. Take that away, and there goes my reward. Capitalism fails at both extremes.
AFAIK, no one can downvote responses to their own comments.

Apparently someone else found your posts to be dissatisfactory.
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It doesn't collect emails routed within the LAN/VPN. You can secure same domain email address communication to prevent such mitm.
While that certainly sounds true (even to me), I wonder if there's evidence that supports that.
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While I admire the idea of getting subjectivity and bias out of rankings, I think you're missing the point that there is an inherent issue of quality here that is being brushed aside.

For example, I decided to check out my own alma mater, Yale, to see how the rankings were calculated. One professor stood out to me: Dan Spielman. It happens that he won the Nevanlinna Prize in 2010, during the period that your rankings cover. Yet, his average comes out to a mere 4.5, which would mean he would actually bring down the average score at any of the top ten schools.

The issue here is that, until computers can reliably rank the quality and importance of papers in real-time, these types of rankings mean little. It's the quality, not the quantity, of papers published that matters.
I chose control. Destroy made no sense due to allying with the Geth and the Qunari, not to mention your robot companion, but also, it seemed as silly as the merge option - both seemed to be 'magic', unreal, whereas the control option seemed at least possible.

People only say the destroy ending was the best because Shepard seems to live at the end. But, for me, the beginning and entire content of ME3 said 'Shepard dies': it feels odd for him/her to live.

And I think this is ultimately why the game is so polarising: some people saw the game as being a chance for Shepard to finally 'win', whereas I and others expected (and got) a bittersweet ending.
> Now, if i decided to give all of this to my hypothetical kids -right now-, potentially decades before I'm dead. They could grow up with it, invest it, make money, and be reasonably "rich" (not 1%, but better off than most) by the time they are in their 30s. And then they could give THAT right away to their kids, again, decades before they are dead.
> Repeat the cycle. So my grand-grand-grand-etc childrens could be absurdly rich, technically thanks to me, but where do you draw the line between whats inheritance and what is not?

Actually, you don't need to draw the line. It's covered in the tax code. There's this thing called the "gift tax." People moan about the complexity of the tax code but a lot of it is there for a reason, so you can't just go AHA and pivot a little bit and subvert the entire intent.

If you give enormous wealth to another who is not a spouse or a charity, while alive, or while dead, then you (or your estate in place of your dead spouse) will, in fact, have to pay the taxes due.

The thing is the taxes are too low and the Republicans keep zeroing them out when they get in power.
BTW, USF is an example of rural welfare that Republican voters pretend does not exist.
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The opposite means that parents have very little reason to care about how well they raise their kids. Maybe thats a good thing, but I think its a bad thing. Mainly because then many of us would have very little happiness in life. The drive to make your kids succeed is very motivating. It gives purpose to life for many of us.
I even put up with that. I'd tolerate any amount of bleeping and flashing and blooping.

But when they janked the text I was reading out from under my eyes... It was Bugs Bunny, chewing that carrot, and telling Elmer Fudd "'dis means war".
The standard library is just as much a part of the language as the grammar and syntax. This absolutely counts as 99 lines of c++.
A warrant is a form of nation state attack from a security perspective. They have also previously used DKIM keys in a way that makes them close to worthless. The NSA had some exploit strategy in place according to Snowden. Etc.

Sometimes being in the big pot is less safe than being in the small pot that is 95% as secure if only because the effort for breaching 95% vs. 100% is minor if you get 50x as much information.
If all you're looking for is information symmetry, you don't need unions. You just need to have a representative sample publicly publish their salaries / other comp details.
Intellectually, yes and yes.

And I see no indications there will be a pile of money for my kids once I die. So, intellectually, it's easy for me to agree with you.

But if by a turn of events my life transforms from being a financial disaster into a money-making success story and I end up with money at the end, I would like to give them what I feel every human being should have: a chance to find themselves, to find out what they are good at and what they love, without wrecking their finances. Because you only live once and you should try not to give your small amount of hours on earth to someone or something you do not believe in. So I would like to give them each a little "go and find yourself" fund that they could utilize once they're, say, 20 or 30 years old.

That feels wrong, intellectually, but if I have money and we haven't yet scrapped the notion of inheritance, then there will be "find your true you" funds for my kids. No doubt. Because if my kids find what they're really good at, they'll kick your kids asses ;)

That's what life's all about right? Setting things up for your genes. Bootstrapping your gene carriers lives, not with money in particular, but with the things they'll need to out-perform the rest or more importantly, to be as happy as they can be. Anything else we do with our time are just hobbies.
Microsoft's Secure Boot in the UEFI isn't SELinux[0]. It's actually not difficult to get VBox/VMWare to play nice with secure boot[1], once you've generated your custom signing keys. I keep a .sh on my machine to sign the latest kernel after each `dnf update`. Weirdly, my laptop had trouble booting with Secure Boot disabled so I was forced to figure out how to get them to play nice.

[0] https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/Fedora/18/html/UEFI_Sec...

[1] http://gorka.eguileor.com/vbox-vmware-in-secureboot-linux/
Yes, but using an SVM or whatever at the end of a deep network only really works for the same domains that deep networks work well in already - typically audio/visual data and some language datasets.
> My wife can't transition fully from XP to the Windows 7 PC I built for her, because it doesn't have Outlook Express or any reasonable substitute.

Did you try with Mozilla Thunderbird?
>So there's a lie being told to the rest of us that life is supposed to be reasonably fair and that we're supposed to work toward keeping it that way. Keeping that lie while many people are intentionally trying to subvert the concept by having kids start life at different points is an unnecessary cruelty.

The goal is equality of opportunity, not equality of outcome. Even that is loose, because of course no one has exactly the same advantage profile (and no one has exactly the same disadvantage profile either).

As upsetting as tactless people can be, the fact that children from a family that is struggling to make ends meet freely mingle with children from families that have abundance, even excess, is a very positive and rare thing. We should treasure it.

The belief that everyone has something important to contribute and that people from all backgrounds, creeds, and prosperity levels working and learning together will result in a better world is unique, and we absolutely should not be longing for its more conventional opposite: a world where everyone is divided up so that their feelings are protected from heterogeneity.
Here in Bangkok when I wait for the sky train I find myself trying to avoid advertisement. I end up looking at people or at the sky (I stopped the data plan to avoid being dragger to my phone). There is basically advertisement everywhere, plus sound for the biggest screens.
So unless I do a conscious effort to avoid, I'm 100% of the time looking at some kind of ads.
Ads are fine, but yes, this is too much.
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Lot of people are taking this negatively, but I work from home and thought this was hilarious! Great piece of writing.
The same thing can happen with copper IUDs.
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My class studied Catullo and those poems at school some 30 years ago in Italy. I had no idea that there was no English translation yet. Nice to know there is now. Basically they are the only fun poems we studied in the whole Latin literature course. Maybe the Somnium Scipionis too, but for other reasons.
As someone who went to a top-4 CS uni, there is nothing wrong with this. The professors who are co-authors on over 40 papers head their own labs. They have multiple groups of grad students / postdocs working under them, mostly independently. These professors are typically more hands-on in directing the research of the early PhD students.

This is actually the ideal situation for a late-stage grad student / postdoc. They are somewhat free to pursue their interests while the professor deals with getting funding and resources. They are also better prepared for independent research if they want a future postdoc or faculty role.

This is also ideal for professors: they are incentivized to train PhD students to eventually become independent researchers, because they get their name at the end.
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It's business. It's all driven by sales and profit. It's never otherwise.
Can't wait to have all kinds of malware sites try to put shortcuts to my home screen.
ITT: relationship-hacking. Or maybe. . . cultural-norms-hacking?

I dunno. I've known quite a few poly people. Most of them are indeed, quite miserable, and in some way or another, I see them as being an abusive relationship, where one person is enthusiastic about being poly, and the other is kind of forced into it because they have low self-esteem, or otherwise feel trapped. It's sad. On the other hand, I do know of at least a couple of people who are in, as I see it, quite happy, healthy, and equitable arrangements.

In either case, I don't really judge these lifestyle choices. What I don't "approve" of is manipulation and lying (infidelity). And that happens. It happens in poly relationships (where the liar will hide behind their poly status as a way to get blanket permission to do whatever, and exclude the other partner from knowing, because it's uncomfortable). But the ones who are mature enough to not resort to abusive tactics, I say more power to them. How do I have the right to tell other people how to live their lives, if it makes them happy?

Myself, personally, I don't think I could ever be in a poly relationship. I have a hard enough time with mono relationships. I would hope that if we had a more open society that came to mass-acceptance of poly relationships as a legitimate thing, that poly people would also respect those of us who want to be monogamous, and our "boring" lifestyles. Or maybe those of us who may choose no relationships. Indeed, some of these poly friends of mine are quite scornful of the monos. We're backwards, and old fashioned, burdened with some horrible, medieval "patriarchal" lifestyle. And they assume we're all judging them. Whatever.
The issue is that the US law enforcement should use a foreign legal system to request legal assistance if they want to do a search in a foreign country, which would allow affected parties to use the local court system to defend themselves.

How would you (assuming you're american) feel if the english police entered your corporate office to seize documents and told you if you had issues you would have to deal with it in england?

That's how everyone else feels about the US thinking they have jurisdiction over their documents stored on some 3rd party providers which - under local laws - have obligations to maintain the customer's privacy.
One problem with scaling quantum computers is that while the individual qbits are small getting more and more stable, it is unclear how to miniaturize the stuff needed to read and write qubits. Those are still components you can touch with your hands without breaking them, so you can't have millions in one device.
> Respectfully, what is a complex representational system?

A database is one example.

A database is also global mutable state for the programs that write to it, and that significantly compromises the advantages of using functional programming languages for such programs. You might start with some nice pure functional code, but the database adds massive side effects.
If you go to Stein's you better walk or take public transport, though. ;-)
I use Adguard. Works as an on-device vpn server, so can filter for all apps including Chrome. Works well for me.