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I'm curious-everyone who is doing the contrarian "But I never eat before 8pm/whatever"-where do you live? Also its a bit of a straw man to make 5pm your early eating time-I usually eat between 6 and 7-is that abnormally early? I also tend to get to work earlier and leave earlier as well.
No, that isn't the current plan. They were given approval for low power proprietary spectrum they could launch a TDD-LTE network on to supplement their global satellite network in urban areas. The standard license is high powered use from bird to UE.

I think you're a fool if you believe their early TLPS marketing where they claim they could build an information SUPERHIGHWAY using what is effectively wifi channel 14 without fucking up or being fucked up by poorly filtered wifi devices. This is why they dropped the bid on licensing unlicensed spectrum...

In other news, there was a lot of misinformation on channel 12 and 13 use in the US. In CA it's allowed for indoor usage. The FCC clarified in its approval of the modified GlobalStar plan that 12 and 13 are not allowed in the US.
> He was detained after Trump was elected.

So? The rules were in place before Trump were elected. Let see what else what other laws we can apply to this logic.

* [Equal pay occurs even] after Trump was elected, although it is true that [Equal Pay Act of 1963] was due to JFK-era rules.

* [National Parks exist] after Trump was elected, although it is true that [National Park Service Organic Act] was due to Woodrow Wilson-era rules.

Hes not the greatest guy by far, but don't blame Trump for the mistakes of previous administrations.
Guess it makes sense. Every manual I've used has been relatively quite powerful.
The legality (indeed, constitutionality) of that action is extremely suspect. Most of the War on Terror rests on extremely tortuous legal interpretations, and large portions of it have failed to hold up in court.
AMD Ryzen 7 1700, 8 cores, 16 threads, 65W TDP, 3.0-3.7GHz, $319.

Comparing to my current Haswell CPU, that's quite a great value for the money:

(84W TDP, 4 cores, 8 threads, $300+ price soon after launch, 3.4-3.9GHz).

I'd prefer somewhat higher frequency though, more in line with thier X series, but without major increase in TDP. But I guess +10W is tolerable for a good processing power increase.
Or "dumb" in developer terms? There are things that are easier for developers than the general population and there are also things that are easier for developers with experience in a particular niche.

Also, not everyone has the capacity, time or even desire to pick low hanging fruit. For some the extra additional effort, even if small, is just not worth it outside of a full-time job and other commitments.
I watched the video but have no idea what I'm looking at, it's supposed to be a pong game of some sort?
> my friends think I am extremely weird for occasionally spending multiple hours at a grocery store "browsing"

How do you evaluate your investment in that? (Just amusement is fine ;-)
>You don't have any right to say who comes and goes to your neighbours' properties, any more than they have any right to say who comes and goes to your property.

But I do have a say in what types of commerce are allowed to take place in my community, or my country for that matter.

And although I am normally a laissez faire capitalist, I would love to see Airbnb utterly destroyed through lawsuits and over-regulation. Why? For political reasons. The latest tactic of the left is to attack any commercial entity that has the temerity to express any pro-Trump sentiments. And I think the only way for the right to counter that is to employ the exact same tactic, a hundred-fold, against companies who publicly oppose Trump, or political agendas supported by the right. And Airbnb, led by the smug boy-billionaire Brian Chesky, falls squarely in that category.

There are numerous stories[1] of people's lives being turned upside down as a result of using Airbnb. I think televised congressional hearings are called for. And there are probably billions of dollars worth of commerce that are going untaxed as a result of Airbnb. I don't think a few click-through TOS agreements should shield them from responsibility.

1. http://www.airbnbhell.com/
only because they don't have to meet basic safety regulations.
I am not saying xenophobia inevitably leads to searching phones. But in the US, right now, the justification for the surveillance state is in a big part due to xenophobia and race relations. It is a major factor in the current pathology and we ignore it at our peril.
I don't understand, if it would be worth a lot more than $20 billion to someone why aren't they bidding for it? I find it hard to believe that anyone is going to sink $20 billion to "prevent others from using it".
Who is excusing it? All people are saying is that this is a failing of previous administrations.

Bush set a lot of these rules up, and Obama strengthened them.
Uh, he's the one claiming success out of failure?
Even his fellow republican commissioners all but called it the same.
The difference is, one doesn't have to cooperate with a search warrant. The idea of encryption being a lock like on a locked door is ludicrous and downright dangerous. Using a fantasy metaphor in place of actual reality is incredibly misleading and outright manipulative.

The difference between a lock and encryption is that all locks in the physical world can be broken by outside parties. If someone doesn't want to open the door for a search warrant, the cops can bust it down. That can't be done with encryption. The only metaphorical equivalent to breaking encryption would be to brute force it which, given proper encryption, is unlikely to succeed. So now we have an innocent person being held indefinitely based on some metaphor the courts decide must hold up in the real world that has no real world basis in reality. Instead of the courts logically following up their own thinking, they now expect the defendant to do the police and prosecutor's work.

If it's a lock, the police/prosecutor should break it after obtaining a warrant. It's not the defendant's job to testify and give them the information they need to break it. If they are incapable of carrying out their job, why should the innocent defendant be compelled to do it for them?

Why should the innocent defendant be made to languish in jail indefinitely because the police/prosecutor are inept and incapable of doing their job without reverting to unconstitutional tactics?
Another terrifying part of this, is due to the nature of networks, when one of your "friends" becomes compromised, your private message do too. This goes way past national security, and 7 countries.

I have former coworkers from Syria, Iran, and Iraq. They're great people, and are great programmers. I friended them on Facebook many years ago, and now when one of them is caught at a border it's not just their private messages being raided... its my own anti-trump messages.

This needs to stop here.
It is anecdotal insofar as the anecdotes are from my limited cohort ( few dozen subredditors who have signed up with weightgreat.com ).

Also, you are right about the multicollinearity issues ( supper time predictor entangled with other predictors). But the overall effect is pretty significant.

There's some preliminary material here on the models used.

1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13630203

2. http://weightgreat.com/forecast.html
I think the problem is not really about eating late, but more of eating a large meal and going to bed right away.

I don't know about it making you gain weight, but I know I wake up tired and my heart rate tracker shows it being much higher then usual.
Many people seem to snack in the office around 5.
Most of 5GHZ was already fairly worthless thanks to the po-po and the weathermen using it. That DFS 'feature'.

If the telcos want to use high channel deploys on 5GHZ for LTE-U microcells, I say why not. It's not like it propagates very far and it gives an easy way to assist with capacity at stadiums, train stations, and conference halls.
So in this perspective, profit is by definition gained from the exploitation of worker or consumer or both.

That is a perspective, yes. It's also ridiculous zero-sum thinking contradicted by both theory and reality. The iPhone has resulted in hundreds of millions of happy customers, and tens of thousands of high paying jobs. But apparently all of those people are "exploited" because Apple makes a profit.
> A plus side is that folks have recommended talking to the meat vendors.

Buying meat from these types of markets really is the best of both worlds for producers: they can sell their product with a short shelf life, and the consumers are more than willing to hit the price point between cost-to-produce and cost-to-get-to-market if they were to sell through a middle man.
it's easy to do with song. another good example is "excitable boy" by warren zevon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4-pexSVWzM
Laws protecting the worst of us protect the rest and best of us.
Yes, well, to some degree. The best you can do is minify it.

I'm more concerned with competitors copying designs, and witty UX concepts than actual JS code. This you can put obstacles in front of by making some things only available post-purchase, or by "demo only" if the customer is undecided.
Might have been the choice of words that caused them, not the theme itself.
> it is a revolt against actual, real expertise

You're absolutely right, but there's certainly both: expertise, pseudoexpertise, confusion as to which is which, and revolt against either. The thing that's striking about Taleb's rants in the last few years is that he comes across as believing nobody involved in anything truly complex knows what they're doing, and so he needs to defend his all examples with shopkeepers and electricians.

It's instructive when he's presenting alongside an honest-to-god expert that he agrees with, like Robert Shiller, and they make the same case. Not only is Shiller a lot more persuasive because he's not bogged down in the BS, but Taleb's anti-expertise rant looks pretty petty alongside a Nobel Prize winner who is getting it right and defending the bureaucrats.

I don't remember him always being like this.
I live in Spain and we have dinner at 20:00, almost all my friends and family have dinner between 21:00 and 22:00.

My Italian family have dinner at 19:00
> feature comparison

Are there interesting features that differentiate them from Intel beyond performance/cost? As in new instructions or things like that?
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That's inconsistency, not hypocrisy. Hypocrisy is someone who is anti-abortion, but would get an abortion because they had a trip to Hawaii planned, or is anti-execution, but is pushing a prosecutor to go for the death penalty in the case of their child's murder.

But I do agree that there is a case to be made to work those people, if their views align with yours, even though they are personally hypocrites. On the other hand, maybe not the most trustworthy allies.
Not in Northern Italy :)

I would like to know why the downvotes, my wife is from Milan and her family from a town near Bergamo and everybody I know have dinner between 19:00 and 19:30
I wish Ruby would do this. And Mozilla/Firefox.

I think it would yield a lot of community contributions and developer engagement.
I find that mac tends to do the best in terms of connecting/disconnecting external monitors. If only Apple would bless a decent dock design.
On the bright side, it seems like more light is being shown on these long-standing terrible policies now that Trump is president...
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I still have to eat though :)
see also aws athena https://aws.amazon.com/athena/ ?
Isn't the market actually guys who are trying to convince a girl to trust them?
> 320 kph is the maximum cruising speed. Average speed for a trip is typically much less than that because the trains can only hit 320 kph on certain stretches of track.

France and Spain have those tracks in Europe.

The newer German tracks with 300km/h are operated at 300km/h with the ICE 3. Even through towns and tunnels. It's not the average speed, but a typical cruising speed on those tracks. France has more and longer high-speed tracks, thus the high-speed trains operate at higher average speed than in Germany.

Operating at 300km/h and beyond is indeed expensive. As are high-speed train in general. Still Western Europe now has an extensive amount of high-speed tracks:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/bf/High_Spe...
I don't think your analogy is good. The troubles of actually doing the operations but no trouble of what's happening at the artistic level is coming from your missing a few key steps at level of nuts and bolts... it is more similar to how you can picture in your head a beautiful dog... But when you try to convert that image in your head to pencil you get stuck... Knowing some artistic techniques may help (perspectives, shading) Practicing mathematics exercises would be like practicing your technique ... It takes some time to develop the expertise.

Then when it's time to do math you can use your techniques so avoid letting small details trip you up and let you focus on the bigger picture.
That code hardly does anything at all. The real heavy lifting is done in src.
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Retail investing into index funds in Europe is easy and common with domestic providers IME.
I think it's weather related. In most countries that have late night outdoor markets, temperatures are unbearably hot during the day, and comfortably warm at night.

In much of North America, half the year is only tolerably warm during the day.
Yalp uses a Google account, which isn't good.

I use https://apkpure.com
Safeway has changed a lot over the past five years. I used to be a kind of reluctant Whole Foods shopper, but have just recently been surprised by how comparable Safeway has become at a much more affordable price point.

I think there are probably a lot of people like you and me who were never part of the whole foods cult but still appreciated the product, and are realizing that now we can get the same stuff for less elsewhere.
They thrive past midnight. Especially in more southern locales in the summer, when it isn't even reasonable outside until after 8. Changsha, Guangzhou, Wuhan, etc....
> The bad guys are often minorities.

I've observed this pattern: 'bad guy' is part of another group? That whole group is bad. 'bad guy' is part of the group of the person speaking: That's just an individual rotten apple, but it does not say anything about all of us.
> So how do you protect yourself?

It is time for all cloud services to provide plausible deniability by allowing for multiple passwords to access the same social account - but where all the passwords except the One allows for only a subset of the account.

E.g. logon to Facebook using password 'plausible1' and see only friend 1 and friend 2.
Logon to facebook using password 'everything' and see friend 1 and 2 but friend 3 as well.
How did you handle user signup / authentication to your service? Did it piggy-back on VK's authentication?
The city is run by the people though, not private ownership. Apples to oranges.
Still not a problem. Whatever makes you eat the least will let you control your weight. For some people, it might be not eating before bed, for others it may not matter.
Ask HN: Any Research on the Effects of Mobile Usage on Childhood Development?
That's good to know, thanks. On the other hand, I find sources calling that dose rate lethal within minutes, and at least some of the Fukushima corium is roughly seven times as active. Even if you're willing to write off as many lives as it takes to reduce what is essentially solidified lava by means of hand tools into a containable form, I doubt it's likely to succeed simply because it'll kill off your workers so fast that, after a little while, no further progress is possible because of all the corpses blocking the way.
Everyone complains, but few actually leave, and there are many more willing to move to the Bay Area to replace those who do leave.

The major tech companies aren't stupid. If they could benefit significantly by opening offices in the midwest or anywhere else they don't currently have offices, they would have done it by now.
That would mark you as suspicious (Who doesn't have anything on their phone?) and give you a person of interest treatment.
Bloated syscall times wind up being a death by a thousand cuts when your workload is syscall heavy.

One simple, common, example is plain old autotools configure scripts. I have no love for autotools generated configure scripts (and in fact hate them with a passion), but I've long observed they crawl on MacOSX and go much faster on Linux. They do lots of syscalls (tons of fork/exec/open/close/stat).
I've found that holding down two jobs isn't unbearable for short periods of time. You need the right positions, lots of experience in a couple fields and a good resume and references.
Small company FT flex/remote SA or devops and SA/TS on call is a good combo, but you need to have a good track record and be honest about your commitments.
Security and development remote or flex are also good combinations for this approach. Wouldn't recommend it as a a way of life.
> just over a week into the Trump Administration.

It actually started long time before Trump. http://travel.stackexchange.com/questions/3363/laptop-search...
From what I understand our legal system was designed to fail "open". Or rather that we are willing to let a guilty person go free rather than an innocent person go to jail.

I know everyone wants to have a perfect justice system but we have to ALSO decide which direction we would like it to fail until that time comes (never). In essence cases like this are more about this question. When the system fails, which direction do we want it to fail in?
Maybe Monzy one day.

http://www.monzy.com/intro/killdashnine_lyrics.html

http://www.monzy.com/intro/pimpinglemma_lyrics.html
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Yeah, and I'm saying that if you can do this, you should, to help the many people who can't. I'd get more lulz value out of a $250 chromebook being taken for 6mo on bogus grounds than the cost of the chromebook.

It's not a solution (since they can easily pre-sort citizen vs. non-citizen, and treat one group dramatically worse, even beyond the legal or threat-model requirements), but it's a start.
A contract would require a transfer of consideration...ie paying money.
And the common example

int a = 5;
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printf("%i", a); // -> 1

my handwavy approach, negation is either information preserving, or not. If operations destroy data, you have to be extra careful. I think classical logic runs into some subtlety switching from reals to integers and back to reals - how are you rounding or truncating those values?
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Pro:

software stack

policy about open source software

Salary Range (allowed to be wide)

Con:

If you are trying to hide the company name, I dislike this but understand you are likely a recruiter working on commission.

In order to attract people who are passionate, you need to include the work domain. If you don't post the work domain, then you are wasting my time.
Now is the time for vendors to consider implementing a duress password. Upon entering your duress password the user is presented with a fake profile, or perhaps everything could just be wiped. I'm not sure how well this would play out in the real world, but it's one of the best things protections I could imagine if you want to carry sensitive data across borders.
How do you know your drive is encrypted? Did you write the program and check the algorithms out manually, or was part of your brainwashing "education" designed to get you used to sitting in a stress position for most of your adult life whilst obediently trusting everything that YOU want to believe, when in reality you are kidding yourself and lying to yourself, just like parents tell lies to their kids so they don't worry?

Its amazing what coping mechanisms people make up to handle the brutal realities of life.

Heres another example of Fake News or is it?
https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/how-our-likes-hel...
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"The applicant shall..." God, I hate that HR crap.
As I see it, the root question is "Would we rather guilty men go free or innocent men be condemned?" We can't have a perfect justice system, so which direction are we going to choose?