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Are you saying this is not a traditional operating system design utilizing the MMU for memory protection? If it is, then everything I said is accurate compared to software isolation in an OS like Midori. If not, then you should really point that out because it makes your project much more interesting!
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There's a million of them, the problem is I usually can't afford them :(
You need a library for HTTP calls and that's it. Pick your favorite one and write the code.

Never had a problem with that. It's well known that C++ can't do anything on it's own.
Indeed it is utilizing MMU for memory protection. But no that is not the final objective of project.
Immortality, meanwhile, rolls its eyes. Still, it's interesting to see what motivates people to learn something (or to stay away from it). Better put:

>"When you take a course in Euclidean geometry is not the teacher putting a... learning program into you? ...You enter the course and cannot do problems; the teacher puts into you a program and at the end of the course you can solve such problems. ...Are you sure you are not merely "programmed" in life by what by chance events happens to you?" - Hamming

I'm curious as to how different mathematics would be for two otherwise identical civilizations but with distinct average lifespans.
In alternate Earths where lifespan is 40 or 200 years, what's the state of mathematics in 2017?
Invoicing. I sell a product that customers use on many of their own projects, and each project of theirs means one invoice for me. I can solve some of this with automation, and I will get around to doing this, but it will remain hard to keep on top of even then because the nature of the thing I'm selling relies on the customer to validate that the tally is correct before I send the invoice.

(I also have the opposite problem when the customers actually pay, because they often batch many invoices together into one payment, which makes reconciliation surprisingly difficult. I wrote a little script in Python to make that easier - sort of along the lines of "Given this total, which of these invoices could potentially satisfy it?" - but it's still frustrating.)

If the business continues to grow, I anticipate hiring someone to take care of this aspect for me in its entirety, because it's demonstrably a poor usage of my time, and I derive zero pleasure from it.
I think many of these problems are general start-up problems. I've tried to start several companies as a solo founder and the unique challenge to going it alone that I've found is dealing with the ups and downs. When you have another partner you get some natural balance. Someone to pump you up when things aren't going well and someone to set realistic expectations when you think nothing could go wrong.
I think you should look into the trend following concept, I do believe trends can be predicted and with proper risk management money can be made...
That question presupposed it was invented. Its just there. To be discovered. Its not different somewhere else; it wouldn't be different in a different universe.
Saying no to meeting requests also! Though this is not solo-specific.
Just echoing the parent post there.
Probably all on credit. If your debit to income ratio (ironically, not a measure of your actual debit to income, but of how much money you have to pay off debts every month) is good enough, and your credit score is good enough (influenced mostly by using your credit and paying things on time), you can get some pretty huge loans out of the system.

IOW, it matters less if you're living with less than a month's worth of savings, so long as you can afford the payments and have a history of making payments; so here's a BMW.
I think it goes beyond subjective likes/dislikes. I personally like reinventing the wheel, you personally believe in ecosystem, these are just our beliefs.

But I think in the long run everything depends on exact project rather on our wishful thinking.

I had experiences when use of library was much better solution than own baked one, but I also had experiences where none of the libraries I had found were quite fitted for the project and many times I just had to throw library and write something from scratch in simple way.

> reusable libs are tested by the whole community.

reusable libs are often FOR the whole community and not for YOUR project. Ofc sometimes you need exactly what rest of community needs, but sometimes not.
That reminds me of something someone once said...

Modern bourgeois society, with its relations of production, of exchange and of property, a society that has conjured up such gigantic means of production and of exchange, is like the sorcerer who is no longer able to control the powers of the nether world whom he has called up by his spells.
That's at least one OSI layer north of what was being asked.
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Absolutely, that's why the managers of the funds that are making money will never publish a book or paper on their strategies... The best are even returning all the client capital back and trading their own money only...
What if you joined Goldman Sacchs and was poached by JP Morgan after 6 months?

What if you joined Google and was poached by Facebook after 1 year?
I wonder if anyone has managed to connect a ZX81 to a modern display? Apparently the design cuts corners, omitting the "back porch" part of the signal, so modern TVs cannot determine the correct black level, and display everything black.

(More here: https://www.vintage-radio.net/forum/showthread.php?t=73664)
You realize that google 100% censors everything that supports Donald Trump or his policies. Let me give you an example.
In mid October, James O'Keefe releases his undercover videos. This is the video on Day 2. The video hits #1 on youtube 2 or 3 hours after release. The second it hits #1 spot, it is completely removed from youtube trending. Not demoted, but entirely removed from the list, taking the 1 and 2 spots are 2 pro-hillary videos with 1/10th the views and they are 8 times older.. The video's views then start counting backwards. There are dozens of archive.is on reddit if you'd like to see but that isn't what I want to show here.

The story, like all other stories, is completely absent from google news. The stories announcing Michael Moore's documentary were timed (fine, not for sure purposely), to coincide with the 2nd day of O'Keefe videos. Upon visiting trends.google.com, James Okeefe never even made the list. You can scroll down through the top several hundred queries, and it wasn't in the list at all. The #1 story was Michael Moore anti-Trump doc for the past 24 hours. However, if you clicked on the michael moore link, and click compare, and start to type in james okeefe, and click on the autocomplete, it shows the true story. James okeefe stories dominated those about michael moore for the entirety of the past 24 hours. If you click on the michael moore story (in the 3 spot in my screenshots with sports above it), you can see that search interest hits 100 at 5pm, meaning, there is nothing bigger then it. However, once you add in james okeefe stories manually, you realize it was fudged. The day before that issue didn't exist, but starting after the first day of the james okeefe undercover videos, all the big pro trump/anti hillary stories never ever made the trending list through the election.

In summary James okeefe videos werent trending at all, got totally hidden from the youtube trending page, every single day, along with just about every big pro trump video, and literally hundreds of hashtags were hidden from twitter. I will link some screenshots below. If you think they are somehow manipulated, they are taken from a 20 minute video of me explaining how to see all of this for a noob. If you were actually interested, please just say so, so i can re-upload to an anonymous youtube account (its private right now, was meant as an instruction for a friend in the media to replicate the comparison for news.) I didn't compare with the wrong michael moore, they are all from the same exact time, etc. Like i said if you really think i am messing with you, i will upload the video this afternoon.. However I am assuming this will just get downvoted and ignored, but who knows.
P.S. I know it doesn't say 'Michael Moore, Donald trump' as it does in the trending list, but the absolute figures correspond exactly, the ui just doesn't display the full combination of queries on the details page's chart title, again in the video if you don't believe.
http://imgur.com/a/TX0T2
The existence of money managers who beat the market consistently is just statistics. Performance is a normal distribution.
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Support & email. It's hard for me to switch modes between writing code and answering email. My solution is to do just one or the other for a day at time to avoid too much loss in efficiency for either.
I did that in Dandong, although I had spent the previous ten days in North Korea. As other commenters say, just go and be sure not to do anything stupid while you're there. It's well worth the visit.
It may depend on the industry, but in tech generally there's not plenty of other fish in the sea - there's a scarcity of qualified candidates but plenty of other potential employers who desperately want to hire.
and you could use alternate fast and slow modes to make sounds through the TV!!
Ah yes, the sweet liberty of being unable to provide for your children. Welfare is a pitifully small percent of the budget compared to military, health, and education not to mention the massive amounts of corporate welfare that happens ("I'll get those taxes down for you"). But you're right it's the left voting single moms that erode our liberty. What about the right-voting single moms? Are they "welfare queens" eroding our liberty too or are they just good people who had to make a tough choice?
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Workers are really bad. Its anecdotal but I've written several projects and more often then not there is a weird browser quirk, a memory leak, or some other nastiness hidden in the worker implementation. I think my next project I'll go with Emscripten pthreads implementation and see if it's better.
I can't stop feeling bad about this turn of events. Even Tim-Berners Lee trying to explain that it's the logically correct thing to do didn't help me.
Which, along with infinity, does not exist.

The ability to produce an infinite series of numbers (by adding another one) does not constitute a proof of existence of anything infinite outside one's mind.

Good philosophers, like Leibniz and the Indian tradition, which includes early Buddhists, have postulated this, but popular memes are much stronger.

The ability to notice some inherent patterns of natural phenomena, such as the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, does yield this ratio to be immortal, or any other inferred constant.

Math does not exist outside people's minds (contrary to the popular discourse from the Zen And Art Of Motorcycle Maintenance). Only a few of what we call conservative forces and different forms of what we call energy (or matter if you like) which are different aspects of the same That, to which human categories are inapplicable.
This is an odd reading of the parent comment, since "apart from that" indicated that mathematical truths being built in isn't what the commenter disagreed with.
He/she wants a man that works, provides, inspires, has no vicious and also raise children. The very projected perfect man that is making men become less desirable partners.

While men still puts women's beauty as top (only?) priority.
In the US revenue meters are 1-2% accuracy (usually tested regularly), as such I recommend specifying a meter in that accuracy range for the anticipated amp readings
The ones I'm familiar with have issues with:

- control/visibility: being able to select who does the selling, seeing their track record first, ability to stop misleading ads, etc

- niche expertise: Lots of people can sell consumer oriented widgets. Harder to find a service that can sell to a specific niche (small retail businesses, developers, etc)

- a straightforward interface. Something maybe like toptal.com, but for salespeople.
There's no way of proving a VPN provider is not logging[0]

Also worth reading this guide which is much more comprehensive than that TorrentFreak article:

https://thatoneprivacysite.net/vpn-comparison-chart/

[0] https://gist.github.com/joepie91/5a9909939e6ce7d09e29

[#] http://blog.hidemyass.com/2011/09/23/lulzsec-fiasco/
So how would anyone know if their meter was broken?
The problem with the big funds are that they remaking money from their fees... e.g they do not have incentive to look for alpha... best strategy for them is preserve capital and live off the 2% fees
Heck, gusts once caused me to completely switch the side of the road in a fairly short time. Luckily no cars anywhere in that moment, but windy weather can be scary as a cyclist.
I believe it is specifically GPS, however I believe they are also doing that directly for their current account launch - they're putting a lot of emphasis on doing everything in-house
my first computer too. I was 10 and spend all of xmas at my grandparents typing in hex. such a cool looking machine even today
I read an article recently saying that women want men to be the breadwinners and they also want them to do the housework. We can't win.

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> Bad employees are constantly in need of placement: people get fired very frequently.

Not true. Firing is a rare event.

If anything, bad employees will end up in a group that is "relaxed" toward productivity and stays there for a while.
From the many interviews I have been to, Google was one of the three where I had the feeling that the interviewers had any idea what they were doing.
Think this article misses a fundamental difference between Google and Apple and that is fundamentally the two view patents differently.
When doing branding work I often distinguish between symbols as basic shapes and logos combining those shapes with brand name and/or slogan. In my personal taxonomy this is a library of symbols as opposed to logos.
yes but there was that hack that made "hi-res" graphics possible - bubbleman ?
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depending on how much money you want to spend, there are methods you can use to determine your usage.

The most expensive would of course be to put CT's on each circuit in the house.

Least expensive would be to source a meter for the main.
The Emacs mode provides two different methods to input APL symbols. It allows you to set a prefix key (like Super for example) that will map to the symbols, or you can use the APL imput method which uses "." (period) as a prefix when typing them.

When using it, you can type C-c C-k which will open a quick help that shows they keymap.
I just quit my job to start a company. #1 problem is sales.

Seriously, I knew marketing would be important, and sales would be important when I started this thing... but I really didn't realize that when I quit, what I actually was doing was making a job change from "really pretty good engineer to full time sales guy".

I'm trying to do b2b software, which has a much different buying process. It's been quite a learning process, I've had to learn how to prospect, how to cold call (cold calling is frightening if you're an introverted engineer!!) how to actually drill into peoples pain points, how to avoid objection handling, how to find the decision makers. It's not easy.

As a senior engineer, i'd never had partner up with a junior sales guy, but for some reason I thought learning it myself was a good idea.
They gave me the standard whiteboard interviews on-site after that. This was for a data scientist position. I did not get offered the job (but I accepted a good job offer a couple of weeks later, so whatever).
Why is it surprising? She gets alimony. In Europe she'd also get extensive state help.
Great points.

As a front end developer, if you're consuming APIs and building out interfaces, and passing data back to the APIs you don't have to know much about graphs or hash tables.

For most web developer/front-end positions, you can be perfectly fine without knowing much of the "advanced" topics of computer science. You're going to be designing to the product manager's specs, paired with a back-end programmer who is going to tell you the structure of the data that will be passed back down and then you build it from there.

As far as understanding hash tables or graphs, you can really get away with knowing them.

However, I agree with you after learning these topics. There's incredibly more efficient ways to build front end pages with the concepts of a hash table/lookup. Most recently I designed a page that basically uses the URL slugs as keys in a complex dictionary to grab content from a SQL database to render the pages.

In addition to that, it's also just wonderful to be part of the conversation when you go to design APIs or architecture so you can make sure to relay/point out concerns that may cause a lot of unneeded pressure on the front end.

Tl;dr You can be a web dev or front end without much knowledge of hash tables, graphs but I can't imagine you advancing your career very far without that knowledge.
This articles is a bit flippant. The study apparently outlines a problem in these regions both socially and economically. The articles then goes on to pick a single case in order to imply that it's actually good news for women - and by inference nothing for us to be concerned about.
it is very very unlikely that you will achieve this in your current life. lol. the easiest approach for you is to get rich and buy a ticket to space. ( e.g. like the south african guy who created ubuntu he paid millions of USD to go to space)
I'm not convinced of the effect, especially in the context of single mothers and divorce. Welfare would seem to decrease the incentive to divorce an unemployed husband. I've also seen claims that just 100-150 years ago a lower proportion of men were married, and far more died childless, which would go against the narrative trend if true (but who knows if they are).
I think there are definitely lots of people in Russia who claim that.
I disagree. My wife's grandfather, who I'd consider typical, bought a house and provided for a family of four in Palo Alto while working at a local Safeway. A job that required no college degree but only the willingness to show up and take some pride in his work. It was a modest yet peaceful and satisfying existence.

As far as comfort, I'd don't accept the premise our lives are more comfortable now than in 1955. My guess is most young men would gladly trade the latest dating app and the interwebs for the conditions of the typical 1955 US male.
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Agree. Publishing research is a more accurate way and removes the fact the two companies fundamentally view pattents differently.
The concept of "circle" is a human invention, in that a perfect circle has never been observed in the universe. The value of pi follows immediately as a derivative human invention.
Well, of course she's "is just making a rational decision for the well-being of her children". I mean, women put their bodies on the line to have children. So it totally makes sense to find a supportive partner.

But that's how stuff gets selected for, no?
I make it 63%, including the "service fee" and delivery fee but not the taxes or tip.
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> So "if we really believed in the free market", we should regulate the details of how a private transaction can take place?

Yes. I don't think "free market" is incredibly well defined but the concept it evokes to me (as someone with a degree in economics), is a market approaching perfect competition[0], which is well defined.

A perfectly competitive market has a number of requirements, things like low barriers to entry, lots of buyers and sellers, no externalities, and so on.

A government policy that intervenes to try to aid perfect competition (e.g. some anti-trust legislation) could still be called a "free market", I think.

That said, I realize some people seem to define it to mean "free" from all government interventions, but they don't have a monopoly (heh) on the use of the word.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfect_competition
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That's a lot-o-work! Pretty impressive man. I think projects like this are awesome.
To clarify my reason for asking artursapek to explain

- the tweet isn't a "hard and proven fact", it is a claim - albeit an implicit claim, but a claim nonetheless
- as such, Politifact is evaluating the claim

If artursapek disagrees with the analysis, he should either

- explain why the Tweet is not a claim, or
- explain why Politifact's evaluation of the claim is incorrect, misleading or otherwise wrong

Otherwise, this is not an example of "a consistently liberal-biased source"
9% pa. guaranteed by a bank is amazing in a strong currency like the yuan.

It is not a ponzi per se since money actually flows into real investments; however there is probably a "systemic" risk at the level of the Chinese economy as whole.

Funny that this excellent documentary is made by the Japanese national TV channel NHK. There is quite contrast between China and Japan today wrt. speed, risk taking and growth.
It's worth noting that job
loss often results in depression, especially if finding another job isn't easy for the person. That also tends to be a reason for divorce.
Yeah agreed - from what I've found if somebody isn't willing to commit after 2 meetings, then it's not gonna happen. I always leave the door open and keep things positive though, sometimes they come back :)
Has this been covered before in the Dutch news, or is this new?

(I think I have seen concerns about privacy and smartmeters here...)
My first computer.

To give an idea of the state of computing back then, the manual states (I checked now)

> to get '+' you must hold down the key SHIFT and while you are still doing that, press the key K.

Not something you find in user manuals now.

My English was so bad back them that I couldn't understand the full meaning of the sentence and I couldn't go through the example. I asked my classmates at school the day after. My mother was a touch typist but she didn't realize that the tiny keyboard of the ZX81 could work like the one of a typewriter. Computers were beyond geeky.
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Why not hire a remote "secretary" to take care of this for you?
That is incredibly naive. Most women with a stay-at-home man become resentful and see them as a drain on their resources. They rarely succeed even if the man does the child raising household chores etc. Of course there are plenty of successful cases but they're in the minority. The reason why women don't marry men who don't earn more than them is because they want a successful guy, and by that they mean one that can earn more than them.
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Physics and chemistry are pretty robust, everything else is far squishier. It's pretty easy to get identical atoms or molecules or subatomic particles. It's much harder to grow a field of identical plants or raise hundreds of identical mice.
People have no idea what science is
No it wasn't. I couldn't remember the pin from my other card off the top of my head because I've been using Monzo for many months. I've learned from my mistake, I hope Monzo has too.