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I have Indian heritage. My parents are incredibly religious. A large part of India is quite religious and Hinduism is the main religion.

The brahmin, shudra (castes) stems from the ancient scriptures which a lot of people staunchly believe in.

From modern point of view a lot of the scriptures are quite racist and sexist to be honest. I have arguments with my family all the time regarding this. I know quite a number of people who legit believe in untouchables.

I strongly believe that as India becomes less religious, it will prosper and the people will become happier.
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I think that one key source of needless complexity is lack of "spring cleaning". Design artifacts and quick hacks, over time, can create high levels of complexity that are a major hiderance when adding new features. This might be due some people taking the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" approach to the extreme and not taking future considerations into account.
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Except cross-platform support, right?
This is a long but excellent article by the guy who leaded Microsoft Office development. That will make you think twice before you add that super-easy-to-do button in your app!
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Does being funded means that all the projects released games? Some successfully funded game Kickstarters failed to release anything.
20 years in the industry with no degree: Engineer is just a word. Call yourself that if it gets you the job.
I agree that it's a great example, and would be cool to have a similar example when you first load the site. Being able to play with code that exists is much more engaging than having a blank slate.
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I think you mean 30 billion. The entire GDP of the US is only 16.77 trillion and the entire revenue of the US government is only a fraction of that. Both the Apollo project and Manhattan project were around .4% of the GDP. A lot for a single project, but not what I would consider a "significant part". Social Security is an order of magnitude greater.
10-20% is my estimate.

50% morphine is only about three times opium potency.

I'm talking legalized, not just decriminalized.

I doubt that there are any morphine sodas for sale in Portugal. With viral Facebook promotion featuring tunes from Nirvana and Smashing Pumpkins.
I take it you were evading use tax before; or were your purchases really so small/infrequent as not to be subject to use tax in your state? Did you even check?
You can read the article normally by using reader view on both Safari and Firefox, which make almost any article better to read anyway, at the expense that code blocks won't be properly formatted (in this case, on some sites code blocks just disappear).
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I think the peace dividend showed that Eisenhower's theory had basis in reality.

No one reasonable is in favor of abolishing the militaries of powerful nations entirely but disarmament is something that we (as humans) should work towards. Not just for the money it would save, but because it brings nations together. See: START
just curious, why would anyone outside China use censoring spyware like Wechat?
Technically the presentation-layer problem existed already with things like legacy path separators, making the Finder tell lies in the presence of colons or slashes. I suspect that normalization differences will be a little like telling two files apart when one has a trailing space, or hidden file extensions; there will have to be some distinction but maybe no easy answer.
I'm pretty upset to hear this... I actually use that feature everyday!

I don't care for the keyboard shortcuts very much
Google wants to be like Apple. Lean and mean but it's got a big problem.

They want to release and try new things but also still be focused on the big money makers.

That means expect a lot of crap from Google like wave, allo, duo, buzz etc. Some hotshot inside Google wants a promo and pushes new products like popcorn.

But Google management needs to show $$$ so they need to focus on the big cows: search & ads.

In Steve Jobs era a ton of shit would never even see the light of day.

Google literally has so much money and resources that it actually hurts them innovating.

Their best strategy is to acquire products with good market fit and scale the shit out of them.
Keep in mind that data races in Java are not undefined behaviour. There are quite a few places where authors of standard library deliberately left out synchronization, for example in String.hashCode.

EDIT: In this case numberGenerator is volatile so it introduces happens-before relations between write and read.
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That's probably roughly right, given that the WHO says alcoholism ranges from 0% to 16%.
http://www.who.int/gho/substance_abuse/burden/alcohol_preval...

But there's an additional question for context; would you rather that 10-20% of opiate addicts be contributing members of society, with jobs, and homes, and who simply enjoy some opiates after work, as some enjoy a beer or wine with dinner? Or is it better to force them into the margins of society so they end up robbing convenience stores for drastically marked up and adulterated drugs with an inconsistent supply, so addicts end up alone, jobless, and homeless with little chance of ever recovering? Because we've been trying the second option for decades, and it hasn't made the problem go away. In fact, articles like this say it's worse than it's ever been.

Fun fact; alcohol, being illegal in several Middle Eastern countries, has a similar problem with black market sales leading to death there, as we have with fentanyl mixed with heroin. Bleach gets sold as liquor, victim tries to drink it to get drunk, and they die. Not because alcohol is bad for you, but because they drank fucking bleach, because the black market in the Middle East isn't regulated, just like black market heroin in the US doesn't give a shit about the FDA's regulations.

Sell heroin at Walmart, regulated by the FDA, and at a tenth of the cost, and the problem of accidentally doing life-ending amounts of fentanyl because someone said it was heroin; that problem goes away.
I'm no fan of trump or his propensity to bend the rules. But this article is prophecizing doomsday scenarios with far too much gusto to be taken seriously.

Yes, I learned of a stealthily intelligence agency, but also learned that today's news outlets don't really have editorial integrity
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I think what you describe is what people usually call accidental complexity. The complexity described in the article is about the incidental complexity, meaning the actual complexity of the features, rather than the complexity of their implementation.

Let's take an example, if hacker news added a new feature that allowed people to delete their account, then you have to decide what to do:

- do you delete the user's comments?

- if yes, what do you do about people replying to that comment?

- do you delete the user's submissions?

- if yes, what do you do anout people commenting on the thread?

- do you downvote the submission / comments that the user upvoted?

- do you unflag the submission / comments that the user flagged?

- do you keep a copy of their yc applications?

- do you keep their email address along with their karma, so that if they open a new account with the same address, their karma will be restored?

As you can see, adding a single feature means that you have to figure out how it is going to play with all the other features. That's what the author means when he says: that makes the cost of implementing the N+1 feature closer to N than 1.
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In the past I wrote a cross-platform (it supports iOS, Android, and more esotic platforms, like QNX, even on exotic architectures like MIPS) 2D vector graphics rendering engine that implements the Khronos OpenVG 1.1 API (that includes text rendering too). It's lightweight, comes with pure software and opengl/es back-end, closed-source and not free; but if you want to take a look just for fun, full functional evaluation builds are available here for download: http://www.amanithvg.com
It would be interesting to know if word wrap is turned on or off. This makes a humongous difference in some editors, especially notepad++. Turn it off and you can easily open 1GB files, turn it on and it will crash on the same file.

To make the comparisons fair, the table should also include whether the editor highlights (and indexes) the file using a proper parser instead of just line-by-line regex.

More realistic hardware would also be interesting. He doesn't even have SSD...
It seems like Google is constantly trying to simplify and streamline everything for developers and giving a big middle finger to the users.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pythagorean_theorem

> In India, the Baudhayana Sulba Sutra, the dates of which are given variously as between the 8th and 5th century BC, contains a list of Pythagorean triples discovered algebraically, a statement of the Pythagorean theorem, and a geometrical proof of the Pythagorean theorem for an isosceles right triangle.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baudhayana_sutras

> A rope stretched along the length of the diagonal produces an area which the vertical and horizontal sides make together.

> The lines are to be referring to a rectangle, although some interpretations consider this to refer to a square. In either case, it states that the square of the hypotenuse equals the sum of the squares of the sides.

> If this refers to a rectangle, it is the earliest recorded statement of the Pythagorean theorem.
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well you can have all of it with Skype (Lite) or Signal (no dialer though), which are actually only two messaging apps i use since i left Facebook Lite and don't wanna use other Facebook product called WhatsApp, I am fine being reachable on Skype, email, SMS and Signal, I think enough options for other people
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I like to think the use of the word pussy in this context is a contraction of the word pusillanimous which means lacking courage or resolution; cowardly; faint-hearted; timid.

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There were backdoors in Exocet missiles 30 years ago. What makes you think an F-35 would be cleaner than that?
Sadly, you're very right. "Spice", or "bath salts", as synthetic cannabinoids have been called, with much higher potency than marijuana, have already hit the recreational pharmacutical market with predicably negative consequences.
It warrants attention only if it's not recent in origin (say, the past few months or so).
I assume that the same rules that prevent cigarettes from being advertised would also apply to legalized drugs.
Too much context switching in a day has costs. But, not switching back to a task soon enough also has costs...you might forget certain details of the current state of the project after being away for a week or two...and it takes time to refamiliarize.

So I prefer 2-3 projects, spread evenly through the week, max two in the same day.
Are cats not apex predators?

Being incidentally killed in a fight with another animal doesn't make you prey, btw. Prey means you are hunted as part of the diet of another species.
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Are you claiming that choosing to indulge in drugs that you know are addictive and potentially lethal is without a moral dimension? Especially if you have dependents?

You may be conflating the medical consequences of addiction with the decision to start using.
In which case I wonder if the burden can be placed with the browser.

Control click on opens a new tab with identical state and executes the click there.
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In 2017 blurting out EEE every time MS does something good is spreading FUD.

Typescript is an open language anyways, there is nothing to extinguish
I have no doubt being taken to America was beneficial to some African slaves. I also do not doubt it would have been far more beneficial for far more of them if they had been able to do it as freemen and were treated like human beings.
Literally small-spirited?
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and meanwhile I use for communication email, SMS and Skype longer than these Google products, Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, Viber and Wechat exist

only thing I have added is Signal because why not have one more messenger if it's bundled with SMS anyway

when living in China was forced to use Wechat but got rid off that spyware immediately after moving outside, them had short stint with Facebook Messenger (Lite) until I decided it's not worth to do any business with Facebook which is reason why I don't have WhatsApp

I think I provide enough options for people to reach me with email, SMS, Skype (video/chat), Signal (video/chat)

so in the end i have 4 apps in phone covering all my communication - AOSP Email, AOSP Dialer, Skype Lite and Signal
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I get what you say about debt bondage, and how it can be voluntary. And the right to bankruptcy more or less guarantees that.

What I don't get is what about our perceptions of how slavery worked in the US might not be accurate. Except maybe in negligible ways. I mean, people were born into slavery. They could be given freedom. But they typically had no way to earn it. What am I missing?

Actually, what's arguably missing is how widespread debt bondage was. Poor white immigrants were sold just like black slaves, and typically worked ten years to pay for their passage. And children who came with them had to work until 18, and could be sold separately.

Edit: typo
Kickstarter still feels like such a grey area to me. Only a few of the games I've backed ended up in a product that I would've bought, if it was a regular released game. Nowadays, I prefer waiting until the actual release version is available and then decide whether to buy it or not, but I'm not funding any more kickstarter games due to all the bad experiences.
that's precisely what the article means. succesfully founded != succesfully released
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That's exactly what he's addressing, utilitarians with messed up definitions of utility. Your head needs to be awfully far up your ass to come to the conclusion that slavery is good without questioning the principles that lead to that conclusion.
Yeah, that's pretty much what I meant.

The major problem with black market alcohol is the methanol.
Why is it a good thing that I've had to throw 5 iPhones in the e-waste bin?
Not everyone thinks it's good. I have some fantastic games from my childhood 20 years ago that work flawlessly on Windows 10. I really value that.
I've always been cautious on these sites since failure is always an option. I tend to fund mostly games that have no chance of being made otherwise, for being niche or part of my weird passions (I love logistic survival games, there were none good being produced, backed factorio)

I prefer to back those even if they fail than back mainstream succesful projects that would have been made anyway.
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this is also my experience. that complexity curve varies. i use the plugin design pattern where any feature/plugin are not allowed to interact or depend on another.
They don't apply very effectively to big pharma, do they?
glad to see young kids studying!! Hope you continue to take on more advanced projects!!!!
2 things.

Firstly that website is not mobile optimised. Mainly the video on it.

Secondly. Ether it will be easy to copy or likely to do it wrong when drunk or a state like that. How do you make sure i dont lock myself out.
But depending on node failures, couldn't the same client successfully run cas(nil, A) -> cas(A, B) -> cas(nil, C), with all operations succeeding? Say the first two operations only succeed in writing to a single node (as in the post's example). Then if that single node goes down, the third cas will succeed, which is certainly not linearizable.
Note: I'm working of the assumption that the system is correctly described by the posts author. The original author of Gryadka has disputed the description in the post, and I haven't read the source.
Well for one, Trump doesn't seem to understand how the law or even democracy functions. I mean, you can't bully the courts to get your way, and you run votes on legislation when you've secured the necessary votes through comprise.

Failing to understand such basic concepts would make me extremely concerned about giving the man access to anything.
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A colleague of mine is quite happy using caret for streamlined feature selection http://topepo.github.io/caret/index.html
As usual, another title selection that has been passed through the finely tuned media/techno filters for maximum shock value. Survival of the Fittest Group is actually more to the point.
OpenSSL could, starting tomorrow, drop the 4-clause BSD dual license and only keep the Apache v1 license. And they could do so without the approval of any of the copyright holders. In fact that's all that is being asked of the copyright holders---to drop an advertising clause that doesn't even mention their name.

So the supposed death that to LibreSSL that the license change constitutes is nothing but a red herring, or at least it's a red herring to tie it to the license change.
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No one mentions fltk? I never used it, but is there some reason it's unsuitable?
What about SMS? Everyone has it, it works, and is usually fairly instant. It's not very feature rich, but could there be an SMS 2.0 protocol that was backward compatible?
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The first app I made with Rails, was a simple little video watching app. It allowed me to subscribe to RailsCasts, VimCasts etc. download them, and open up in vlc. Nothing special, but quite handy.

Anyway, I wanted an excuse to play with Elixir & Phoenix, and to play around with Vue, so I remade the app. It also allows you to pull in a youtube video / playlist.

All video's are downloaded locally, and then just shells out to vlc to actually play the videos.

Anyway, it's pretty basic, but I find it useful to have all my videos (for learning) in one place, maybe you'll find it handy.

PRs welcome for any RSS feeds :)
Paraphrasing from the video:

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The $1.1 trillion cost is for research, production, maintenance, fuel, and weapons for 2500 planes from the time they first started flying in 2006 until they retire in 2065. When you do the math, this plane is actually cheaper than some other planes. The main reason for the huge dollar number is that it's the first plane to be fully accounted for over the lifetime of the entire program.

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Again, the above is just paraphrasing the claims in the video. They are not my claims.
This. Indian engineers are not bad. There are very impressive Indian, Chinese, Bangladeshi, Indonesian etc engineers.

However

$5 per hour engineers are bad. Especially in organisations that seem designed to keep them bad. Indian, Chinese, happen to be overrepresented in that cohort because of living expenses and their numbers.

Managers that hire these folks and expect quality, secure and well-represented software should be held to account, that's all. Not that most companies can produce decent requirements in the first place, and these guys also tend to have a "don't bother me" approach to communications as well.
It's not a huge error. It's slavery, disguised as debt bondage.

Did you even read the article? Did crossfit call your sister's contract "debt bondage"? Is what these slaveowners are calling "debt bondage" closer to slavery or to a tech worker's contract?
Big pharma is allowed to run ads b/c they aren't advertising recreational drugs which is different from cigarettes and the proposed recreational drugs we are discussing.
Microsoft's new(er) Outlook web version puts a Windows phone 8 style back button on the screen, and disables your actual back button. I know they put a lot of effort into the design of this metro stuff, I can't understand it.
Thanks for the feedback, I'll update the README.

It is used for having a CRUD app for managing feeds of videos (like vimcasts.org, rubytapas etc) so that you can have them all in one place, take notes on them. It's also a very simple interface to youtube-dl, so when you come across a useful looking video on HN or whatever, you can just add it to Caster and watch it later.

I like the way the videos are all downloaded offline, it was useful when ravelling in South America last year and not having a heap of bandwidth.

But honestly, it was as much about playing around with Elixir Phoenix & Vue ;)
Microsoft does support full federation. As long as you federate Skype servers. I know that's a bit lame, but since they bundle most of their products with most of their other products in licensing, no one in business seems to care.

Google doesn't do even that, as they don't offer anything on-site (anymore). They have seriously failed on business markets. I don't know about consumer market, because I mostly just send dick pics for the giggles to random people I don't know.
I did but looking at it again it isn't that clear: "replicating basic functionality", "some semblance of relevant search results". You're right that emphasizing that more would be clearer.

So since the edit horizon for the post has expired I'll add it here.

Regarding quality criterion: replicating PageRank is possible ( link graph betweeness centrality ), and AFAIK, it's not this algorithm, although it is useful that yields Google's current edge, it's their proprietary embellishments. What I intended for this question is it is a replication of PageRank algorithm, which is still AFAIK, very useful. We can also assume that we add any low cost improvements to it that help to fight spam or otherwise improve results.
Qualitatively, people looking at these search results would say, "well they're not quite as good as Google, but they are good, there's little spam, they're aware of my search history context." So basically, a lightweight version of Google Search.
How would this look different to SMS, except that the protocol might be more feature rich.
> Actually there is no known evidence Pythagoras or his school had any relation to the theorem.

https://books.google.com/books?id=Cf9Rj_ADZU4C&pg=PA29&lpg=P...
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good point but you will be able to unlock the device using the traditional methods too, but you could use the tap code when you consider that its better no taking the risk of somebody watch your screen.
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Was mixing msOffice and iExplorer code, so the one couldn't be removed without breaking the other, one of the strategies discussed?

"The battle we are fighting is over who controls the next generation applications and system architecture, APIs and services" Shirish Nadkarni 1991

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I thought this was part of the charter of OTFI also?
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