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Do you have any examples of multisyllable words in Mandarin which don't break down like this? I have yet to find one.

Note that just because a word is a compound word doesn't mean it's not a word. A compound word has a meaning which is distinct from the sum of its parts; otherwise it wouldn't be used. But the meaning of a picture book museum, or fly machine, or language law, though, is still quite clear. But a library has nothing to do with lies or bras, and the last syllable isn't even a valid word.

('Airport's not a good example in English because it actually is a compound word. Contrast with 'sea port'.)
A minimal hello world with Python 3 required 7MB. But it's not optimized.

Unlike pyinstaller, we don't scan import to try reducing the distribution on the phone. Instead we have a blacklist.txt which you can put file pattern to exclude during packaging.
I remember for one app in Python 2 to reduce the size around the 5MB.

We won't be able to reduce much more, as Python interpreter is embedded. We also don't want to adopt an approach like Qt where Qt binaries can be shared for all Qt-application, which break the all-in-one APK, open some potential issues, and add more work to manage dependencies.
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On Facebook, there's a difference between "deleting" and "deactivating" your account. OP did the latter, in which case it stays in the DB but is made invisible to everyone else. All you have to do to make it a normal, visible account again is simply log in. Deleting is a different matter.
I've had machines refuse one pound coins, which then looked slightly off on closer inspection when comparing to other coins.
As if. Our goverment is currently on the warpath against evil cryptography.
I am also glad it is there, it is also where I spend most of my Android coding time.

My point is that the way Android team deals with NDK users seems like the NDK was imposed on the team, and they don't spend much developer time on it, looking from the set of open issues, outdated documentation where ndk-build is still used instead of cmake, integration with aar is still in progress, and set of available APIs.

https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/list?can=2&q=NDK&so...

I cannot deny they have done lots of progress, but there seems not to be much interest in having a comparable experience to the Java tooling.
> "Approximately one in thirty £1 coins in circulation is a counterfeit."

That took me completely by surprise. Is there really that much of a market in counterfeit coins? The profit margins just seem so modest relative to counterfeit bills.
Noticed that they've started sending me notification emails about things my friends connected to my account that was deactivated for 4+ years.

I was worried it had been hacked and activated by someone so I logged back in. Nope, so turned off the emails and "deactivated" it again.
> respond to my answers with anecdotes of their own

That's actually the only saving grace to these situations. Glad you mentioned it.
I remember how it felt so high tech when putting in the number using beeppy buttons instead of the rotary dial !
Some people have charisma even in trunks, hair undone, etc etc
I'm pretty sure I've seen some — rather crude detailing (especially around the edges), sometimes a slightly funny colour, and consistently rejected by vending machines.
Just an addition, there is many others alternatives, but it may be hard for others to be able to compile the Python extensions you want (or impossible). That's what we wanted to do here: ability to pick the extension needed, provide a "recipe" that contain specialized tricks or patches to extension for running in Android, etc.
Hard to know, but what I do know is it tends to be done in bulk. You need someone with a job that handles a lot of cash e.g. a sandwich shop. Then they are given 1,000 coins to mix in with the float.

What I don't know is the going rate for 1,000 fakes.
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not sure of the veracity of the following: http://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2014/03/what-is-the-new-1-coins-isi...

but it might give you some insights...
Of course you should. Else anybody can close accounts that have been purposely reopened.
Previously on HN:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13954323 (218 comments)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13961802 (57 comments)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13960115 (1 comment)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13961802 (1 comment)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13965446 (no comments)
It hasn't happened for mobiles or laptops, and I suspect similar reasons will prevent it from happening for cars.

As long as battery life, size and weight are all important to the buyers, manufacturers would rather put in the extra customization work to get a competitive advantage.
Yesterday our home secretary said that WhatsApp's end-to-end encryption is "completely unacceptable". So we're a long way away from that.
I love how you put in conservative there. As if liberal government doesn't try to curb the internet. The only difference is that conservatives want to censor media "to protect children from hostile values", the liberals want to censor media "to combat hate speech" (to combat opposing political ideas).
Compared to the "It's a day ending in 'y', so a cryptocurrency or a cryptocurrency exchange probably got hacked today" pattern, I'll take the physical coin.
That seems expensive, and easy to find by cutting one apart. I suspect it's something about the metal composition, detected with spectroscopy.
Huh. One of the biggest 'drawbacks' of using AWS as a production platform is that making your development environment look like production is hard.

Having to deploy to test is cumbersome and having a cost associated with each test can definitely introduce some sort of 'stress' and encourage people to not test incrementally.

I wonder if this changes that.
Having services like S3, Lambda and SQS available locally sounds super interesting.

I will definitely keep an eye on this.
One other thing I would like to see is CloudFront, which can be very hard to start with due to its opaqueness.
Having to wait 20+ minutes between configuration changes is very demotivating.
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I think the assumption here is that OS would only allow binaries built from safe rust code.
If he knew his password he could deactivate the account using the same standard of verification as was used for reactivating it.
It would be quite amusing if this feature didn't actually exist and it was only an attempt to confuse potential counterfeiters.
Does a blockchain really need a native coin?
Get out of here STALKER...
Funnily, the new "most secure" pound will be introduced one day before a pretty big event, Mrs. May's Article 50 invocation, which widely predicted to devalue the pound significantly.

You might buy new pounds as "secure" coins, but you'll probably some percentage of their value the next day...
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Here's some useful updates and additional information on some of the items mentioned above regarding Snowflake:

- The concurrency limits mentioned above are soft limits that can be raised on customer request (those defaults are there so that runaway applications can be detected easily). Snowflake can handle very high concurrency--we have customers running hundreds of concurrent queries.

- We’ve recently released a new Spark connector with a bunch of optimizations, including additional push-down capabilities that speed up performance significantly.

- The clustering capability is currently in "preview", we're definitely taking input and have been working on incorporating feedback we've received so far into it.

- One important thing to note when it comes to full table scans is that Snowflake allows you to choose how much horsepower you apply to the job, so you can easily adjust the horsepower to get faster scans.
It reminds me of the old threepenny (prounounced "thrupny") bit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Threepence_%28British_coin%29
> So supposedly OP was allowed to reactivate the account without any hassle at all, but then to actually sign in ID has to be shown? That is even more ridiculous

Try to think about it without all that negative mindset. Someone quite obviously obtained the (careless) author's password from a leaked user database of another site. They used it to log on to FB and reactivate the account. That isn't suspicious, because the last login IP address FB had is 5+ years old and having a different one now is not unlikely. Then, the author logged on with his IP address - which was suspicious to FB, because they thought the legitimate owner of the account had recently logged on using a different IP address (perhaps even from a different country). In addition, it took him several attempts to get the password right. Therefore, they demanded some ID.
The website for the most secure coin in the world only gets a B rating from ssllabs: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=www.thenewpou...
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That only works for individual glyphs. I guess they meant something like the Math Input Panel where you can draw an entire expression and paste it into other applications.
Interestingly, that Atlassian co-publishes this on GitHub, keeping the main development on BitBucket.
I feel Photoshop/Illustrator and 2D design in general is one of the only industries that has been pretty much stagnant for 15 years or so due to monopolies.

Compare it to 3D where artists are drowning in new tools and techniques every year, any movement in this space is a good thing.

Worth remembering there was a time when the heal brush didn't exist, a time when the clone brush didn't exist and even a time where the physical airbrush didn't exist.
When it was first announced, I read that it was a series of phosphors embedded in the metal. As the coin wore with age, different ones would become detectable at the surface.

Obviously I have no idea of the veracity of that, or the accuracy of my memory of the potentially fictitious article.
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We're having issues with people opening our PDF's using Yahoo mail and, despite contacting them through all standard support channels, cannot get any help. All current questions asked for the same issue have no solutions.

Can anyone shed light on where is best to get an answer?
Well, there already is something like that: UTN #28 (http://unicode.org/notes/tn28/).
I deactivated my account in 2010. At that point in time the only option was deactivating the account. Not sure what I should do now.
But then again who is an expert in raising children? The problem is what works with some children doesn't work with others. Heck, even some children from horrible families become smart and good citizens of the world. The problem with raising children is no one really knows why! First hand experience.
Also in Jerusalem. The (relatively) recent rail and light-rail infrastructure projects bumped into similar obstacles.
But you still don't get any control over memory layout of your data and how allocations are performed and this could easily cost you an order of magnitude in performance.
I was about to post the same link. They couldn't have thought of a worse name for it.

IIRC when copper-plated steel 1p and 2p coins were introduced (up until then they were bronze), they caused havoc with vending machines, whose manufacturers weren't forewarned.
I'd say upload some crap as the photo id and let the minions deactivate your account for 'abuse'

Edit: just saw that was done. Let them play their stupid game like they're important.

Does power hungry Mr Z thinks he's some kind of police to ask for a photo id?
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Unfortunately I don't think this will work with snow. It changes the colors of the objects and the snow too will be changed. That being said, being able to change the sky color and building colors looks so amazing.
That's funny, i was just going over OS X makefile with somebody yesterday and i came here to look for the thunderbolt external GPU adapter.

The repo author is super responsive if you're RAM constrained:

https://www.reddit.com/r/CUDA/comments/61gpzd/make_error_whe...

and https://github.com/luanfujun/deep-photo-styletransfer/issues...

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Interesting, my view has been almost the opposite. It's difficult to get your first developer role. But after a year of that and salaries increase quite rapidly. likewise with contracting / freelancing.

Of course my view of cheap and expensive may be different from yours.
It is called "yield management" : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yield_management - it is a commercial technique which is not specifically capitalist.
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I read it with the meaning “the pound won’t be in use for long” at first which seemed rather incongruous. I was wondering whether there was something I had missed about happenings with respect to brexit (I’m Australian, never been to the UK). It took me a while to interpret it as “the shape of the pound is changing from a circle to a dodecahedron”.
Nah, the fakes are fairly obvious once you know what to look for.

It doesn’t really matter so long as they circulate like other currency though. Money is weird.
>...the number is very relevant, and far from meaningless

How closely coupled are those numbers though? Do changes in the wealth of the richest few dozen people directly affect the wealth of the poorest few billion? If a new Mark Zuckerberg founds an internet company and becomes a billionaire what effect does that have on poverty in Africa? What changes in policy concerning the economics of billionaires do you think would benefit the poorest people in the world?
It could be a passive radio device, maybe just a loop of ferromagnetic material that gives a particularly noticeable electromagnetic response when excited at a certain radiofrequency.
It's ok, the coin will only connect to websites over an ethernet connection, and will only load a particular site if it can validate the full certificate chain.
I've felt that the most 'attractive' people I know are also the most energetic. They just have a fun energy about them, a very "Let's Go!" attitude to ideas and things.

Being fun and energetic trumps 'attractiveness' any day in social situations. Of course, good looks help, but it isn't the only weapon in the game.
Illustration doesn't need much tech. It has more to do with human emotions and symbols.
This is concerning since I had assumed the data contained in 'inactive' accounts would eventually be deleted. I closed my own account in 2011 because I found no benefit to having one. Given how difficult it was to close my account the first time around, I'm now expecting to receive a similar email. Why would they hold onto all this data for years after the account was closed? They're not going to be able to glean anything else from it.

If necessary, I'll pull a Data Protection Act request on these goons.
From all the big ForEx investors who will only learn about Brexit when they read in the papers that it has happened?
I had no idea openings were so fixed from the computers point of view. Does this mean that in order to become a better player it is a must to learn all the openings as a book?
Especially for an object designed for mass circulation, any secret information about such a coin would be found out through various destructive engineering techniques, and then the info would be in the wild anyway. Coins have been proven to work for the past millenia without any major changes and I don't see a space for innovation within it.
Would that feeling be entitlement?
Yet another situation that proves it's not reasonable to let users keep their account information/data for an extended period of time when they don't use the service.

FB should provide backup/restore functionality for account data and delete accounts after N months of inactivity. They should require e-mail confirmation for logins after N weeks of inactivity and any suspicious logins. The author of the article is lucky that he still owns his geocities.com e-mail address, many such old domains have been sold and re-used.

Inactive/Dead accounts are useful for bragging with account numbers, but for users they're just a risk and burden.
I just checked bitcoin.org as a comparision (A+): https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=bitcoin.org
The new coin is still called "pound", so indeed the statement makes no sense.
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Make money from "specific projects" that are free open source software? O_o

I think you missed the part where a vital piece of the ecosystem, namely proprietary/non-free software, no longer exists.
Another possible recent security feature is a polymer ring: http://news.coinupdate.com/germany-introduces-next-generatio...
... and call it britcoin.
You've never had a vending machine or self-service checkout reject a pound coin before? I've held ones which are noticeable lighter and more worn than a real one. You've just never really paid attention.
No. Instead of reopening account on a whim require id when account is being reopened.
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it sounds like it from the outside but it really isn't. having bad infrastructure is something that really affects your day to day life vs historical artefacts that are mostly interesting to tourists (not saying they should destroy them, just that it's not really a nice problem for the locals).
My initial thought as well. Could be identity theft phishing as well (is there a separate word for it) as he was asked for a photo ID.
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I've not seen this kind of misuse. Could you be specific about the mistakes you've seen?
A sufficiently crafted coin would be an interesting attack vector against a vending machine, for example. I'm interested to see how counterfeiters would be able to use a passive/active security device within the coin for potential gain.
I don't expect we'll be changing to the Euro any time soon.
GitHub has become the defacto standard place for open source. I've heard it said that if you care about contributors or users of open source, you should publish to GitHub even if that's not where you develop it. I guess Atlassian have realised this too...
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We don't have liberals in Germany. The FDP is dead, so are the pirates. Don't know what you are talking about.
Of course, when someone tells you his mother died and you smile like an idiot, it surely will not create a positive effect.

The way I understood OP, it seemed as if - in a normal setting - smiling would be frowned upon when talking to people in general in some places... which I find hard to believe.
"its own"

And yes it should, and expendable passwords because the world is filled with morons who "encrypt" your password with rot13 or one round of unsalted md5 (but your better follow their "strong password rules")
How is this claim substantiated ? I fail to see any difference from the coins that are widely available around the world.
If it meant that, I'd expect it to be:

"The pound won’t be around for much longer"

so the original sentence is sort of a pun. Maybe "around" is a local use of English.
It won't be round though, it'll be dodecahedral. It makes perfect sense, but has two possible meanings.
This is what I've been looking for!

So I can create apps in pure python without using Kivy or sdl?

It sounds awesome.
Brilliant! I'd like to see those numbers summarized somewhere though, a bit like the latency numbers every programmer should know: https://gist.github.com/jboner/2841832 (visual: https://i.imgur.com/k0t1e.png)
À lot of the discussions here remind me of the book How to Win Friends and Influence People. I recommend it. It's a short and easy read, since there are no technical terms. It's a lot of good examples that show what works and what does not in communicating with others.

Also, check out the list of advice from this book that is probably online somewhere. I think it's important to read the examples in the book to understand the list.
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Here is a weird little blip in those pre-paid cell phone plans: They generally charge the user for the minutes used when calling a toll-free number. Same for incoming calls.

I have always used pre-paid, mostly by the minute (though not always), because it winds up generally cheaper than any of the plans they offer as I don't use it much and never have. It was never really an issue with some companies, but I'd use a google Talk number for companies that tended to put places on hold.

This stuff didn't change until I switched countries: I'm pretty sure toll-free numbers are actually toll-free and I no longer get charged for incoming calls/texts, which means my pre-paid time lasts longer.
Nope. College enrollment has never been higher. Your source claims it is less "affordable", but clearly far more people can afford it. Weird.

http://www.mybudget360.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/colleg... http://www.mybudget360.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Enroll...

Your second article says health care is more expensive than other countries, not that fewer people consume it than some past period. Looking at real resources (e.g. # of health care employees) suggests more people consume it, not less.

https://cdn.theatlantic.com/assets/media/img/3rdparty/2013/7...

Your third source does not claim fewer people consume housing than at some past point. In fact, people consume more housing than ever before - houses have nearly doubled in size since 1973, even as # of people in the household decreased.

https://www.nar.realtor/RMODaily.nsf/pages/News2007032701?Op...

Or if you prefer primary sources: https://www2.census.gov/prod2/ahsscan/h150-80e.pdf https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/ahs/2013/factsheets...

Care to try again?
It's a pun - the new coin is not round/circular, it's got shave edges.
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He doesn't advocate for or against either position. He's stating the current (awful) facts about side projects when you've signed a contract, and telling people to be careful.
Corporate world is just another market for me, driven by supply and demand. You cannot "force" oranges to have the same price in their production land and the same price in their export targets. Don't forget that equality IS NOT about equal number as many think, its about EQUAL chances and fair trade.
Now imagine what we could do if it were computed in real time, 60FPS, 100x resolution/detail, embeded in AR or contact lenses.

Yep, sci-fi. But I often imagine that sometime soon I'll have a server farm in my pocket (I know I already has via the cloud, but it's a whole new game if you can do the computation on-site, low latency)