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Yea, different priorities for different people. World is not one size fits all. Sorry if it looked like I was accusing you of implying that!
I remember a presidential candidate proposing a solution that was boosting the building of renewable infrastructure and technology, so exactly what you propose.

I think calling that a "humanely conscious" government, as you say, would have been appropriate too.
Accounting software must not provide the means for you to do it. You can hack it of course, like anything else, like you could fix your books in the old days of paperwork, but it's you then who breaks the law, not the app author.
Why not use

echo "crap" >> notes.md

It even supports markdown :D
> Are they REALLY telling kids nowadays to go major in whatever interested them?

Speaking for myself and the majority of people close to me (late twenties / early thirties, Dutch, mostly middle-class), that's exactly what we were told. Maybe around one in ten people I know went for STEM taking into account 'worth the cost', but it's hard to tell because most of them were pressured by their STEM-parents, so the reasons could've been different ("everything else is pseudo-science", etc.)

People I know slightly older than me are even 'worse' in this regard and seem to have been raised with the 'keep studying as long as you like' and 'follow your passion above all else' model, which I was most definitely not raised with, so the perspective has been changing pretty rapidly.

looking at the friends of my progressively younger brothers, the advice is more as you say: college is still 'the thing to do - if you can', but there is much, much more emphasis on job prospects. Part of the reason for that might be that the Dutch system has become more expensive though.
This collaboration reminds me of Wikipedia, where users work together to create articles and remove vandalism.
I never said it wasnt useful what i said is that its not the best method anymore and thus shouldn't be a separate faculty but instead be tied to neuroscience exactly to better utilize the raw data which neuroscience gives us.

Not really sure why this is such a controversial suggestion.
I'm making YouTube videos, like this one: https://youtu.be/912WN4gUBCs
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Alas, it's not resizing the windows, but creating some sort of new virtual desktop and sticking them in it.
This is great, I want to see a whole series of these scifi books for other cities of interest around the globe.
an excellent demonstration of the power of tribal icons and memes, which were interesting to observe over the development of the picture. it started with simple place-specific things, like the rainbow, hearts, and color blobs, and then towards pixel art of specific pre-existing communities.
Can you tell me which browser and version did you use? And also let us know the default language on the browser. I will try to find out the reason why.
Hi,

Thanks for the response. My team fixed those performance issues in the source. It is one of the reasons we want to open source it.
Nice tool to scratch your own itch. I've thought of doing something similar many times, but I've found that just using Evernote or Quiver and having a reasonable search works just fine for me since I tend to write meticulous notes. Having a separate tool might be an added behavior that discourages taking notes, but depends on each person's habits I suppose.
Project: Distributed, trustless, anonymous, encrypted, messenger/mailer with the goal of hiding senders and receivers of messages. Also can't be brought down since it is distributed.

Problem: Limited time to work on it. I have a working prototype with one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many messaging/mailing working fully encrypted over ipv4. Building out the transport methods is the next main task (ipv4 works, need ipv6/tor/i2p/file/qr/etc).
So the choice is between politicians that will face obstruction, making them less effective, and politicians that won't even bother trying?
The feature that allows a current Mac Pro to be placed on a desk comes at the price of more important features like being able to easily upgrade and expand a Mac Pro. Could be wrong but I feel that's one thing that OP wanted to express.
IIRC it has a configuration setting to tweak how much RAM it is allowed to use
FWIW, C# also has compiled into native executables/libs for many years via `mkbundle`[1] and into JS via several projects like Bridge.NET [2].

[1] https://linux.die.net/man/1/mkbundle

[2] https://github.com/bridgedotnet/Bridge
I agree with both your points, completely. Thank you very much!
Here's a higher res copy of that nice cover art by Stephan Martiniere (http://www.martiniere.com/):

https://fsmedia.imgix.net/6c/17/d1/3e/0a61/470f/a3e8/85c1e77...

(Looks slightly upscaled, but probably from a better source than in the posted article.)
Many current policies are entirely misguided and counterproductive, indeed.

Tom Wainwright, former Mexico correspondent of The Economist, has an insightful and entertaining book on this, Narconomics: How to Run a Drug Cartel.
A combination of longbows and lots of foot soldiers with halberds, which would basically crack the knights like bugs, once they crashed down their horse and couldn't get up anymore.
It's crazy how many people do not realize that "bootstrap" as in "pull yourself up by your own bootstraps" is a sarcastic MOCKERY of that sort of sentiment. It's like we need new idioms. Here's a suggestion: "This poor new mother doesn't need welfare, she can live off her own milk!" I bet it would take a long time before "live off your own milk" degrades to being taken non-sarcastically…
If the new MBPs weren't well received, people would hold off purchases, and yes, some would move to Windows. Sales are proof they nailed it.
Don't browsers generally use more RAM when more is available? I only have 12 GB on my laptop and I've never really noticed anything. It's not like I'm using all 50 tabs and 20 applications at once, and the split second that it takes to reload the app state/data into RAM if it got bumped doesn't bother me.
When I wrote my comment I was under the impression that there were slightly improved graphics chips involved which would have meant at least organizing the supply chain and producing enough stock in advance, but in the meantime I read that it is just a price bump - which would cut down the necessary time to just a few weeks for writing the new price lists :).
I try very hard to stabilize it to avoid getting franked at the voting site. (problem: Florida)
You can use the open source version commercially as well, since it is MIT licensed.
> Build it badly, and they will come.

Good one.
I'm surprised that the article doesn't talk about how things were ruined towards the end with bots mindlessly overwriting squares to impose a pattern on the grid instead of collaborating.
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I would guess that those are the 'normal' site visits for H1Bs that happen every now and then and somebody didn't understand what those are.

I know several people that had them over the last few years. Standard procedure to make sure you're actually working where they say you are.

As far as the tweet goes: There is literally no first (or possibly even 2nd) hand evidence at all so far.
my wife is the big fan of this - but she feels the same way. She found it beautiful and because we are from the same region she found that it was informative essay on our culture - there were pieces of many relatives in the main character – but ultimately it was like a dissection
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Ironically, every time I read an article on Medium I get a warning that some web content has crashed. I have no idea what causes this, but it seems unlikely to be anything good.
I don't understand how OSX and Windows lack a drag modifier key. Like, in most Linux WMs you can hold Ctrl and click and drag anywhere in a window to move it.
Your rhetorical question has an obvious answer, which I'll illustrate with evidence:

I live in Manhattan, the USA's most crowded place in terms of bikes and pedestrians. Yet, we are not anywhere near capacity for bikes and pedestrians, anywhere, anytime. For cars, we are at/over capacity pretty much all the time during the day.

Why is obvious -- cars are way bigger. Duh.

Cars are just very space-ineffecient -- the space consumed by one car could service many times more transit riders, pedestrians, cyclists. Getting people to switch from car to anything else multiples manyfold the number of people we can service, which is a good thing. Getting people to switch from anything else, on the other hand, doesn't do much good. Even if we did reach sidewalk capacity somewhere, it would make sense to just convert one car lane into additional sidewalk, since a lane can fit at least 10x as many people if they're walking versus driving.
Currently working on RecruitDoor (http://www.recruitdoor.com) - recruitment software for recruitment agencies that's simple to use and looks good on the eyes. Currently only targeting South African recruitment agencies, but will be going international in the next 2-3 months.
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It's seen as an overly medical response ("Take your meds, you'll be fine") to a thing that has a mix of biological, psychological, and social causes. Treatments should include the range of bio-psycho-social options, even for the more biological illnesses.
Here, the bike lanes are unusable from November through March but the mayor keeps pushing to have them added at the expense of car lanes.
Interesting points. I think there's definitely something to be said for education curricula having lost the plot. It seems more and more to me that a lot of the first few years of college is really just teaching things you should have already learned in high school.

I also think we've drifted towards thinking that all education takes place in a school. Things like parental mentorship, working a job while in school, extracurricular reading or building things for fun are falling a bit by the wayside. Education is (or should be) a lot more than attending lectures in a classroom, even at the middle school and high school levels.

My GF is a school counselor, and one of her constant sources of frustration is how much stuff is getting pushed onto schools to do which really isn't in their provenance.
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That's an interesting point. I interpret the prize's criteria "for contributions of a technical nature made to the computing community" to be less in Claude's space and more in the applied space. Scrolling down through the list of past winners, I've implemented several of the work of winners and am using the WWW right now to communicate this.

On the other hand, I think I use Claude's work in the same sense that I use Kirchhoff's laws everyday.
"People who loan money to anyone are dangerous predators, and the people who take the loan are their lawful prey."
Eh, it's just so .. nuts looking to me that I'll probably stick to *nix land.
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"why are you even talking?"

Some combination of: they're related to me, they vote, they barge into conversations and start arguing against the facts.
Outdoor survival guides

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Nexmo | Developer Advocate | Remote (Ideally between GMT-8 and GMT+2) | Full-time, https://nexmo.bamboohr.co.uk/jobs/

In order to continue improving and innovating with the Nexmo developer experience and raising awareness of the Nexmo API communications platform, we’re excited to be looking for an addition to the Nexmo DevRel team. We’re looking for a developer advocate who’d like to help Nexmo collaborate with the JS community:

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Even as a city dweller I agree with you. Reed does not understand the rural person's ability to live a seemingly self-contradictory life, to "contain multitudes," an ability born out of necessity as rural dwellers depend on each other individually to an extent that city dwellers do not.
> What on earth can make adults choose to share their home with a stranger?

There's a really simple one: lack of funds to afford their own place.

Also, plenty of roommates are not strangers. I've lived with my brother and one of my best friends from high school, and really only lived with a true stranger during my first year of college, the first year I lived in Austin, and the first 9 months I lived in the Bay Area.
It can't fit in your pocket better.
Do you never use a CC? Ive drawn smiley faces before. No one really cares unless the charge is high and disputable.
Totally understandable. I'm personally terrible at C++, so it works for me.
Project: R.I.P.Link - a tool for finding dead links on the web[0].

The inspiration for this project came from Wikipedia and the Internet Archive partnering to fix broken links on Wikipedia[1]. After briefly searching around I couldn't find any great tools for this, and I decided it would be an interesting side-project. I was also looking for a good medium-size project to improve my Go skills and understanding of concurrent programming.

From here I'd like to implement recursive searching functionality and depth limiting. I think this would greatly improve the appeal of the tool.

* [0] https://github.com/mschwager/riplink
* [1] https://blog.wikimedia.org/2016/10/26/internet-archive-broke...
I get the impression that it's mostly middle-class parents who told their kids to 'follow their heart' in this regard. Anecdotally, but very obviously so, both the working class and upper-class people I know were give more strategic advice.
I'm curious about your cryptographic schema. Are you using encryption-by-proxy to hide the sender/receiver?

How are you making them anonymous?
It bothers me more that windows explorer doesn't have tabs natively. I use that all the time in Finder and it's way more convenient to be able to right click on a directory and say open a new terminal tab in that directory then having to go to the title bar and type in cmd in windows.
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I also like the emailing feature, but yeah, you could automate that with a chronjob.

Is not that not most applications though? It would be possible to do it yourself, but the application simplifies that process. Does not need to do more than so.
>Here are things that I'd pay $1,000 on top of the current Macbook Pro model:

>- Thiner/Lighter

>- Longer Battery Life (5+ hours)

>- 32/64GB RAM

These goals are diametrically opposed.
Because it's not their symbol. It was a symbol with many positive meanings that existed for a long time before Nazis.
jpeg wasn't invented until 1991, so probably not. :) Most likely they were GIFs.
Yes, that exactly the barrier for me. I use Mindnode (Mac-only, but really just a straight-forward mind mapping tool). The barrier is remembering to have Mindnode up while I'm working, and then doing the appropriate copy/paste-age. Doing all that not curation in real time tends to take me out of the flow.
I wonder how they decided who was a willing participant. If I was a troll, I would try to create one with as many 'innocent' pixels as possible and get people banned for placing pixels they didn't know would become a swastika.
This is awesome! Are you hiring/accepting volunteers/do you need help? It's a really interesting project.
There's at least one scene that's similar to the premise of this book in one of the Mars Trilogy books—but set in London, where the Thames is flooded.
Quick link to release notes:

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.11/releases/1.11/
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I just sent you an email. What you're doing sounds great to me and I develop Android apps, among other things.
Yep, around 3k per month sounds about right for Ukraine:

https://dou.ua/lenta/articles/salary-report-dec-2016/?from=s...
This is not true. Sometimes it refers to this. The vast, vast majority of the time, they are referring to someone who has their own room in the same apartment. Source: I had "roommates" in the way you refer to it in college, and after graduating, most people who I describe this to are actually shocked that this happened after freshman year.
I see it akin to "if you want to be in this country you have to follow our religion". Some people will choose other countries, some people will convert to your religion, and some people will move and keep their religion in an illegal way.

With GPL it is similar in the way that it doesn't matter the license that you want to use but you have to use GPL. You can sometimes just not use GPL, but other times your only real options are to be forced to change your project license or to break the rules (neither of which is good IMO). Of course you have to follow the rules for any license, but other licenses are more permisive in the way that you can use the software with whatever license you want.
Interesting. I was probably right at tha sweet spot where we were making just enough to dream but not enough to be able to afford it :)
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Thanks! Yeah that's a tradeoff that I've been struggling with. I still think there's a lot of additional learning potential with through-hole components you can breadboard, though you do sacrifice board space, availability of components, and sometimes cost by sticking to through-hole parts.

Since the electronics for this project are simple enough I've ended up leaning towards a through-hole board to pair with an Arduino, but I'll admit that I haven't kept up with the cost of small orders of fully-assembled PCBs these days.
I was surprised at the lack of swastikas, curse words, and nsfw content on the canvas, but that may say more about me than anything else.
It is not their symbol. They are just the most recent to use it.
I'm sorry, but the lowest group for that US graphic you linked is higher than the number of the Netherlands (0.58 gun deaths, 0.29 of which are homicides, both per 100k). The lowest groups are 2-7 and 0.5-1.4, respectively, both of which are significantly higher than the value for the Netherlands. In fact, your link shows the exact opposite of what you claim: there isn't a single county in the US that has lower gun death or gun homicide ratio than the entirety of the Netherlands. That's an exaggeration, too (there isn't data for all counties), but it doesn't diminish the point that you're by far less likely to get shot in the Netherlands than in a comparable US city.
as the article probably said..this is adding deuterium to an old drug that has been around for a while. The pharma for the old stuff is Lundborg, supposedly one of the "non-profit" pharmas focused on orphan drugs. Pricing is high, mostly due to supply constraints, so they say, but the foundation attached to the company gives patients some sort of financial advice.

Basically, the drug induces a form of parkinsonism (hypokineticism) to combat conditions that cause hyperkineticism.
Yeah I don't like the generalizations people are making. It's clear each family had different levels of guidance and opinions on career choices.

My parents were like yours. I chose not to go into STEM, and they were extremely worried, especially since the rise of the Internet, web startups, and smartphones were still in its infancy and I was basically studying things that hadn't gone into the mainstream yet. They were supportive but pretty darn skeptical they thought I was just messing around on a computer.

I will say though, I go back and forth on the benefits of University. With the rise of online videos, detailed writeups from people in the field, and scanned copies of textbooks and answers, students who are driven might be able to achieve a high level of education without needing to enroll into a program that costs tens of thousands. I've learned more in a few months of self-training via MIT OpenCourseWare, Coursera, Udacity, Stanford (online materials), Khan Academy vs. one year of studying at my University many years ago. I was even listening to an interview by Ezra Klein with Kara Swisher, who mentioned she wouldn't recommend anyone going to journalism school these days as you can probably get by via practicing things on your own, becoming much b

So I'm sort of in that camp, but on the other hand, her graduating from a University may have helped give her a slight edge in getting even entrance to a first internship/job. Likewise, earning a degree helped me get work visas and gave me access to people who eventually boosted my career and life opportunities.
I have a P50. It is a heavy laptop, but it has a mobile NVIDIA GPU which can easily outclass an Intel Iris graphics processor.

The only front this laptop falls extremely short is with battery life and weight. The P50 is really good if you need the power and I usually get around 5 hours of battery life without Optimus because it interferes with my workflow under Linux.