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Oh do piss off. Who cares?!??
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Actually even the tools Patek uses to make their watch are made in house, mostly by hand.

Watchmaking and does take a tremendous amount of labor, a watch made by a sweatshop in China will simply not have the same precision and reliability, let alone the fit and finish of its movement inside.

You are confusing complexity with ease of manufacturing. Some very complex objects are actually much easier to mass produce, such as a family sedan or a CPU, simply because we've gotten very, very good at it by now and the economy of scale makes it easy and cheap.

But for a watch, since there is no such economy of scale, and the customers demand those watches to be hand made, then the amount of man hour and labor that's put into making a perpetual calendar way out weights that of a car.

Is there a huge amount of price inflation caused by marketing? Absolutely. But even a top tier Chinese replica of a Patek can cost a couple thousand dollars, while not being the same quality inside.
It's difficult to say this in a polite way, but I think you should get an appointment at a psychiatrist and get assessed for schizophrenia. What you describe, particularly the "blatant to surreal" bit, sounds very much like potential symptoms: I'm not saying you're making this up, but that there's a very real possibility that your brain is connecting dots that it shouldn't be.
This, 1,000,000 times over. There are shitty cabbies the world over. They are constantly trying to scam me. In markets I'm familiar with I catch them and call them out. In markets I'm not, how do I know?

Long way around or poor route selection, made up surcharges, putting a higher amount into a payment app than was on the meter, horrible riding experience due to BO, refusing to take me somewhere because it's too close, poor driving, or poor car condition. There is no feedback loop for these drivers.

Contrast with Uber, when I have a bad ride, I complain and usually get my money back, or at least part of it. I also feel pretty confident those drivers won't be allowed on the network after a few of those.

I realize there's another side to this, which is the drivers are overly penalized by poor reviews and some riders abuse that, but this seems a natural overreaction to the current situation of zero accountability. Uber, Lyft, or something else, whoever is providing the most pleasant riding experience at the cheapest price with convenience should win. From my experience, Taxi's are at the bottom of any list today.
>It can't be that difficult to detect them through ML.

Show us the code.

>far-right wackos

It's also a mistake to put Le Pen in the same box as the likes of Trump. For one, she's a highly educated, and secondly, the far right in France has a rather long history of being the only party to say anything substantive on the topic of immigration and security. (It's worth noting that the immigration situation in France is very different from the US). I'm not a huge fan of Le Pen, but dismissing her as a "wacko" is exactly why she has maintained a growing electorate; each time media in France has tried to label her as a nutcase, they've essentially refused to address the very real concerns that motivate her electorate.
Ok, found this list https://github.com/Kickball/awesome-selfhosted still it's quite big one and not all there is quality software.
Neuro-Linguistic Programming is often labelled as pseudoscience, but I think this gives implicit credence to some of their methods (like Timeline Therapy, which is all about manipulating your own mental representation of time in order to eg get over phobias or achieve goals better).
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Yes, I agree. I would love a Facebook focusing just on friends and family. No link sharing, no non-sense. One part I do like that is outside of that though is the different artists (music) I follow. What's interesting however is that even though artists are the only pages I like, posts from them get magically filtered out to leave room for links, funny videos and opinions. Or at least that's how it feels.
What I saw about it (Macron's leak) is media saying it is probably authentic and an attack from Russia, but nothing about the actual content of the leaks.

However, since it is just after a botched attempt to make believe that Macron has a bank account in the Bahamas, which was widely exposed as bs from 4chan, I don't think it will have much of an impact here.
The thing that I don't understand about this "mainstream media BS" critique is this:

You say that the media is biased in its reporting, beholden to special interests, and doesn't abide by journalistic standards. Given that, the reasonable solution would be to create a media outlet that makes a conscious effort to be less biased, more open about its ties to any industry or other backer, and more stringent about its journalism.

When I go to Breitbart (or any other alt-right news site), I don't see any of that. I see a new breed of media outlets that are even more blatantly biased, even more covert about who's paying them, with no semblance of journalistic integrity.

It's like the alt-right looks at a problem and says: "They are doing X, and we oppose that. We must start outdoing them in X!"

By the way, that approach is typical of organizations that strive simultaneously for both ideological purity and brutal pragmatism. The Bolsheviks did essentially the same. "We hate the Czar's secret police. [One year later...] We need a stronger secret police than anyone else." (Maybe the overlap in methods is no coincidence. Steve Bannon reportedly said he is a Leninist who wants to destroy the state.)
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A very succinct summary. I think the slick video frame intro animation has helped it trend.
Someone's on it

http://lapithyst.deviantart.com/art/emoji-request-D2-Phoenix...
I think what you were taught in med school was correct.

I was told by an emergency room nurse that Vicodin is not killing patients/abusers; it the liver damage that results from the acetaminophen.

A few years ago, I heard they were talking about removing it, but lost track of the outcome.
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Taking a bread loaf. What a horrible choice. If anything is as far away from a free market - its the food and power supply markets.

There are incentives by near all states for constant overproduction. The remainder is shipped off as animal-food or gift to poor countries (basically produce bound charity).
And that's just the farmers.
The millers have vanished in Germany over the last 20 years until there where just a few left.
Those few do stuff with the flour to get it up to decent "quality" >> https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mehl#Zusatzstoffe_.28Mehlbehan...

Now its reached the baker, one of those jobs i did before i learned to code.
Let me assure you, that the market will not cover you, if you are to exotic and small. We had one customer asking for gluten free bread- and my boss said no, cause it would have become ridiculous expensive and the customer was unwilling to pay more.
By now super-markets have the stuff, but its produced by factory bakery's.
Which are quite "something" if you listened in on the chat among those who learned baker there.
Production has to roll no matter what. Mice squished dead in the bun machine? Kärcher to the rescue, steam and water - and go.
Adding cheap substances, instead of expensive ones - surely the market would behave against that.

The invisible hand also doesn't regulate for invisible effects. Alot of shortsighted agents result in shortsighted behavior.
My current boss, a really nice guy, has wrestled for years with chronic skin inflammation- and wonder of wonders, it vanishes if he did not buy factory products- try it- buy the raw ingredients and produce your own food.

So yeah, the health of the customer is a secondary concern, if the state is not watching - as in the US.
Food Diseases taking out every 1000 Person- the invisible hand gives you the invisible thumbs up for that.
https://wwwn.cdc.gov/foodborneoutbreaks/

Poor flour, with lots of ergot, that's okay as long as you dont get caught, if you dislike that - talk to the hand. You can market it as bio- and in that case your customers are lucky, if your field is next to a conventional farm, getting windswept by fungicides.

So, after carefully thinking- and comparing it with reality, this video must be a parody.
You're absolutely right in your analysis : she is ultra right socially, hence why everyone call her ultra right, but she leans left economically.
France's way of describing politicians is more focused on the social perspective than the economical one (otherwise, Macron would be on the right I think)
Looks like this is just one of possible "non-default" extension allocators, that can be selected during libstdc++ compile time: https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/libstdc++/manual/memory.html#...
Like national socialism, you cannot label it "left", for it's mostly appearances and ways to get votes than real convictions and engagement.
What are the implications of this?

Until 2013, only 3 or so solutions to the 3-body problem are known. Now we have over 150 solutions. This sounds incredible, given how fundamental the problem is, but So what?

Will this change astrophysics - for example - in any way?
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I'm not talking about Le Pen. I'm talking about the army of far-right wackos on Twitter that openly spout nazi memes and unleash bot armies on anyone who disagrees with them.

Le Pen is probably a far right wacko as well, but I don't know enough about her to form an opinion.
But then you are an employer rather than developer, not all of us want that.
Paper: https://sci-hub.ac/http://psycnet.apa.org/?&fa=main.doiLandi...
Thanks for sharing this paper. I recently released a side-project related to emojis and was wandering what could be the legal implications if it become popular one day .

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> You say that the media is biased in its reporting, beholden to special interests, and doesn't abide by journalistic standards. Given that, the reasonable solution would be to create a media outlet that makes a conscious effort to be less biased, more open about its ties to any industry or other backer, and more stringent about its journalism.

Not the person you're replying to, and aside from the issue of alt-right news sites (which I know is the main thing you're talking about), lets not forget that (aside from government-run media) the media is a business, and has to do things that are financially viable. They can't just do whatever they'd ideally like to do.
If you know a bug in the DNS resolving stack of the client, you can make it send a query to your DNS server and exploit it to establish a connection. So no, it doesn't have to know it's about to connect.

A query is easily triggered by sending an email with a an external picture embedded or something like that.

Nothing NAT/PAT can protect you against.
You are always going to be at least good enough IF you are good at it.
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Ngrok is just awesome! A huge shout out to the developers!
Well - it is a global fight against the globalists :-P

I don't have any opinions on French politics other than it is an entertaining spectacle to watch. And I think it is already given that Macron wins as le Pen is still to harsh to swallow.

Here is what's going on over at the "donald":

https://www.reddit.com/r/The_Donald/comments/69ikwt/whoa_guy...

I don't know if it is true; but if it is then it is kind of amazing just how fast services we all take for granted can be censored (github and internet archives).
The problem is forgetting that dynamic memory usage is not "free" (as in "gratis" or "cheap"). In fact, using std::string for long-lived server processes doing intensive string processing (e.g. parsing, text processing, etc.) is already known to be suicidal since forever, because of memory fragmentation.

For high load backend processing data, you need at least a soft real-time approach: avoid dynamic memory usage at runtime (use dynamic memory just at process start-up or reconfig, and rely on stack allocation for small stuff, when possible).

I wrote a C library with exactly that purpose [1], in order to work with complex data (strings -UTF8, with many string functions for string processing-, vectors, maps, sets, bit sets) on heap or stack memory, with minimum memory fragmentation and suitable for soft/hard real-time requirements.

[1] https://github.com/faragon/libsrt
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License choice is about the goals of the author. It can be complex, but as a simplification:

* Goal: Maximise software using my component: one of the BSD's.
Rationale: anyone can build on it or fork it.

* Goal: Maximise contribution to the component OR total amount of Free Software: Choose one of the GPLs.
Rationale: everyone has to share the same responsibilities to go with the rights.

As someone else pointed out - LGPL for libraries is a middle choice.

Ultimately, only the creator chooses the goal.
As a side note, I'm always surprised when I see the word "alt-right". When did that happen? I still use the word "fascists", although I understand it can be too strong a word for many, but those can use "far right".
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Probably don't draw conclusions if you don't know its true.
Yes. Often that's just boilerplate no one thought through very hard.

Sometimes you'll get screened out by HR. But not always, so worth applying anyway.

(Calling 8 years experience "junior" seems weird, though, so be on lookout for signs of "we want all the work, but for low pay".)
You don't need a static IP.
There does not appear to be something people can play with or try out. Maybe this would be better made as a regular submission?
If it's from the_donald, it's most likely NOT true.
You're both right.

If the dev team needs something like ngrok, the security team has failed to provide proper tools.

If the dev team goes ahead and uses ngrok without consulting the security team, the dev team has likely committed an awful security breach.

The dev team and the security team need to think of each other as being on the same team, and talk to each every day about what they want and need.
Just pointing out that their training is less read, attend lecture, write a paper. So, they could turn out to be good at that, but it's not something they typically do a lot. But, there are ex-military that have lots of experience with that pattern.

Also, FWIW, I don't buy the premise anyway. Some percentage of fresh HS grads do well at college, some don't. Same is true for military vets. I was trying to pinpoint a specific group that I knew would mostly do well to dispel the notion that vets are somehow not great candidates for it.
>Neuro-Linguistic Programming is often labelled as pseudoscience

There's a definite link between language and cognition: e.g. semantic priming effects. Clearly if we're able to be convinced by verbal argumentation, it follows that language can (in some sense) shape cognition.

Where NLP becomes a pseudoscience is when it's presented as therapeutic, or at least as systematically therapeutic. In other words, the first principles of NLP are (generally) sound. The application is not.
Or just maintain a $2.50 Vultr instance and on your dev box create a bash alias for a command that sets up a reverse ssh tunnel to it.

Then all you need to do is a one time setup of nginx on your Vultr (or DO or whatever) box to accept incoming webhook requests from e.g. stripe and proxy them down the ssh tunnel to your dev machine.

With the above in place, you'd literally hit one button on your keyboard to establish the tunnel and spawn whatever local process you want to receive the webhooks and... voila. It's secure, gives you logging and works from anywhere without needing any external port forwarding.
Oh really? How about when the CEO of Reddit (/u/spez) was personally editing people's comments?

EDIT: Here's what I'm referring to: https://www.reddit.com/r/announcements/comments/5frg1n/tifu_...
Why do you say it's needlessly complicated? If the design parameter is no use of electricity and the requirements are those features, can you come up with simpler and more reliable solutions?
I think the main point is that one must not lose their ability to adapt when faced with rapid environmental changes. The 21st century can be defined so far as rapid changes all around, so this is pretty relevant.
Its bad, but isnt it actually exactly the same why the current taximedalion and similar systems work today? A person or company buys the expensive right to drive a taxi service, and employs people to do just that?
I've recently noticed a huge decline in the quality of Uber drivers. In 2012, when I first started using Uber, most of the drivers were college educated millennials driving a brand new Toyota Prius. They were friendly and nice to have a conversation with while you drove.

Today, the drivers I get on UberX are almost universally bad. You get a 10 year old vehicle that is poorly maintained and unsafe (last couple rides have been a 2006 Ford Escape and a 2005 Chevy Bronco; both had bad tires and suspension and numerous dashboard warning lights lit). The drivers are immigrants with very poor english, who didn't have an EZ Pass for the tolls, and most likely were borrowing their friend or family member's car.

Unless I really have to now, I'm avoiding Uber and driving myself to the airport. Uber has proven they don't care about passenger safety, and only care about profits.
In the Netherlands, magnetic swipe has basically been phased out. You are now supposed to use the chip (and obviously still PIN). I think this happened around 2014, basically, the 'swipe' part of almost all readers is now blocked by a sticker that instructs you to use the chip. I'm not sure if the sticker can be moved in case you really want to swipe.

Tap-payment is also being rolled out quite rapidly. It's about 1.5 years old and I'd say I now tap for 70% of all transactions.

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Le Pen wants to damage France's relationship with the EU.

That accords with Putin's goals.

That's why the Russians hacked Macron's campaign and released emails today.
"Right wing" isn't an exclusively economic designation, and hardline nationalism, suspicion of foreigners and progressives and determination to preserve the status quo (or restore a possibly imaginary status quo ante) have been the defining characteristics of right wing thought since it originated in Revolution-era France reflecting where the parties loyal to the monarch and the aristocracy sat (Front Nationale even has a tenuous ancestral link to 19th century political movements to restore the monarchy).

If anything, the free market "right" is the anomaly; classical liberal economics ended up being designated as "right wing" because it built an ideological case against any meddling with status quo wealth distributions rather than because the original "right" and many conservative movements since haven't been as strongly protectionist as anything on the Left.
it's all a conspiracy. Grab your bug bag and head for the hills
I think the intention is more to create confusion and paranoia rather than construct any coherent viewpoint.
I can imagine that women entering the labor force had a negative impact on men wanting jobs. I know that stay at home dads aren't exactly common but they aren't unheard of either. Could have a couple points of impact.
Fascists can just as easily be used for many of those on the left too.
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I'm curious, what is usually the cause of code starting to work when it is compiled with -O0?
The correct response is to file a bug report, not write a clickbait-y article.
disaffected young men lacking strong in-person relationships doomed to a life of desperation due to lack of opportunity united online in praise of cartoon frogs and white supremacist fascism.

History books are gonna be weird.
Sen Warner said that 1000 Russian trolls were on social media during the US election spouting disinformation.

Then he said they were doing the same thing for the French election.

It's just too bad that white racists in the US are too dumb to avoid falling for manipulation.
Not sure it's fair for you to compare a small SaaS business to Netflix in terms of pricing. People have bills to pay.

I used the free plan for a while but having a reserved subdomain is pretty sweet. And the cost for a whole year of it is fairly small in my opinion.
Email and text messages? Are you too good for faxes and telegrams?

Email and text messages both suffer from the problem that they are controlled by the sender.

Facebook flips this. The wall reflects what I want to see.
Man you'll be floored when you'll learn that 90% of people going online never have a "real IP". Servers see the IP of the NAT's most of the time. ngrok doesn't require an outside-accessible IP.
Exactly. By the way, national socialism is exactly what lepen is doing : backing defense of the weak ones on nationalist views. I've had many discussions with people lately who were arguing that yes, it's nationalism, but it's also leading the social fight (I'm french). Each time, they were mind blown when I replied : "Yep, and that's called national-socialism". For some reason, they don't see the similarities by themselves. I guess we failed to explain clearly what nazism was, and now people think it's only about racism and don't detect it when it raises again.
Right, she is a Gaullist, her ideology is French self-sufficiency above all else, just as de Gaulle's was. It's pure knee-jerk to equate nationalism with the far right, when it is actually orthogonal to the left-right axis.
If I wanted to sit up front. I would either drive myself or ask a friend. I am paying for a taxi :P
Their 1.x is open source: https://github.com/inconshreveable/ngrok

This is a similar open source alternative:
https://github.com/fatedier/frp

Both written in Go.
Never mind that he had already witnessed against the shooter, and after that felt his life was in danger because he felt the police was not doing enough to ensure his safety.

Meaning that the only thing the police and DA worried about in this instance was to get the gang leader in jail, not what effect their means and methods had on their witness.
By that definition there isn't a main-stream political party in the entire Western world that isn't leftist, because they all support 'forced income redistribution' to some degree. In the United States it's Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security, all three of which are enshrined in both parties' official platforms.
Im worryed of facebook and google how much they dominate the social media. Worryed about they behavier and actions to violate privacy, modify opinions and force they way in technology. Why people follow these violators ? Why advertisers put money on this ?

Sorry, facebook and google are for me big no no. I can't understand why people use these platforms. Why not to use alternatives ?

I hope people would think before using these services more.
Confusion yup.

Also a goal is to crowd social media with nonsensical views to "make social media unusable.". This New Yorker article had a good discussion.

http://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/the-real-paranoia-in...