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The problem is the tragedy of the commons.

Flooding is a big issue right now in Toronto because we've had a few 'incidents'. You can build a building such that every drop of rain is gone from the property within minutes of it landing, straight into the storm sewers. But you can't have everyone do that, or every rainfall will mean a major flood in the lower-lying areas. And anyone in Toronto back in 2013 remembers exactly what that is like (last week too, nearly).

Instead, regulations now say that new buildings have to retain their water for as long as possible. You can release it, just not all at once, and hopefully not all of it. Green roofs are great to absorb the water. Car washes in the underground parking garage. Options like this exist, but they cost money.

This is only one example (storm water management). There are others. The goal of the city regulating certain engineering aspects of the buildings isn't just to protect those directly living in the building, it's to protect the city as a whole.

Fuck NIMBYism straight to hell, but don't tell me that the developer flooding my property isn't my problem.
Speaking of tech failings among airlines... Can anyone tell me what the hell the ticket scanning machines at the gate are doing? In the past week United sent a French woman 2,000 miles in the wrong direction; even though her flight had changed gates, when they scanned her ticket at the (now incorrect) gate it did a normal 'OK' beep and let her through. What in the world is the point of scanning scanning tickets at the gate if it isn't even checking to make sure the ticket matches the flight?
Are there libraries for HOCON written in other languages?

I wonder if the authors are aware of http://hjson.org/. It has similar features as far as loosening the json syntax rules and a lot of client libraries. HOCON seems to go a lot further in features/complexity.
I remember in the late 90's early 2000's when HP was embracing linux and open source... and then they merged with Compaq and I've seen nothing but mistake after mistake from them since.

I'm really tired of seeing companies positioned to make good things and better the world get focused on quarter profits and short term thinking, because it always bites them in the ass eventually.

Mismanagement from the C level up abounds.
Under authoritarianism, one's status as a dissident exists entirely at the whims of the regime. If you're recommending everyone use Tails after the pattern of someone like Stallman, I get your point. Otherwise, you're putting some absurd standard on people who might be otherwise be incredibly courageous but lack technical understanding to a degree that seems like victim-blaming.
Oh dear. And it's not even that late
Well said. I have the same sentiment. Gimme Linux (or FreeBSD) and I stay clear of your crapware, re-install my machine less often, and install a new OS+apps much faster.
There are many different types of Tai Chi. I've never heard of "thunder style" before. The real people and I've met them do not enter competitions like this.
We need more Jan Michael Vincents!

Though if you actually follow @AirWolf4Life for any length of time you may disagree with that previous statement.
Squealy focuses more on APIs rather than giving out-of-the box visualizations. With custom APIs, you can easily embed the reports within your own dashboard that can be shared with all your customers.

Also squealy lets you write Jinja templated SQL queries that's helpful in extracting some complex insights from the data.
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The closing paragraph:

> “The key difference between what Mr. Xu does and martial arts is that martial arts isn’t a competitive sport,’’ he said. “It’s not about really hurting. It’s about giving your opponent ‘face.’ And Mr. Xu’s style is about beating your opponent to near death.”

What does that person think the "martial" in martial arts means?
The fact that it's secret is what bothers me the most.
edit: said better by others
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More and more it seems like we are slipping towards a dystopia. Inch by inch our privacy rights are slowly being striped away. Not just by governments but by corporations, and once they are gone it is next to impossible to get them back.
"Are you not entertained?"
They just say: "You found a bug. Thank you. This product will move to extended support period in 10 months. We cannot promise to fix it by then, if you really need this bug to be fixed for you, you can pay us xxx USD for a hotfix." nuff said bug get never fixed, and will be present in newer product releases. So yes, it's just fantasy for CIOs.
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When was this earlier genteel era, exactly?
Most people on the streets could tell you most "Traditional Martial Arts" are fluff. Hasn't been one TKD, KF, or MTKB practitioner in my hood that hasn't had their face handed to them in a real street fight by someone that doesn't care what you do - they're going to step in and HIT you, plain and simple.
Humankind has always been violent. To quote Anthony Hopkins in Westworld: "What do you think happened to the Neanderthals? We ate them".

I'm exaggerating, but only a little :)

MMA or Krav Maga basically represent applying the scientific method to brawling. In many respects they are a testimony of our times... as they're efficient and in many respects cleaner than the fights of old: an experienced MMA fighter can take out an opponent while causing him minimal lasting damage. If he wants to :)
Procuring an estimate produced by an automated valuation model is not quite the same thing as procuring an automated valuation model.
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Json is completely fine. It's just too bad it doesn't have any support for comments. Maybe a future revision could add it?
It's about honor, respect, and sportsmanship. When Mr. Xu realized the superiority of his martial art form, he should have behaved himself in a more dignified manner: let his superiority show without giving his opponent a beating.
Wait, Cray is still around?
Immigrate to Canada
Gnome on 17.04 allows floats.
I am reminded of Musashi's thoughts in the Book of 5 Rings, which are approximately "Kendo is a spiritual practice of self discipline, the way-of-the-sword. Kenjutsu is the skill of killing people with a sharp bit of metal. It is important not to conflate the two."
I tend to hate max-width on sites because I'm left with a giant white page that's only using a few % of the space for text.
There are some great videos of these liars getting their asses handed to them by actual skilled fighters.
For giggles, I put Fedora on a Macbook Pro. Wayland + Gnome works surprisingly well, and I can see the appeal for some users. But I'm right there with you on XMonad.

I'm not wed to XMonad or any of the extensions, really (for example mostly vanilla dwm, which XMonad was based on, works fine). But I am wed to the keyboard shortcuts and basic functionality of XMonad + dmenu. I'd probably be very happy if there were an XMonad style tiling option in Wayland Gnome.

But, I can't help but feel a little weird about some of the free *nixen moving away from X11. I don't see Wayland running on OpenBSD any time soon, for example. I worry that this will be yet another thing that leaves the old world of diverse, but standards-adhering Unixes behind. I'm genuinely not even sure whether that's a bad thing, though my gut reaction is that a Linux monoculture isn't what I'd want.
https://youtu.be/V6RrxTBdJs4?t=90

Direct link to actual fight.
MMA is to ancient martial arts what those arts were in their own time: A rational scientific endeavour to optimize the human brain and body for combat and self defence.

Spirituality and mysticism aren't part of this any more than they are part of trying to run 100 meters as quickly as possible.
SEO marketing content originally from http://travel skills.com/2017/05/06/us-customs-phone-search/ , nothing worth reading or visiting really. It's shallow and purely meant to attract clicks and links.

Original source of actual content is https://news.artnet.com/art-world/aclu-artist-aaron-gach-956...
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Wait, so who is losing in this fight ?
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This and all the stories in the news show that the airline industry needs some serious updating.
We're using it for distributed app configuration management at $work because Typesafe accepts it.

No complaints about hocon itself, but Typesafe configs get applied in first-value-wins which is a continual source of ... amusement ... for developers.
I never used the word complicated. If you are a technology company, the architecture should be interesting.

Great engineers will not stick around if you call it a day and become a feature factory.

Unless your goal is to retain sub-par seat fillers, who show up for a paycheck. Then you can do whatever you want.
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People keep mentioning that Facebook is taking their (few) features, but it's more than that. Snapchat has always had garbage UX, and for awhile people tried to claim this was a feature because it kept the olds off of Snapchat.

But Facebook takes user experience very seriously (hence why it is so huge), and even though Facebook does so many more things than Snapchat, it's easy to use.

My retirement-age Mom uses Facebook just about daily. I'm an older millennial (who builds software UIs), and I find Snapchat baffling to use. It's such a bad UX that I can't bring myself to want to use it.

Facebook is crushing Snapchat because it's more than just features that keep users coming back on a daily basis.
That wouldn't be a global issue. Airlines each implement their own gate area boarding pass reader software.

So that's a airline specific design decision. It could be that for United, the beep indicates a valid boarding pass of any type, but a display shows the flight info...and the matching is manual.
I've been unable to find a job in SC
Learn colors and shapes with wooden toys
https://wakatime.com for automated time management
Not sure if you're being sarcastic. How exactly would he do that?
Really this article mirrors the overall disagreement in the martial arts community where many people think that the best way to practice martial arts is through sparring and pressure testing against legitimate opponents. In my practical experience (having done a few different traditional martial arts) I've actually come to a similar conclusion in that all the martial arts I've considered effective have practised with some sort of "aliveness" in their training. I think as long as traditional martial artists aren't being trained in a more robust manner they will just keep getting hammered.
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Seems intrusive to me - wouldn't an email or text message have been a more appropriate channel to deliver that message?
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Thanks for that perspective. My 'outdoors' experience consists solely of day hikes and snowboarding on marked trails. Nothing even close to those extremes.
Only the abandonment of reason could have caused anybody to expect a different outcome.
Interesting question. Some data points that I could find.

Canonical: 2009: ~30M, 2013: 65.7M, 2016: 103.3M

Red Hat: 2013: ~1.4B, 2015: ~1.8B, 2016: ~2.1B, 2017: 2.4B

Consequently: Canonical 2013-2016: ~1.57x, Red Hat 2013-2016: 1.71x.

So, their revenue seems to be increasing at a slower rate and Red Hat's revenue is almost twentyfold that of Canonical. Moreover, Red Hat is operating on a quite large profit, while Canonical is on a loss.
This puts me in awe of how Facebook/Instagram have been achieving such phenomenal growth year after year.
this is why capitalism is such a worthless system run by worthless people who should be starved to death. people like the jews who are life unworthy of life, who should be starved to death

this is worthless. it is absolutely worthless

telling people it is good for anything is stupid

you should tell people that if they want to learn anything, they are on their own, and furthermore there is a ton of anti-learning that they will have to fight off before they can learn anything

we live in a culture that hates learning because the jews hate people who learn anything. the jews hate it when people learn things. they hate people who learn things. hatred of people who work hard and have knowledge is the hallmark of the jews. they are disgusting horrible bugs who hate people who try to learn anything

the jews are disgusting horrible bugs who hate people who try to learn anything
I think actually there are many natural monopolies in terms of economic profit and doubling infrastructure is inefficent.

There is a nice private solution to this, and this sort of thing is not talked about enough.

Imagen we have two companies, both are ISP with their own infrastructure. Then because of other reason a new expensive infrastructure project is needed. These two could ban together and form a new organisation (non-provit or a club) that economises on the infrastructure but provides access and price garanties to both companies and maybe even sell access capacity to third parties.

The differnce to a normal company providing infrastructure is that the costumers of that company always need to be afraid of price raises. Once you have this club situation you essentially have one infrastructure, but you avoid monopoly pricing because competitive game has moved to a higher abstraction. This would provide very low cost and very low price to consumers.

If you apply a regulatory system as soon as you think there is a natural monopoly the industry will almost certantly stagnate.
You make punching other people in the face for screaming crowds sound so noble. It's not.
Black belt in Gracie Jiu Jitsu here. I thought this debate was settled decisively by the Gracie family and the UFC in the 90s, but apparently the Chinese missed the memo.

Delusions are painful to see through especially when they're propping up the ego. Collective delusion even more so.

What if everything around you

Isn't quite as it seems

What if all the world you used to know

Is an elaborate dream?

And if you look at your reflection

Is that all you want it to be?

What if you could look right through the cracks

Would you find yourself—find yourself afraid to see?"
- Trent Reznor
We use https://www.getharvest.com for that.

And https://basecamp.com for project management.
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It's good that they don't, because they would get beat decisively. I shudder when thinking of how brutal it would be to watch Jon Jones destroy some poor clueless Tau Chi practitioner who thought they had a chance.
Could you elaborate? Which way round do you mean this to be?
I'm going to guess this is an outrage in China because it's essentially a symbol of 'Western forces' beating the hell out of China. And nationalism in China is at an all-time high because their economy is collapsing on too much debt, trump just gave China an ultimatum in 100 days to fix the trade imbalance, the corrupt communist party is losing control and have to resort to brain-washing.
I think the interesting thing here is that I suspect many practitioners of martial arts take the 'art' very very seriously treating combat as an eloquent dance.

MMA is a style that takes all the deadliest aspects of multiple martial art styles and brutally hones them to kill the opponent fast. It's very effective.

I vaguely remember outrage when an artist made art by cutting up other artists paintings. I see similarities here.
Eastern martial art forms epitomize this "genteel" era. In the western world, it officially ended with the 2nd world war when civilian targets were acceptable, but the ships was sailed already by the first world war.

Of course, we can always go back to pre-civilized societies to justify barbaric behavior.
There is no reason the SSR codes shouldn't work as a solution. This is less about underlying tech, and more about specific effort to use it correctly to solve the issues.
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Thanks
http://immigrationpeople.org
alternatives:
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https://github.com/beark/ftl
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I live in a neighborhood full of slate tile roofs and tile replacement is a fairly routine occurrence. Are you positive that no tiles have been replaced in the past 100+ years?
There are a few solutions for that. I worked on https://github.com/HewlettPackard/reconbf another popular one is https://github.com/CISOfy/lynis
That's not the tone I got from the post to which I replied. As they put it, 'Strange advice' - as in, 'Why would I treat myself as poorly as I treat my best friend?' I took it for a joke post (hence ":^p").
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How do you deal with compiled languages, eg native or JVM ones, that you want to deploy and configure at runtime?

Configs let you have a container/binary/deliverable that you can test/tag/workflow on as an artifact.
> when the position isn't on a pixel boundary

Yeah, that's not the definition of "1:1" that I use. The definition of 1:1 that I use has texels lining up exactly with pixels.
One suggestion on helping people remember better. The emojis are ambiguous. Like I cannot remember the difference between the 2 book icons. I suggest make them the same with a $ sign on the paid one, Or better $ flying out of a book for a paid ebook.

IMHO people learn better with pictures that are vivid, would you remember something better if I attached it to the word "elephant" vs "an elephant with a pink underwear"?
It's an observation that if you're using a stock Windows installation to post inflammatory remarks about the regime you live under, you're gonna have a bad time. An audio driver logging your keystrokes is 0.1% of your concern at best.

Of course dissidents are courageous and deserve sympathy. That's not quite the point, though.
10 hours a week based on how busy I am.

You really need to pre-plan what you will do to get the most out of the time.
They're even more accurate than facial recognition at building a profile of what demographic you fit in
Yeah, Standard is the intersection of the 3 APIs that MS says will work no matter which you target, without needing BCLs. Core is a bit different, but not that different from Framework API-wise, and it will run anywhere, but has no native UI support. Framework is the original blend, and it is probably going to be mostly used for desktop applications and games going forward.

Core is the future, they tore a ton of the old, obsolete features out, but it means that porting a codebase that relies on those is non-trivial. Significantly, it doesn't support Web Forms, which is great for developers but a hard sell for managers.
Nah, their UX is fine. You and I (and your grandmother, incidentally) are not the target demographic. BTW is the UX really that confusing? Sure its not 100% intuitive but after playing around with it I was able to operate it fine.
> A citizen cannot look at the law and figure out if they're committing a crime, which is why I said the law is unconstitutional.

Zillow is not a citizen.

They're also in the business of providing these numbers, which is obviously far from the same thing as making a comment while driving down a street. I think you're trying to blur a line that's pretty clear to most reasonable people.
>I think the interesting thing here is that I suspect many practitioners of martial arts take the 'art' very very seriously treating combat as an eloquent dance.

or they're just con men tricking people into following their useless bullshit
> Spirituality and mysticism aren't part of this any more than they are part of trying to run 100 meters as quickly as possible.

That statement simply shows your complete lack of knowledge about martial arts.

MMA, and Krav Maga and Systema, are martial practices. But they are certainly not art forms.
Trust me there are people out there who are the real deal. This guy is no 'tai chi' master.
Wasn't ARPANET started as a project where individual communication nodes could fail, and the message could still arrive? Military technology generally needs to be reliable, which makes it a good fit for civilian use as well. Of course, there are plenty of aspects of military technology that isn't as necessary in civilian life.
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I expected downvotes, but I consider this to be a serious issue to which I devote much of my activism, so I would like to hear rationale.

(https://media.libreplanet.org/u/libreplanet/collection/resto...)
Yeah, I just thought it was an interesting twist. Sometimes harmful techniques can be leveraged for good.
Being number 2 or 3 or even number 15 in an industry isn't a disastrous situation. Many European countries find themselves thriving in this situation.
I do agree - wholeheartedly - with you that Free Software gives users control over what their devices do. This is important. Control and trust that your devices do what they are supposed to do - no more, no less - are pretty much impossible to establish without free software

My point was that if nobody bothers to look at the code, the bug will go undetected. Think of how long the Heartbleed bug had been in OpenSSL before it was discovered.
I'd like to know more about this since the global companies I have been involved with are all sneakily hiding profits offshore, hiding them from US and UK taxes. They can't re-patriate that money, either, so innovation has slowed. This is one reason why Trump proposed a sort of tax amnesty to get that money back on shore.
> What does that person think the "martial" in martial arts means?

I'm sure they're fully aware of what "martial" means, as well as "arts". Combining the two gets you combat-inspired art. Just as an opera singer might not actually be great at fighting demons, a martial artist isn't necessarily all that great at combat.
There is the point that in the "real world", social norms haven't yet adapted to the requirements of privacy (although you could also view it as societal norms allowing too much tracking). For example, if I wanted to use a mask to conceal my face from trackers, I would be ostracized. There are analogues in the virtual world of course, but it's usually harder in the physical world.
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That's not the author's words. That's just the words of some random passerby of the studio that the author quotes. I would assume Wei Lei, in taking the challenge, felt otherwise.
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The "martial" part is about fighting. The "art" part is about honor, respect, and sportsmanship -- or "giving your opponent face".
> but I found out that I'm not enough good to do something meaningfull

Don't shortchange yourself. History is an extremely abridged version of reality. For things like, say Einstein's theory, his wife was an important contributor in the sense that he'd converse with her almost every day in formulating his theories.

Of course you have to pay bills, but you don't have to published papers that are heavily referenced to have success. If you enjoy it, that is its own reward.
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I hear freckle (https://letsfreckle.com/) is good for freelancers.
It's close enough to "no holds barred" that horrific things still happen: https://www.rt.com/sport/354025-cyborg-santos-skull-injury/

I can enjoy an MMA fight, but you can't pretend it's not brutal and bloody...it is.