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I'm confused. I've been using Jupyter as my go-to Python IDE. It has auto-code completion, nice charting abilities and even nice tools to convert my notebooks into presentations for execs.

What am I missing by not having PyCharm or the other IDEs mentioned here? Thanks
I normally use for(auto&& x : ...) which works with those rare containers that have proxy references, while still allowing mutation.
Can I buy a permit and then park my hot tub there? Or my parklet? Perhaps I could put a little micro-house on the spot?
Is this related to r/MemeEconomy ?
Author here, I didn't intend to give a motivation for purging it, many people in the C++ community want to and I wanted to explore the feasibility of that in the current status.

> like embedded systems or digital signal processing, where portability, code size and target specific substitutions or optimisations matter, there is simply no reason and no way to get rid of the preprocessor without breaking things.

It certainly is, I know embedded projects where they use template meta programming to get an even more advanced code generator.
I thought the top-level comment made a good point and your reply is just snarky. Maybe you should follow your own advice.
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I don't dare to use this since Opera got bought by that Chinese consortium of companies I'm not accustomed with. Not sure if I'm overly cautious? I'm thinking of especially Opera Link (which had a recent security breach to boot!). Wouldn't that leave out my passwords to China? And I do want to use some sort of syncing, I'd go crazy without anything there or some iffy third party addon.

It's not even just about a trust issue with Chinese company culture. It's that the Chinese government have ways of getting into even resisting companies at their whim that are judged alright in completely different ways than in Norwegian law. So; even if I trusted Opera Software, even if I trusted this consortium that I don't know, even then...?
What CRDT databases do you use in this sort of application?
There are attributes like `[[gnu::always_inline]]` for GCC and clang.
FWIW we had issues with pragma once, MSVC and symlinks.
Why do people say "the Chinese" as if Chinese people are some scary, out of this world concept or they are some kind of James Bond villain.
The conclusion is "yes, we still need it".
If you have the degree of money to invest and you believe the expected the net return exceeds your other investments, you very well might make the bet.

We are, after all, talking about hedge funds. How much variance are you willing to tolerate?
Opera's been rebooted more times than the Spider-Man movies at this point.
Um, before going down the conspiracy theory road, maybe do a simple google search? This is literally the top result for "android app on uninstall": http://stackoverflow.com/a/18816716/4944625
It does matter.

Userland modules systems like OSGi can do whatever the fuck they can come up with during an enterprise occult architect-cult seance, but that is not mandatory for everyone else.

If the Java Platform does something stupid, you can't just sidestep the garbage and start from scratch.
Wanna try cleaning toilets yourself for 12 hours for free? Happy to have you over my house in that case!
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I'm not an expert in google's android but could it be that the uninstall process ends by firing up a web page ?
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If I ignore your weird racist overtones. Why would you trust Google/Apple/Firefox more?
Packages are often downloaded from third party sites, blindly running those with Sufi sounds like a terrible idea. Most developer Mac's are single user anyway.

It's not like apt, yum or WU where the updates come from a trusted source.
So the chat program has to be on the left side, what if I want to move it somewhere else?

Perhaps it could reside in a little "window", then it could be moved anywhere! ....wait, this sounds familiar.

/s
The issue with satellite imagery is that usually forest road/path are missing because they are covered with foliage. So I concur in this case, the easiest way is to create a gps trace you can upload and then edit with iD on openstreetmap.org
What you are saying applies to vast swaths of the industry, but not all of it. Consider the track record of Renaissance Technologies' Medallion fund, which had annualized returns of 71.8% for 1994-2014 [1]. It's not all smoke and mirrors - there are some funds beating the markets consistently that are worth every bit of their fees and then some.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renaissance_Technologies#Med...
Also seems very focused on a single use case / user group. Which isn't me, I use separate apps for chat, and maybe only facebook messenger with one person.
Plastics tend to consists of carbon and hydrogen chains. See for example polycarbonate [1], polyetene [2] and ABS [3] (contains nitrogen). They might however contain all sorts of additives. In order to produce just water, carbon dioxide and nitrogen the burning must be carefully controlled [4] - in your experiment the burning was probably not complete, which explains the fumes (that might have been carcinogenic [4]).

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polycarbonate

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyethylene

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acrylonitrile_butadiene_styren...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastic#Incineration_of_plasti...
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I don't really blame the Chinese people myself, it's the ways the Chinese government is embedded in their industries whether they want it or not that worry me, especially with a software like a web browser.
Opera used to be amazing, a few years ago it had a built in RSS, mail and IRC client, then even later (and right before the acquisition) they were still ahead with their UX by having a "Read Later" section to the browser and allowing you to easily customise and make folders in your "first page".

Now its just a mess and Vivaldi is not much better.
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> hardest front end problem

Choosing a framework and sticking with it w/o re-writing in 1 year.
Come and work on our system. Poor database design and way too much complexity in simple tasks.Maintaining it is far harder than a rewrite would be.
Remember when you could only download OSX executables from the Atom home page [1]?

In my experience, projects that are OSX first often work horribly on other platforms (the poster child being itunes).
Hence I switched to Visual Studio Code the second it became available.

[1] they gave you build instructions for linux & windows. Which almost never worked.
My MI band v1 used to do that and it was like $10. It had both these features (vibrating wrist alarm and REM sleep detection alarm) and the battery lasted for a month on a single recharge.

I don't know the compatibility with iOS but you can buy it and put it on every night to solve your problem.
I don't think that the statement

Hedge fund returns average the same as passive equity

Implies that you should never invest in a hedge fund, because it's possible that they have individual characteristics which mean that they're more or less likely to fail, which you could notice when you invest. eg. Management is obviously incompetent, no track record, incoherent strategy, track record based on being long in a rising market etc.

If you believe that's the case, then you might still get above average returns by doing your homework.

But I guess given that assumption, still only worth it if you have enough money that you're completely able to lose that it's worth you spending the time to try and work out which hedge fund you trust (easier than spending your working days trading yourself).

So if you're an educated hnwi, maybe. If the chain is like you => your employer => your pension fund => some advisor => hedge fund, I'd guess not.

I don't have any evidence for this it's just what I believe.
An Index fund can refer to one of the many many different types of weighted/diverse indexes that exist.

Dumping all your money into an ASX200 Index Fund is a lot different to putting it all into Vanguards Total World Stock fund.
Vivaldi is doing that out of the box. Just drag and drop messenger.com on to left app bar, then right click and select Show desktop version. Voila!
Good luck, I'd suggest focusing on a great API/developer experience, that's by far the most painful part of lucene.

I don't think the megolomania/arrogance is a bad thing, most projects start with an "I can do it better" approach.
Bookmarks are obsolete and badly implemented for decades now.

Bookmarks are subject to link rot, having more than a hundred of them is a timesink nightmare to manage, bookmarks are useless when you are offline,... the list goes on and on and I have yet to see any browser even try to do something to address these.
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This isn't a misconception in California; the literal text of the law in some circumstances effectively earmarks funds. For example, take the first proposition from the last election — which happens to be about schools — Prop 51 from the November 2016 general election:

> A fund is hereby established in the State Treasury, to be known as the 2016 State School Facilities Fund

> no disbursement shall be made from any funds required by law to be transferred to the General Fund.

> Bonds in the total amount of nine billion dollars ($9,000,000,000) […] may be issued and sold for the purposes set forth…

(This proposition was approved by the voters.)
> Jigsaw didn't solve the toughest problems it had hoped to solve

What was it?

As far as I know the JSR had a goal and the proposed JSMP spec is pretty much reaching that and nothing more.
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I don't think it's fair to equate not trusting the Chinese government with racism.
> In a language designed for humans, the simplest expression of a loop (e.g. `for (auto paths : m) {}`) would use references not value copying. You'd have to go out of your way to do the it the dumb way, which you would only do when you have a specific reason to do so.

But I would expect

auto x = y;

to create a new variable by copying with type-deduction from y, not a reference (or even const reference) to y. If I want a reference anywhere in the language I always have to say so explicitly. As such, I find it perfectly normal that

for(auto x : y)

create a copy of the elements of y while

for(auto& x : y)

creates a reference to the elements of y. Reversing this just within for-loops would only add to the confusion. Defaulting to references over values just for auto where everywhere else values are the default and references need to be specified would also only add to the confusion.

Of course you may now say that one should have done it right from the start, but this is then an argument about the initial decisions in the late 80s, not about the use of auto in C++11.

Regarding the specification, I am incredibly happy that there is a specification I can trust and nowadays a series of different compilers which largely implement this specification instead of some "model-implementation" which implicitly defines the language and may look entirely different next week.
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>desktops and laptops, while theoretically more powerful multitasking tools, have been left behind

>Browsing and chatting simultaneously is cumbersome and inefficient now, as you need to switch between tabs when responding to a message

Or, since we all have widescreen monitors (and often multiple monitors) you could just have your messengers in a window next to the browser instead of a sidebar within the browser. Seems like a solution looking for a problem. What good is allowing messengers to reside within your browser other than that it lets the people who are tracking your browsing habits simultaneously spy on your messages?
Yes, I'd very much appreciate some sort of blog post or link on how AVX2/512 can accelerate ordinary business type apps. I know it can be used to accelerate things like hashing, checksumming and so on, but if it's widely applicable to the sort of code normally found on the JVM, that could make a very interesting set of articles.

Thanks for the followup!
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Just out of curiosity, what weird racist overtones are you referring to?
They are already written in C++, pay attention to the news!

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/vcblog/2014/06/10/the-great...

"We have converted most of the CRT sources to compile as C++, enabling us to replace many ugly C idioms with simpler and more advanced C++ constructs. The publicly callable functions are still declared as C functions, of course (extern "C" in C++), so they can still be called from C. But internally we now take full advantage of the C++ language and its many useful features."

Note the reference to ugly C idioms.

Also all major C compilers are written in C++, including clang and gcc, did you miss that as well?
I think what they are describing there runs before the uninstall does it not? Pretty sure mine was after the uninstall completed, which is not possible since the app is already gone by that point.
You can also take the Kinect 2 apart and modify it for using external power input and regular USB3 (Type B?) cable.
I have done that and it works well, see: http://www.tatsch-it.de/kinect-2-usb-3-modification/
If I understand correctly, the point is not raising IPC necessarily, it's finding what to optimize. If you have low IPC, optimize for memory access. If you have high IPC, optimize for code execution. This is in the article under "Interpretation and actionable items". In the end, what you want to improve is the wall-clock time of your program (or benchmarks, realistically). Slipping in useless operations is not going to do this.
Yep, you are in HFT. I don't have the means to compete in traditional HFT, but I am trying to be the fastest guy in Bitcoin venues. :)
By definition an outlier as one of the most successful funds of all time. Also "The firm bought out the last investor in the Medallion fund in 2005 and the investor community has not seen its returns since then"
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You can't trace manually except from approved sources -- e.g. Google Maps is forbidden. I think this would fall in the same category.
No there it doesn't, on Android you cant do anything after the actual uninstall as far as I am aware.
I really like the concept of bringing i3-style tiling management to the browser space, but why is it specific to messengers? Since most well-designed websites work at any size, couldn't you just have a permanent tab at the side of the screen of, say, twitter, or some browser-based IRC client? Admittedly, I'd probably use facebook messenger as this tab anyway, so my needs are covered, but it seems like a missed opportunity. Obviously more technically-inclined individuals on more technically-inclined OS's have this already with proper tiling window managers but Windows and MacOS users probably don't want that system-wide and the browser would be the perfect place to introduce it.
"I'm mad as Hell" Howard Jarvis.

My father was madder. He would watch those property taxes go up every year, cringe, and gulp his Mickey's Big Mouth Beer. (My father died of liver cancer years later. My father drank for many reasons, but all adults were furious over what politicians were doing with all that money. It wasen't pretty.)

Politicians used the money on pet projects. I was a kid, but I knew something was very wrong. Everyone knew--Republicans, and Democrats, even the hippies were furious. The waste/borderline fraud was on the front pages of newspapers monthly.

The Bay Area is a disaster. Rents are atrocious. Traffic is worse than ever. Sewer systems were built, but their was just never enough to enlarge them? They always had money to hire a new relative though?

But--your Founders just have to live here, and set up shop in the high rise, with the hand finished wood tables.

I don't quite get it. Yes--I do get it. It's they can buy the nice house in the nice neighborhood, and "Oh well?". But they always blame it on the Investors. "Investors need to be close to their money?" It's getting old.

But blaming prop 13 in any way is just projecting.

Take away prop 13. Within weeks REIT's, your Founders, Every DINK with money will be chasing those units.

I give it a year, and the widows would be gone, and the 1 percenter's will be Landlords. Get ready for New York City rents.
run some machine learning algorithms to identify roads

If it was that easy we'd already be doing that. 30cm imagery is still very low resolution for tasks like spotting dirt tracks under foliage, plus even the current state of the art in image recognition gives far too many false positives and negatives to be really useful without having someone manually double checking everything.
FTFY: Pretty sure Chrome is part owned by an American consortium now, and to my knowledge their revenue comes from ads and adtech. So not super certain how private it is likely to be...
Our estimate of the mean is still 400-900k, whereas the mean in sports/arts/entertainment is only about $70k.
https://80000hours.org/articles/highest-paying-jobs/
Even the junior roles in trading are higher paid than this.

You're right that you also need to account for the chance of dropping out of the role all together, which is hard. (Though drop out rates are high in both sports and finance.)
Not uncommon! This is why .gitignore is the first thing I explain to git newcomers.
There was a time when Opera was not a google chrome skin and offered indexed full page search of local cache of visited page. This was incredibly useful and practical. It also had the option to save the whole web page in a single file.

Sadly this kind of feature disappeared when opera moved to a quarterly profit based strategy.

The kind of feature you want is achievable today but requires a set of tools beyond a web browser and some human work. It's also a bit tedious to maintain up to date.
At this point your browser is your OS(with Blink as the kernel, Chrome(ium) as the init/package manager and Opera as the DE), so something like this does makes sense. I just wish that web developers would realise how terrible of an idea this trend is.
Eli5 quant funds vs. hedge fund or vs. say like jane street?
OSMTracker has handy points and text notes, which makes it my choice for detail mapping a blank area.
How is it possible that Opera got all my saved passwords and sh*t from Chrome?

I did not authorize this during install.
From what I understand once an app is removed Android fires a ACTION_PACKAGE_REMOVED intent which can be picked up by other Apps.
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I ain't being smug. If I were, I might use fancy words like "discourse". But we're not playing cards here, are we?

JIT-ed code can be pretty fast, but so can calls to libraries like NumPy. PyPy can also be somewhat speedy, though it hasn't had as much dev time as v8. And if you somehow find yourself breaking new ground with an algorithm no one's written a fast implementation of yet, there's always Cython.

Besides, if there's any task that takes more than a negligible amount of time, I usually push it to a different process and respond immediately. The callback speed in that case is bound by the time it takes to write to a message queue or append to a database table, not the language itself.
Safari has their pinned tab which makes it easily accessible, if not always open.
I think you are taking the word "hate" out of the context intended by Mr. Berners-Lee. He wasn't talking about hateful in terms of hateful of the status-quo. He was talking about hateful in terms of something like Mien Kampf. That's the sort of thing people mean when we talk about "hatred" in this context.

I think we can progress just fine without Mien Kampf or that particular brand of hate. If a similar book with similar content was to be published today, I see no harm in suppressing it and I can think of no harm that be pointed out without resorting to the slippery slope fallacy.

Would the world be a much worse place if the German authorities had censored Mien Kampf - I find such an argument difficult to swallow.
Did China's Great Internet Firewall and eager to control how their population access the web somehow pass you?

I am not racist, I am not placing this blame on a Chinese person's race, persona, or anything. This isn't about the governed Chinese people in the first place.
Depends you might want to preserve capital and not try and shoot the lights out and use a hedge fund /active fund that is designed to do that RCP in the uk is one example.
There is very little demand for professional athletes so training to a very high level in mathematics or finance is a much less risky proposition.
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> Boy, what a useless measure.

The article makes the perfectly-reasonable observation that "CPU usage" also includes the time spent waiting on memory, that this time (as a %) has increased significantly in modern processors, and that visibility into stall time is potentially actionable to increase efficiency. It's useful to think about the continued relevance of performance metrics which were introduced in the 1970s and have continued basically unchanged into 2017. The article does not claim that "CPU usage", as a metric, is useless. Your comment is satirising a strawman.
Yes there is world out there outside of gcc sphere ;)
1) Google

I don't trust them.

2) Apple

Previous stands on privacy/security, knowledge of where they make actually make money and widely spread shareholder base/publicly identifiable managers.

3) Firefox(Moz://a)

It's a bit for profit and everything of theirs is open source, and therefore auditable.
Started as a coding challenge/joke for /r/MemeEconomy and then took off with european subs.
> if stuff gets falsified on the affidavit we go after you after-the-fact

You'd better be prepared to demolish a lot of buildings if you're going to play it that way. A developer can have the buildings up, sold, the money moved offshore and the shell company responsible for the building wound up before the court case about lying on the affidavit completes.

Also, you'd better have a plan to deal with the angry voters.
Borrowed someones nexus [praise Duarte?] to check this... Text looks good, code snippets looks kinda crap. Not unreadable but not great either.

Same page looks great on firefox so this is chrome shenanigans.
Could you link to the relevant discussion about Maven and AutoNaming? Has that been resolved? (If yes do you think it's a good resolution?) Do you think the goal of JSR is (was?) sane and relevant to the complete java ecosystem? Was it too much or too little?
Oracle is suing companies that explicitly enable commercial features of its commercial JVM. Next up: Microsoft broke my "free" copy of Windows XP, are they evil? /s
That's why I don't use Chrome.
Is this limited to Opera and China ?

This kind of reasoning also applies to facebook, any alphabet or google product/service, apple, uber, airbnb, and pretty much any company/service that's based in the US where the patriot act pretty much makes all these companies open bar for the US government.