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Good question. We'll build on top of the king (BTC) or queen (ETH). We could start with plain BTC or ETH to speed things ups, and issue an ERC20 (ETH) or RSK-based token (BTC) down the road.

But we're not into the pump and dump thing and we want to be 200% compliant. So we'll have to analyse this move carefully. We're also very open to new ideas and input from the new members.
I have always thought that one of the most useful reasons for having unit tests is to help refactoring, but with the rapid change of js frameworks or even languages, it seems one is more likely to transition to something entirely different every 4 or 5 years. Which makes the roi much lower on some types of testing. Can anyone who has changed tech stacks/frameworks often for an app/site comment?
> but you can discover using booking then go to the hotel page and book there

Just a shame they often charge the same price so I think why did I bother doing them the favour?
The author of the piece says Rand "rationalizes greed," which is false, as there are many forms of greed, not just financial. My understanding is that she says that society is most moral when people are able to trade without coercion, and therefore the wealth generated from free trade cannot be classified as "greed".
Huh? The article title makes a claim of 8x speed up in disaster recovery through drone use, but the text of the article says the government has restricted all civilian drone use for a month in the Houston area (to deconflict with military aircraft). These two things don't seem to jibe.
Why is that? Most of the modern c++ features were directly borrowed from boost
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Antirez (the creator of Redis): http://antirez.com

Nick Craver (lots of StackOverflow / StackExchange stuff): https://nickcraver.com/blog/

Coding Horror: https://blog.codinghorror.com/

Troy Hunt: https://www.troyhunt.com/

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I very strongly disagree. In fact, I would go so far as to say that I think that thesis "criminals succeed in life and make good employees" is incorrect. I don't think you are proposing that thesis; I think you're engaging in the typical hacker news out-of-context nit-pickery.

I am not suggesting that illegal immigrants do well because they are criminals. I suggest they do well because they make sensible, long-term choices to build themselves a better future, and that people who want to do that and are willing to work hard within a society are a benefit to that society.

A lot of criminals do not plan well for the future. They repeatedly make bad choices, based on short terms gains that seriously jeopardise their longer term futures as they suffer the consequences of their criminal actions. Their crimes are frequently not sensible investments in their circumstances to build themselves a better future, but actually give them a worse future as they suffer the penalties of having attracted the attention of law-enforcement. They do not typically prosper; many criminals have low incomes and have damaged prospects.

one could even suggest that a non-criminal lacks the necessary traits to succeed

The evidence indicates otherwise. Non-criminals typically do better.

As an aside, it's interesting that I frequently see the argument "it's illegal" being presented against illegal immigration; when part of the argument against something is that it's illegal, rather than wrong or damaging, it's quite telling. Some people even lead with that argument; that the problem with illegal immigrants is that they broke a rule years ago by coming in without permission - not that there's an actual problem with what they're doing.
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To give some idea of mooring costs, the marina in my home city charges around £300 (a month, I believe, though it's not 100% clear) for mooring costs:

https://bwml.co.uk/bath-marina/moorings/

The main challenge is getting a place, as moorings spots are fairly limited.

I have heard of people making alternative arrangements. For example, paying a farmer whose land is next to a canal to moor there. Costs would most likely lower but there's also likely to be less in the way of on-land facilities.
Sadly I fell for the various tricks described here and hastily booked a room on holiday recently.

Having said that, my family of 4 adults with different credit cards made excellent use of their generous £15 referral reward kicking back both ways to save a significant amount on the total booking cost.
To echo a sibling - that's not a bad thing. But let's add some context.

Security is one of the few fields that can truly benefit from a holistic approach. Really good QA people who can code and work directly with both marketing and engineering can lay the same claim to their field.

Once you have enough experience in development AND security, it's easy to add product life-cycle[0] considerations into the mix. When you get that far, you're expanding into architecture and workflow engineering. And this is where it gets interesting...

If you end up being responsible for security matters as part of engineering workflow, you will find yourself also deeply involved in compliance. People who have solid background in development, work on architecture or product life-cycle, focus on practical security, care about engineering workflow -- and can tie all this together to satisfy compliance requirements are rare. Very rare.

Not to mention employable.

The ability to meet ever-changing compliance requirements WHILE maintaining sanity, engineering workflow and development velocity is already in high demand. It can be very satisfying too, because you end up covering architecture, production systems, development and business needs, all together. The approach has to be holistic, because nothing else works.

The common wisdom is that security is a process. It's also a mindset. And a mindset can be taught...

0: Magic acronym is "PDLC" - Product Development Life Cycle
> Humans survived without A/C for most of their existence

And they still do. It's ubiquitous in the US, but I assume only a tiny minority of people in the world use A/C, even in developed countries.
Free cancellation means they don't need your CC. If they get your CC they got you by the balls.
Do you think the transport system can handle increased density of upward building? It's not really coping with current levels, and in no way pleasant.
They are being explored now, check out this paper on lenient C, which works by JIT compiling LLVM on top of the JVM:

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Assw.j...
Nah, it's not all about that.

Of course I tried many ways to use that time, but after a while it's just a burden. And it's making your day more exhausting.

I'm moving now to the City, I'll pay the high rent, but I'll walk/cycle to work in 5-10 mins. F* that train commute.

( and it seems like Brexit will force me to leave London for good anyway )
Money not spent/deferred means that the person producing basically volunteered their time.

Money invested is spent - it's spent by people who it's given to.

There is no such thing as "stuck" money.
You can check out engineering blogs of popular tech companies and start-ups. Here are few curated lists -

1. https://www.cybrhome.com/topic/engineering-blogs-of-companie...

2. https://github.com/kilimchoi/engineering-blogs

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Raymond Chen (MSFT) - The Old New Thing

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing
As opposed to media organizations with an interest in selling capturing and selling reader attention. The implication that unbiased reporting exists is ridiculous; this isn't critical thinking.
I like Dadgum's blog. http://prog21.dadgum.com/

Being an older developer (please don't crucify me he's old compared to people I've worked with), his insight is really interesting to me.

I also use Stacknews to follow tools that interest me. This site aggregates articles and I can read them inline. It's like RSS on steroids.

https://stackshare.io/news
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Or maybe you outgrew it.
These lists are not useful at all honestly, just a mesh of links with no context or info why it would interest someone.
When you save the dollar you don't immediately increase wealth of society, that's true.

But there's more to that: if you save a dollar and still manage to get on with your life then it's clear that you didn't need that dollar in the first place. Spending it right here right now would be a waste of it.

So instead you put your dollar in a bank, and bank lends it to someone who needs it. Preferably to some business that is going to invest and expand. So, saving is a process of transferring money to people that can put to the best possible use.

Contrast that to what we are told by mainstream economists: they encourage mindless spending, even to the point of going in debt, which means that your dollars would be wasted on overpriced things that you don't really need, and might even be bad for you (like when you buy cigarettes or alcohol, or shiny new smart phone). That's a recipe for disaster: inflation, market bubbles and crises will follow.
MIT licensing without weaponized patent clauses.

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How can it be any other way more people than ever want to live in cities and cities are Naturally constrained buy pre existing infrastructure and land area? People just need to get used to the idea that they can only afford to live in a second or third tier city.
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I'd like to highlight your word "cities", because every comment seems to suggest that there is only one - London. Why not expand the others before trying to make London even more dehumanising?
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If you are interested in compilers at all, but not for Lisp-like languages, I would recommend studying this self-compiling C-subset compiler and virtual machine very, very carefully: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8558822
You do, however pay an annual boat licence fee to the Canal and River Trust comparable to the Council Tax bill for a small property
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That is a very dangerous road to travel, no pun intended: the famous German motorways were built by the nazi regime. The 'Volkswagen' - people's car - was built on request from the nazi regime.

Stalin was both a communist as well as a dictator who didn't trust people. So was Lenin, although he was more manipulative than Stalin and as such did not get the reputation for being paranoid like Stalin. Communism and national socialism and fascism (which is not the same as national socialism) are not all that different once you look past the ideological veneer. All strive for a totalitarian state, all make the individual subservient to that state, all claim to create a better world for those who are being made subservient. All have been tested in practice, none of them have delivered the promised benefits. In all cases the result was a state run by an overclass which was relatively well off compared to the subjugated masses. None of them could handle dissent.

For all three of these totalitatian ideologies - communism, national socialism and fascism - you could argue that those states which claimed to implement them never 'really' followed the doctrine to the logical and supposedly beneficial conclusion but that is a fallacy. It is the ideologies themselves which are at fault as they all try to do away with the individual 'for the good of the state' while people do see themselves as individuals first - especially in situations where the survival of the individual is at stake.
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Compile time is a pretty big reason.
Using CrashPlan Home - I haven't decided if I'm upgrading to Small Biz or jumping ship yet. I just got home and my CrashPlan has started syncing again to ACA-SYD over WiFi, albeit at 208kbps.

I did have outages about a year ago, where I had to repeatedly enter my restore password to kickstart the backup. But I haven't had that issue recently.
Most people in most tropical countries still don't have a c.
These are tools used by thousands of devs, but not hundreds of millions of users.
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> renters across the UK spend an average of 62 per cent of their income on rent

> 40 per cent of renters pay more than 50 per cent of their incomes on rent

If 60% of renters pay less than 50% of their income, that leaves an infeasibly high number of renters paying at least 80% of their income, to make an average of 62%.

Much as I think the high cost of housing and woeful tenancy rights are an absolute disgrace in the UK, I can't take these figures at all seriously.
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Is the transport infrastructure of HCMC something you'd like to emulate too?

http://static.thanhniennews.com/Uploaded/thuyhang/2016_01_06...

You shouldn't invest increased housing density without an increased investment in other types of infrastructure, including transport. Transport in London is already uncomfortable at peak times. It could be argued that having more people living in London would mean more people could walk / cycle to work, reducing the strain on public transportation, but it's not a gamble I'd be willing to make.
Hm hm. Chrome extension that takes a screenshot of every page you visit on certain sites (and adds the hashes to a blockchain for further proof).
>Learning is about changing the way we think and perceive. This is not best done through memorization.

Unless it has left a permanent mark in our memory, there's no "changing in the way we think and perceive".
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Interesting that you know the server name. I looked through the logs to attempt to find out the cause. I don't think that information surfaces anywhere in the UI.
Deeply deeply disagree (and my background is CS/Software Engineering+Public Policy).

She has way more attention to minute policy detail than anyone who has been elected president in the past few decades. And the knowledge of detail is a double edged sword, because it's hard to sell what you know to be an oversimplification (which almost everyone here can relate to).
Not in the long-teen, no. There needs to be an expansion of the tube system to improve capacity.

An alternative solution worth investigating would be to ease rush-hour by incentivising, or even restricting, companies from starting at 9am.
Yeah, tube is always full and unpleasant to travel on. If you are into music, buy UK's novation Circuit and do some song sketches while in tube, it gets you in creative mood, you forget you commute and it might raise your happiness if you find nice chords ;-) Another idea is to do some world-class MOOC or online MS while commuting (not via car ofc). Then you might land a position that would help you to escape this insanity.
What exactly is risk here? That the person is looking for another job (which tends to be succesfull) and the he is not super uber rich, just very rich?

I give you that being good ceo is hard and all that. But seriously, calling it financial risk is ridiculous.
In theory it should be between 1/5 and 1/4 of your net income, to be increased to a maximum of 1/3, as DaiPlusPlus stated, in "high density" or "high value" cities or areas.

These "rules of the thumb" have been accurate for decades, lately the numbers "went crazy", partially because of the increase of costs for new houses, partially because of the lowering (or stagnating) of income, partially because of increases in taxation (either on personal income or house related taxation).

The phenomenon is not restricted to the UK, or to the London metropolitan area, here is a data point about Italy (the article is in Italian but the leading graphic is clear enough):

https://www.idealista.it/news/immobiliare/residenziale/2017/...

which is not that bad in Google translate.

The three bars are respectively employees (dipendenti), independent professionals (autonomi) and retired people (pensionati) which represent roughly three different levels of income, average, high and low.
Because what happens otherwise is you eventually end up with a whole program written in your templating language.
Is it though? Spent the last hours trying to find this open architecture but all I can find are API reference but no actual standard or examples...
Why is it not using C++ 14? Not a criticism, honest question, I only write C++ occasionally.
The outlook of London (and the rest of the U.K.) will likely change dramatically as the hard Brexit looms closer. A major advantage London had was access to the 500M large European labour market - which will close with Brexit, making London less competitive and attractive to Europeans than before.
They'll make you offers going from most expensive to cheaper, also it's a filter in order to lure in people who believe the product has value. You could say is a subtle way of asking people if they value the product highly, basically asking people to name the price even though not directly.
> Texas says it wants less government. The people there keep joking about independence.

As a fellow Texan, this mentality gets taken to an extreme by some people in this state – usually rural – but I don't think it's reflective of an overwhelming majority. California wants to secede too, so maybe we're onto something. ;)

Texans do tend to have a lot of personal pride and love for their state which was reflected in impressive volunteer-rescue effort that grew organically and spread like fire. My brother said every boat dealer was sold out of flat bottoms in Dallas. I do think it was unprecedented and hopefully set a positive precedence for social behavior in situations like this. For a gun-toting state, I'd say it was surprisingly civilized and non-violent for the 4th largest city in the United States (500k less people than Chicago)
Rand failed by her own metrics: a little old lady requiring social help... Not a philosopher, or much of a novelist.
I think that's quite subjective.
I really appreciate the work of Bartosz Milewski: https://bartoszmilewski.com/
I'll say, when you join a new company, it takes some time when you feel you are "involved" and care about the company.

> If the product involves 50+ engineering team members, then 2-4 months takes you to onboard, and post that you learn new things and feel involved in day to day.
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For the most part, I prefer blog/news aggregators to individual blogs. For example, I used to visit F# Weekly every week:

https://sergeytihon.com/category/f-weekly/
Interesting - the cost of living (i.e. rent) is so absurdly high in London, and so much less in other cities, that you could have a better lifestyle there on a much lower salary. But I can imagine not everyone does the maths and people will still flock to the higher pay checks.
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This happened to me a couple of months ago. If you contact CS they will help you get a room somewhere else at the hotel expense. :)
Ah, gotcha, so it's not the graph of the function that convexity refers to but the volume above the graph of the function.
Something changed in the global economic system in the 1990's that has led to asset inflation in nearly all major global cities.

People buying are indebted for decades for more than 50% of their usually dual incomes and renters have equally large monthly outflows.

This is global economic rent seeking in action. Wealth is not used for investment as economists insist but speculation and asset inflation led by banks being the main beneficiaries. The consistency and pattern of sharp increases across global cities cannot simply be a coincidence.
you'd be amazed how much rent prices are artificially inflated
Psst....Ahmedabad hit 46C 2-3 years back.
Yeah, you can do all that ( I'd be impressed if you actually do that on a daily basis! ). But isn't it like pretending the problem is not there?

I'd say just don't do the long commute at all :)
Pay the rent to be close to where you work or go live/work somewhere else, that's my solution.

I'll live another year in the centre of London, and then go to an EU country that's accepting my passport.