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You know how much I'm justified to spend to protect myself from loosing 2% of my money in one year, due to the central bank adding 2% to the money supply?

If my time horizon is 1 year?

That's right: 2%

If my time horizon is x years?

-0.98^x + 1

15$ in transaction fees is nothing.

Also, props for the title, which mentions the money sent as if that were relevant for the transaction fee, as if the transaction were a percentage of that.
Javascript isn't a bad bet. It's a complicated language for beginners (in comparison to BASICs) but you could teach a subset. `alert('hello');` is a nice start of course. You can just write your program in notepad, save with .html extension and you are done.
I think it's python.
The irony is that all Apple devices will get the updates, whereas the Android ones....
> there's no product

> running a service

i don't know how to put it for you mate.. service can be a product? you know, like this site where people friend each other and share shit nobody cares about, what's it called.. facebook?
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Mozilla provided an add-on API for the Container Tabs, so maybe someone writes an add-on to do this. Or if you want to get your hands dirty yourself, you can try writing one yourself. I imagine hard-coding a few URLs and respective Container Tabs wouldn't be that much work.
Obviously we don't know all the facts about these particular ICOs but otherwise this is great news. By going after the least famous, it really shows the SEC is trying to pro business. I expect some sell off in the market from the panic but it's good news for the ETH
hum, chromium? was it sarcasm?
Non profits don't give extra leftover revenue to employees, so it's still a bullshit statement.
and the payment system. you know, the actual thing that allows people to transfer a unit of value?
That's nice and all, but you really shouldn't use google for anything you want to be secure. Especially if you're not American.
That's pretty exciting. Villeneuve has had a 100% record as far as I'm concerned.

If he gets Bladerunner right, I would have even more faith
But the effect on stock prices was to return them to pre recession levels (while growth did not). So regardless of what it did to interest rates (or perhaps in some part because of what it did), the QE has likely inflated prices of stocks - particularly US stocks. So the S&P 500 growth vs the Swedish index is hardly indicative of anything re: startups either way. If anything the increased stock prices in the US should have helped buoy the option for a IPO exit strategy in favor of the US.
I moved from Vim to Spacemacs (emacs with evil kit) four years ago. I was worried initially worried my productivity might go down due to not knowing emacs functions. Surprisingly, there was an included plugin (https://github.com/kai2nenobu/guide-key/blob/master/README.o...) that offered me all the possible keys at the bottom. Most functiond are two, three or four keys away. For instance, I wanted to copy the file name I am editing I could press Spacebar, which offered about 15 further keys, such as f all functions to do with files, b for buffer functions, w for window functions, etc. Once i pressed f, then I see all the functions possible on a file, including Spc-f-y for yanking the file name. This made the editor auto discoverable for me, almost like jumping to Windows 3 after years on MS-DOS.
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Are you maintaining the machine code produced by your code when compiled? You don't care if it's ugly if it works in quantifiable and predictable ways.
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That doesn't exclude the possibility of him being prosecuted tho and the regulation being abused.

If Jose was communicating with an ISIS recruiter but they couldn't pin him on that - could they pin him on the Taco racket?
I hear you, but I don't think it's relevant to OP.

I'm not arguing that some regulations aren't beneficial. Only pointing out that it's tough to argue, using history, "we had a crash because not enough regulation!!!"
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This is not impossible to organise. Scotland and the UK were in a very similar situation, and determined answers to those issues perfectly well, and held a referendum in which it was closer than expected but Scotland opted to remain part of the UK.

Spain has instead opted to prevent a vote of any kind taking place. Perhaps Spain is different, but I'd imagine that rarely goes well -- it seems to me that the fastest way to get someone to want independence is to tell them they can't have it.

And Spain was a dictatorship until 1978 (still well within living memory). Rushing in to arrest people for printing ballots seems like a way to stir memories of governments Madrid would probably prefer not to be associated with.
Is technology revier riding a ine-trick pony? all they do is post texts. is text a one-click baity? more after the more after.
You said that like anything they do is easy. But there is nothing technically, politically or economically easy in the life of mozilla. Add on top of that that they try as best as they can to have a moral stand, and i'm actually amazed they survived at all, yet alone made this come back.
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Just giving everyone the ability to vote isn't sufficient to make it a legitimate vote. You can skew the demographics in your favour by primarily promoting it in pro-independence areas (the Spanish government aren't going to lend it legitimacy by making sure everyone is aware of it). Furthermore, if you have a vote run by an unaccountable group who have a preferred outcome, what is to stop them re-running it, say, every week? Eventually the people who don't see it as legitimate will stop turning up, even if they did initially, and you will get a de facto independence majority.

FWIW, these are issues in theory with most elections. The difference is the organising party (i.e. the government) can be held to account (if voted out, they can't re-run the vote), and an official vote will have groups from all sides rallying around it so the demographics can't be skewed as easily.
How far does that go? If an Uber driver goes over the speed limit on the highway, are they not honest?
Like you can't make mistakes in business, come on ! Who in this bloody comment thread did something as spectacular as mozilla ? As useful ? As hard ?

And without grave mistakes ?

Seriously get a reality check.
> You can't just vote from anywhere.

I'm not in any way saying you should be able to. You can't in my country either.

I'm just surprised that you need your ZIP & ID & DO to find out where you vote, because in my country you can find out where you vote with only your ZIP.
I imagine its less narcissism and more hedonism; both the instagramer and -ee are just indulging on very basic, mindless kinds of imagery. An instantaneously pretty sight, and that's about it.

But the main trouble is this shit is incredibly boring
Ask HN: Given a clean slate, is an “uncontrollable internet” possible?
Is it technically possible for there to be "an internet" that cannot be monitored, censored or blocked by any government?
I find that subject line completely terrifying. Please use a small trusted compute base, hopefully with rigorous auditing and attempts at formal modeling, for safety critical systems. The Linux kernel development process is not suitable for this domain.
I have a Sony phone from 2015 and have that security update, not sure what you're talking about. 7.1.1 has been out for a while already.
True, but irrelevant. I'm not talking about voter registration.

I'm talking about simply offering an information service that answers the question "Where do I vote?" - that's what the OP is about - and in the UK, 99% of the time you can answer that with only someone's postcode.
Context? Why was the signal being rebroadcast? What was the point?
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I am an ambitious employee at a large tech company and I think about this a lot.

I am living my dream life. I'm 26 and about to break 200k base salary. I have been programming for fun since I was 13 and I enjoy most of what I do every day. I feel myself growing both technically and in soft skills. I rarely work more than 40 hours a week but I still feel very productive. I'm receiving excellent feedback and am being groomed for engineering management. I walk to work, the grocery store, and the weed store. I have time outside of work to focus on self improvement, fitness, and side projects.

But then my acquintance tells me he bought a house in cash after earning XX million from their startup and I feel I'm completely off track.
I think you’re over complicating things and also not recognizing key differences.

Catalonia is a large autonomous region in present Spain with its own independent history, culture, and language which the government of Spain is trying to repress both historically and currently. For example, they limit the number of hours in school in which students are allowed to learn their own mother tongue. That’s nothing compared to what Franco did in outright banning Catalonian nationalism and thought.

The US was formed under different circumstances and laws. States joined with certain expectations. It does not have the same history or same struggles — it has different ones.

People in Spain dont move around like people in the US do. There is a notion of being part of a historical ethnic group in Catalonia and being raised in its mother tongue. Regardless, you have a large bloc that’s been there for many generations that can vote as single coherent bloc.

You can never rely on a majority to protect a minorities rights.
I am willing to pay, if a code is not generalized one, very specific to the problem in hand and of good quality. I almost always find this in github or in stackoverflow. So why should somebody use it?
Why bother simulating human thought? It's not the only road to Rome.
It was a stupid move. I can’t believe that it’s not getting more heat and attention
It most certainly isn't, not in Spain, nor in the US or most other democracies.

Separation of powers:

- Legislative (parliament, congress, senate, house of ..., many names - in Spain I think they call it Cortes Generales and it consists of two chambers, a senate and a congress)

- Executive (government)

- Judicial (courts)
Nobody is forcing you to do anything you don't want to do.
Funny you mention that...

I have played at both hardware and software synths. I will never be productive, but I do have fun.

A friend also has a recording studio. (I used to play guitar as a source of additional income, some studio and some performance work.) There are so many buttons, sliders, and knobs! I will go play with them.

One of the reasons I enjoy my practice time (I still play but it's not for financial gain) is because it gives me time to play with the various settings.

It's kind of how I learn things.

This might seem off-topic, but I don't think it is. See, it's the love of poking buttons and moving sliders that has given me the 'hacking mentality.' It is the love of experimentation and willingness to press unknown buttons, metaphoric or real, that seems to be a trait of 'hackers.'

We may not like to admit it, but I suspect a large number of HN viewers would not fare well if locked in a baren room, devoid of everything vut single red button that said, 'DO NOT PUSH.'

I suspect that it is because of our willingness to poke these metaphoric buttons that we are driven to learn, create, and take risks. We gleefully push those buttons and learn more, create new processes, and discover.

Polite society probably calls it intellectual curiosity. Really, many of us just like buttons, knobs, and sliders - be they metaphors or nuclear control reactors.
Arguably the icons in Control Centre do reflect that. The WiFi icon has three states - blue (on), grey (not connected) and with a strike-through (totally off). However you use airplane mode to activate the latter, not the toggle.
Lots of left flavored parties are for "income equality, except for foreigners"

PVV in the Netherlands or Dansk Folkeparti in Denmark come to mind. I don't know enough about Podemos to know where to put them, but there's nothing contradicting about left leaning parties and nationalism.
I was employee no. 1 for 3 startups till now, no luck. Possibly have to keep searching.. thanks for the advice though..
> is it not anomalous that they are reacting so quickly

One factor that flipped me, personally, from bemused curiosity to thinking this needed enforcement is the tone ICO backers and supporters take to the law.

I have had conversations with ICO sponsors and investors where cavalier disdain was shown for securities regulations, its history or the SEC; where tax evasion was treated casually; and the where most defenses boiled down to whataboutism [1].

Pioneering is one thing. Being blatantly blind to the history of our capital markets is another. Involving retail investors in that willful ignorance should merit prosecution.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
Yeah, I suspect they train the fun right out of it.
You have a great point except that jacquesm isn't American.
> and the specific table inside that place.

Ohhhhhhh, is that the information I'm missing? So you have to know both the building you vote in and the specific table you need to go to?

In the UK, you just turn up at the the right building and there are signs to guide you from there. You don't need to know in advance what table to vote from. (Unless it's changed recently - I've had a postal vote the last 2 elections. Can anyone from the UK confirm?)

That would make the question "Where do I vote?" much harder to answer. In the UK, for 99% of the population it's a simple "My postcode -> building address" lookup table that contains no voter personal information at all. But if Catalan has to have "??? -> building address and which table" that is much harder.

Thank you, that sounds like the answer I was missing then.

But Q: If you only knew the building you had to vote from, and not which table, could you still turn up at the building and be able to vote somehow? Or would they really turn you away?
Scrypt is tweakable for RAM and runtime constraints. From that PBKDF, it would make sense to use something like HMAC-SHA2 with another magic nonce, and then private information plus previous PBKDF output hash together as the authenticated part. If you want to get really tricky, add another random secret hash.

And, they probably should’ve used HMAC-SHA2 to derive the public primary index key insead of a hash function directly.
So, what would you do to oppose, say, EME? What cost would you be willing to pay? Would you be OK with, for example, some number of people being badly injured or possibly dying if it would guarantee a permanent end to DRM? How many people?

This is not hyperbole, by the way: when you adopt the sort of you-agree-with-me-completely-or-you're-my-enemy rhetoric you're using here, well, people's lives are what you're saying you're willing to sacrifice. Mozilla could have taken a suicidal stand on principle, and I guarantee it would have hurt a significant number of people, and possibly led to lives lost (through joblessness, through emboldened powerful interests flush with victory over an all-in opposition, through any number of mechanisms).

So. How many human lives would it be worth to you to get EME out of browsers?
> Not letting "normal" users accidentally install

I strongly disagree. Browser functionality for everyone shouldn't be gimped to protect a small subset of users from themselves.

>"is unstable" isn't a good reason to avoid it.

I'm not holding a controversial opinion in thinking that alphas are generally buggy for significant subset of the userbase. I get that it might work fine for you but there's a reason aurora isn't release.
When wifi is on it will look for an AP just like everything else does, and when it is off it does not broadcast at all. How difficult is this for you to understand? If you are talking about the control center 'disconnect from current wifi' option, well, get over it. Being unassociated with an AP is NOT the same as being turned off, and it never has been.
Wow! That's a lot of stuff to dig into! Thanks a lot for sharing. xD
Agreed. Only that Python has more to offer one you've mastered the basics beyond print, if and looping.
There are plenty of businesses that would prefer to pay you or your small corp directly without a w2. They are usually the smaller companies or individual people. The w2 is common when a contracting company is managing all of the contractors for a medium to large company. It could be that those contracting companies want uniformity between their Human Resources but I'm not sure. I think you just need to branch out and talk to a few new recruiters or contact businesses directly. Sell them on yourself and then just tell them you always do 1099. Someone will bite if you pass the interviews.

Lastly the w2-- it could be at least 15 percent less to be equivalent to 1099 since you don't have to pay he employer share of social sec, but you should still shoot for as high as possible given that a contract (even w2) is more volatile than a long term gig and the employer should pay a premium for that over a regular hire.
Actually:

- MariaDB MaxScale 2.0 will be under the BSL.

- MariaDB Server will continue to be licensed under GPL in perpetuity, while its connectors will continue to be under the LGPL.

To be honest I cannot blame Monty. Google and Facebook were built on MySQL and probably didn't give back as much as he thought would be a fair shar. I guess he doesn't want to see this happening again.
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If the referendum unlawful, then some people will not go to vote, simply because they usually avoid breaking the law.

The result would be valid (from a probabilistic point of view) if "going to vote" was independent of "voting yes". But if the there is any correlation between "going to vote" and "voting yes" then the result of the referendum will be significantly different than the result of a referendum where any individual was forced to vote.

Here there might be a correlation: people in favor or independence or more likely to go voting than others.

A similar phenomenon may have happened in the us. If there is a correlation between "lying to polls" and "voting for candidate A" then the poll predictions can become very wrong.
God, i love human ingenuity. You are real engineers.
I only have experience doing real high level stuff -- the easy parts, so i didn't follow most of the text. It's impressive that there are people who understand the boxes we all take for granted and can fine tune them.

It's also awesome how it all isn't a huge, inexplicable mess. I cannot make a CRUD php app without dirty hacks, you mess with 40 years of programming effort by thousands of people and it still behaves sanely.

When the AI comes, will it appreciate how hard we tried? I sure hope so.

Sorry for being off topic. IT is great and it's stuff like this that reminds me of it.
That's a different question tho - what your talking about is "Am I registered to vote correctly?" and there is no way to answer that without a DB of personal information in some way.

(This could be handled better in the UK - at the recent election there was a website for last minute registrations which got lots of traffic, and afterwards they said a very large amount of people were already registered. But there is no easy system to check if you are already registered .... so everyone just used this site to sign up again.)

BUT

The article talks about answering the question "Where do I vote?". The assumption is the registration is correct, you just want to know where to vote.

In my country, this can be answered by a information system that contains no personal information at all, so I was surprised to see the DOB & ID bit in the original post.
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> It's been fascinating to watch this space rediscover the reasons that the regulations were created in the first place.

I've found that ICO's are almost identical to OTC pump and dumps - they're much less sophisticated versions of the same thing

Opportunities that are marketed as investments first, products second. Website homepages that resemble the "investors" section of ordinary website with no actual "product" presence. Vague products in markets that are easy to obfuscate or fake. Affiliations that can be purchased. High profile board members or investors who can be purchased. Social media footprint where people talking about the stock outnumber customers, etc.

If you've spent any time in Yahoo! message boards or Seeking Alpha looking at the hundreds of reverse-IPO's and pink sheet startups you'll recognize all of the same scams (and some of the same names! cough McAfee cough-cough)
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