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Try Yahoo: https://finance.yahoo.com/chart/FB
And to its users.
If this correct I will never order from DD and I will ensure anyone I know does not either.
France is closing at least some its nuclear power stations (and has no plans to build new ones): https://www.reuters.com/article/us-edf-nuclear/france-to-clo...

(Also, nuclear is not a renewable by an sensible measure)
> If you don't manage to get one of the items done, just try harder

This sentence does not give me confidence in the teaching ability of whomever put this together.
Plus said stranger is probably a fat and ugly couch potato (or they'd be consumed by real life instead). So it's OK.
>Bell

Surely this turned one big monopoly into a bunch of regional monopolies.
Outside of the religious elites and the "leftist elites" who are virtually nonexistent, these are all the same group of people. They basically believe in the primacy of education and intelligence which not everyone agrees with.
> The only caveat is that we need to know P(p) to be able to perform the procedure

I think this is a very confusing way to put it. P(p) is not an objective value that you can know or not know, it is rather a model of our subjective knowledge, and therefore it doesn't really make sense to say "the caveat is that we need to know what our knowledge is" ... yeah, we do, but that is always the case by definition, so pointless to bring up.
It's reasonable that if GP needs and already has a car for other non-commuting purposes (shopping, road trips, etc.) the choice in their specific case is between paying for public transit and only paying for gas to cover the commute.
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I'm not the person you are asking, but I think it means a US shareholder in a US company being taxed both by the state the company is incorporated in, and the state the shareholder resides in. There are a lot of state taxes that Delaware doesn't charge at all, or can be avoided. It's almost like Delaware is a discount seller of corporate residency. Charge a low price and make it up on volume. Smart strategy by the states/countries with the political will to do it.

If you live in a state where you are taxed on your investment earnings, you might feel "double-taxed" if those earnings were already taxed at the corporate level.
> People wonder "why is the subway so filthy?"

Because we run our system 24/7. We can’t flood our stations with bleach like they do in D.C.
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I want to know what the peer reviews looked like.
"The unsuccessful self-treatment of a case of “writer's block”1" by Dennis Upper has a total of zero words.

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It could make sense if you consider different car series, in the same way that airliners will move between carriers depending on what kinds of fleets they want to run.

Or, old OEM parts.
Facebook does not have the power to force people to sell to them. They do not have the power to force people to use Facebook. That's a fact. It's a free website, that people use of their own accord, at their own discretion. Just like someone that chooses to read NYT.

The call to regulate a free press (Facebook) is far more disturbing than any targeted advertising Facebook is engaged in.
In addition to what others have been pointing out, I think the government is also frequently being forced to be penny wise and pound foolish.

I remember reading here a few years ago that one example of this is how writing the proposals for big projects for which construction companies than put offers have to be outsourced because all experts have been fired by the government. This apparently frequently leads to the government getting a much worse deal than anybody else would.
I think another thing that happens is that do much oversight gets added that all costs explode. You can't iterate on anything because if the first version isn't perfect it surely was a waste of tax payer money when you need to go back for the next iteration. So you better have several committees and a long proposal process to make sure everything is perfect and no money gets wasted. Great example is the TSA iPad app for random screening selection that was a big topic a few years ago. The app randomly showed a left or right arrow and and cost millions to make if I recall correctly.
I think the government being inefficient is somewhat of a self fulfilling prophecy.
I think there is a concern in our society that both men and women tend to spend an inordinate amount of time judging and commenting on the appearance, tone, and other superficial characteristics of women. If we're to make effective progress as a society we need to be very careful about this.

My reading of awesomepantsm's comment is that it conveys the idea that it doesn't matter what any of us think about what someone is wearing, we should be concerned with the thoughts they are expressing.

I never saw your post in the original form, only in the shortest version and then with the most recent edit. I found your blog post on my own, and I see it's much more nuanced than your comment here (I suppose that's to be expected).

Your blog post seems to indicate that you wouldn't dress like that. Fair enough, the rationale you describe is illuminating. But how does that extend to a normative expectation on the behavior of another? That's what I think is problematic.
Er... nice way of shooting down your own argument. Equifax has a ton of regulation already, it didn't seem to help any.
I've found it quite practical for getting things done, there's a higher learning curve then something like python though. From a career perspective it's hard to recommend anything that isn't one of the top most used programming languages, I'm not sure Haskell or most functional programming languages can do anything about that though.
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So don't say yes when they offer to purchase you
That's a good find. Topics related to political correctness are often mistranslated due to cultural differences; western-style political correctness isn't really a "thing" in China.
The 80 year life sounds interesting, might you have a link for that? Swedish is ok, I can use GT :)
Most free to play games have completely different mechanics to traditional games. Typically you get to a certain level, after which you are hooked, then you are faced with a choice: Pay or keep grinding. There's no real end, so even if you choose to pay now, you will face the same decision again. I assume a lot of users will abandon the game at this point, because most games purposely don't make the grinding fun to encourage you to pay.

Compare this to a traditional game like Cities: Skylines. You pay once for the base game, then there are various DLC expansions that work as you suggest. You don't need them to complete the game, they just add new features and can only be purchased once.

Edit: 'Pay to win' is a better description for most games in this category (and Clicker Heroes 1 looks to follow that), although there are some free to play games like Dota 2, which have DLC that just provides cosmetic changes and isn't needed to win.
Yes, that is the quote I was thinking of. Thank you very much for clarifying.
SIMH is a good emulator for 70s-80s minicomputers. The Unix heritage society (TUHS) has a lot of software, including early Unices, at their Unix archive. Some of it is a little tricky to get to work, but v6 and v7 Unix both work like charms in my experience.

Look at http://www.tuhs.org/Archive/Distributions/Boot_Images/ for software (you have to look around in the readmes a little). Debian and Ubuntu both have SIMH packages.

Edit: This article (https://connect.ed-diamond.com/GNU-Linux-Magazine/GLMF-102/8...) explains how to run some of these old Unices, and the author also builds and uses an IRC client on 2.11BSD. It's written in French, but Google translate does an OK job on it.
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The sad thing is that Pay2Win is coming to triple A games like Need for Speed Payday, Forza 7, Star Wars B2. These completely wrong trend deserves all the outcry that happens right now. If EA and MS try to destroy video games, it's just stupid, their greed will scare the real players away.
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Chasing bugs and being on-call sound like core parts of a software engineer's job, rather than operational work.

That said, some teams at my company are experimenting with having a week-long rotation for "bread box" issues. Those include tending issues/PRs in open source repos, handling bugs as they come in, etc. That frees up the rest of the rest of the team to work on core feature work.

I like to keep a running list of smaller, non-urgent tasks that would otherwise get neglected. When I have a long-running script or need to take a break from another project, I can refer to the list.
unfortunately I can not see any benefit for me to spend time with react or redux. When the libraries I'm interested in uses $(slickgrid).

Maybe when I have resources free to spend time learning new stuff.

But for now my mvp backbone $/ui/slickgrid connexion flask app is doing its job. And personally I like Javascript 1.5 more. Run that through closure-compiler and I have a lean js app.

gulping the cool aid was the last straw that broke the camel(damn missed perl) back. I'm happy if I can drive everything from py.
So these 5 or 10 companies don’t want to host this one website.

I guess “Not very censorious” or “Not enough data” is the answer.
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Did you read the whole article? This example and a couple other "empty page" examples are given lower down in the list.
Not sure that is the case when you factor in private money being spent on e.g. Ai at Google and Facebook.
I'll assume you're asking about the "buy me a coffee" link, and the answer is not at all. You built a thing; you're letting people know how to show appreciation if they find it useful.
That's highly unusual. Did he have protein clearance problems due to early kidney disease?
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There is a deeply rooted cultural aspect to this. In Japan, the wooden temples are continuously rebuilt, so houses are just a footnote, basically.

The exact implementation of the old temple building isn't valued; just its form, or something like that.
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It sounds like you distrust these companies too while using the internet meaningfully. Distrusting someone doesn't necessarily mean you avoid any interaction with them at all.
The line-based predecessor of vi is more properly ex (Bill Joy wrote a VIsual mode of his EXtended editor), which was designed to work in the same regime as ed, but wasn't really compatible. Ex is just vi's command mode. Ed is... different.
"Also, can we please stop using the word "modern" in everything?"

I am using a text-based browser and so I do not use the upvote/downvote javascript. Consider this comment an upvote.

The increasingly pervasive attachment of the word "modern" to software descriptions in recent years is confounding. I thought maybe it was annoying only me but apparently not.

Sometimes I have thought it could be a manifestation of cognitive dissonance arising from the realization that in software, in most cases, "there is nothing new under the sun".

Honestly I do not understand where it comes from or what it means. Is it some sort of marketing buzzword?
Yeah, let's add more bloat, so much bloat in fact that even the spec is breaking standards, and then let's add a bunch of ambiguity so we are guaranteed a mess of incompatible implementations right from the start, that's just brilliant!
I've used those services. They were buggy and broken to the point where I frequently ended up walking in the rain because I couldn't get a ride.
Given that almost all sources that constitute verifiability will happily copy and paste anything that is in wikipedia, it is arbitrary what is verifiable.

If is long enouh in there it will never get out.

https://www.newyorker.com/tech/elements/how-a-raccoon-became...
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Oh come on, you want people to be RESPONSIBLE? Inconceivable!

Most people have a herd mentality and it's very hard to get out of it, especially with the huge amount of propaganda telling everyone that everything is someone else's fault. Disgusting.
Minor nitpick: League of legends requires you to purchase heroes as they come out, and this gives the player incentive to spend ~5$ every month or so. DOTA would be a better example as you are not required to purchase heroes.
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Yeah, it's assortive mating. It's not that the mating pool is stacked against them - it's that their self assessment of their own "rank" is too high. They assume men want in a woman what women want in a man, and for the most part men don't care about the (potential) wife's career.
What do you mean by trade-offs? My experience with it has been pretty much all upside.
No! Not only that, but you will also get updates up to version 2.0

It's on 1.6.x now, so you'll get 1.7, 1.8 and so on.
I wouldn't dress that way because I am 52 and I don't look like that. If you've got it, flaunt it. If I looked like that, I might be doing exactly the same thing.

But the main point of my post is this: years of trying to get meaty engagement on HN has taught me that men will tend to see me through the lens of sex first and foremost. It has proven to be counterproductive to either expect men to never think of me that way, or to actively encourage that focus or cooperate with other people framing me as primarily or solely a sex object.

It was written in hopes of helping women think about how to effectively navigate a man's world. It has nothing to do with suggesting a normative anything.

I am saying that a woman's sexuality is hers to do with as she pleases. In my experience, that is an extremely radical position. Lots of men would like women to be more free to say yes to them. That doesn't mean they like it when someone like me says "They are free to use it any damn way they so choose, your agenda to fuck them be damned."
I haven't, but I'll definitely give it a look!
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Love to see you making the point. Although we can hardly believe that there are still someone believing in the flat world, telling them the truth/fact does not help, as we perhaps once thought advices from our parents are not genuinely made for the sake of us.

Ultimately, we learn by reading and experiencing, not by being told. Hence, wikiepedia's goal to provide verifiable information makes the trick. It is the best way to allow us to explore and learn, and hence form our belief about the truth.
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From the NYT article comments:

"In terms of cleanliness, which is also an issue of public health - why doesn't MTA have a dedicated crew of 4 or 5 people with a power washer, soap and squeegees to move methodically through each station, working on the weekends or overnight? "

Can't have it, because the MTA is not in the moving-people-business, they are in the wealth-transfer-business.
There's nothing you can do. Complain to the recruiter afterwards, if they bother calling you, but make sure you tell them that the particular interviewer was not good.
I understand what you're saying; it's just not a reasonable way to perform a complete or useful cost analysis.
Creating standards is the easy part, uptake is a whole other beast.
Reddit is the other door dude. Eff off please.
Chasing bugs? Yes. Being on-call? No. Not unless you signed up for that. Too many companies think they can just get Pagerduty going and sign up all their engineering staff for operations duty. This is stupid for a number of reasons least of which is managed services get rid of most of the need for this and it is typically cheaper than developer time.

Do some developers on the team need to think about scale? Yes. Should all the developers be on call because perhaps the company decided to roll it's own infrastructure and someone has to deal with occasional server with full disks? No.
Exactly. I have no real problem with a company charging for cosmetic stuff (unless it's limited-time-only, which hurts addicts) but pay2win makes the games pointless.
> Schools in the US have not been doing well due to lack of funding

Lack of funding isn't the cause.

Schools in the US receive more funding per pupil than schools in the EU or top performing Asian countries. More directly, the US spends more than Canada and gets far worse results. It's difficult to find the root of problem, but I would blame religiosity and widespread violent crime. Young earth creationists are still doing their best to hamstring the sciences no amount of money spent on a child can make up for a father who is dead or imprisoned.
My team at work (Microsoft) uses a custom document renderer based on markdown. So to enforce good documentation we have two main safeguards. The first is that we have a static analysis tool that forces everyone to have properly formatted comments on functions/classes/fields or else the code won’t even build. The second is more informal but we have a requirement on our team that every new feature requires a corresponding design doc and that when the feature is checked in the document gets checked in with it. Subsequent changes that change the API are also required to change the design doc in order to pass code review.
Sounds like a little creative reimagining of PubSub (hell, even RSS) would make this more than possible.
Do you just use your laptop on that? Don't you get neck strain looking down? I wonder what a full set up with a separate keyboard, mouse and monitors would look like.
Good for them. I don’t have the numbers or business plan but I have faith they did their homework.

There seems to be a counter trend in the current micro transaction game market which will catch some of the people who long for pure premium games.

My guess is they intend to use the first game as a platform to bring people into the second. The drawback of premium is that 1 in 50 people who see a game buy it. The drawback of F2P is that 2% of players will spend money in it. This is a move to cause a conversion higher than that by effectively selling the F2P players, a premium game.
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Apparently she wants to move state to another device that is portable?

I think realistically state is hard to avoid unless you are using disposable read-only memory.
The US is also a major outlier among the places you mentioned, in that it's still breeding at above-replacement rates. I wonder if the difficulty of getting a house/car that can comfortably accommodate multiple children is a big factor.
Clash Royale brands their philosophy as pay-to-advance. You can upgrade faster with real money, but that doesn't mean you will win matches. At some point at the top I assume everyone is spending a lot of money, and is matched up with similar level cards.

As a player it doesn't really bug me.
Unfortunately, it's limited to projects with 100+ stars. Cool idea though.
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I hope (though I'm not truly that optimistic) in a decade that the trend of F2P will have passed. I find them extremely parasitic, exploiting human behavior.

I also hate the term free-to-play, because it purposefully hides the fact that for many games, you either need to grind a lot to acquire content/in-game currency or have to spend a lot.
Honest question: why is it a problem that Facebook has personal data and uses it in their advertising platform?

No one is forced to give their data to Facebook. It's not a public utility. It's an entertainment site, first and foremost.
Let’s not also forget that they make a hero a little OP at launch and then it gets tuned.
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It depends on the frequency and nature of these issues, but it sounds like you are experiencing technical debt and that your paying for it with slower development speed. Solving the stability issues should take precedence over developing new features.

Is the stuff you have to intervene for under your control or external? If you're relying on outside systems that are flakey then you need make your systems more resilient, things like automatically retrying a few minutes later if some third party service is down and/or being more transnational so you can deal with errors.
That's because people keep voting for Democratic candidates, no matter their performance as incumbents.

Why can't people vote for the candidate of a different party? It doesn't have to be Republican. Why isn't there a "Fix the Subway" single-issue party running candidates that people can vote for?

The internal machinations of political party membership are only relevant if voters no longer have a de-facto choice on election day.
I disagree that maintenance is more difficult in London than in New York. I spent about two weeks in London about a decade ago. The first thing that struck me is that when you arrived at the tube station in Heathrow you'd get all sorts of information about which lines were in service that day. In trying to navigate London there was a constant shuffle about which stations or lines were out of service. Plus it took about two hours to get from Heathrow to Victoria due to signal issues (the wrong kind of snow is also an issue, apparently).
But they aren't really anonymous then, since you have to write a wrapper class for every class or interface that you intend to implement inline.

By the way, I totally forgot about F# object expressions! But they're a good example of this feature. Better than in Java, in fact, because they let you implement multiple interfaces. Also, IIRC, they're true closures (whereas Java only lets you close over finals, not writable locals).

Ideally, you'd have both those and lambdas in a language, like C# and Scala do. If I had to choose, though, I'd definitely pick lambdas - that is the 90% use case.
Why is it sad? I think that its refreshing to see a woman be fearless in expressing her femininity / sexuality AND her interest / expertise in tech. They're not mutually exclusive. A woman saying "check out my body, I'm sexy" shouldn't disqualify the "btw I make things." The tone of your comment is along the lines of "she was asking for it" :\
Another vestige is that the lettered lines were owned by one of those companies, the numbered by another
Evernote is the obvious answer but why isn't it working for you?

I start jotting down my notes in Sublime tabs too. If I choose to save them, they go into an Evernote notebook. "Your second brain" defines Evernote's purpose well, it functions as a long term memory for notes.

Search is simply Ctrl+Q and it also goes through images and docs as well if I'm not mistaken.
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I do see a problem that I dont know what data facebook has about me and how they are using it. If we consider that data to be part of your identity, there is no reason for facebook to have the exclusive access to it. I want it myself.

By having it myself, I have the technical capacity to cut the middleman, which is better for me and for the advertisers that target me.
This isn't even close to being true. All the top innovation happens here. The top 25% in American schools blow away the rest of the world, we just have a lagging bottom 25%.