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> Amazing that I can't charge AND use my urban ears.

I think Apple must have fired all of their UX engineers. That's the only thing that can explain the inability to charge & use headphones and the inability to charge & use a mouse[0].

[0] https://www.geek.com/apple/design-before-function-apple-magi...
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E2E encryption’s bad! Terrorism! Bad things! Shock and terror! Politicians lying about encryption! Moar of all of that! /s
> Following all of the negative press Signal has gotten about security flaws

Sorry, what? Can you show me where Signal has been implicated in flaws? There are some stories about security agencies bypassing Signal, but that is true on any hardware platform you didn't wire-wrap yourself.
You can never really know another persons intent, you can only guess at it.
Speed of light drops to zero at 'exceptional points'
Your experience is exactly why investing in education by the Government is a good idea. Education is a super-long term investment, whose returns can only be reaped over a long period of time, via taxation. And that is only viewing it from a purely investment perspective; the gains to society by skilled and educated workforce is priceless.

It is for this reason that I don't think private companies can significantly change that, even in the US. Even the most innovative/successful companies don't last that long in the US to make a significant change in the Education system.
If you don't want to give full access to all your data, check out https://starthq.com. We do federated search from the client via an extension. There's also an API which lets you add support for any service you want: https://starthq.com/developers

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But C# is still a better language that isn't as widely used (therefore it's underrated). And that's what we're talking about.
There is another option: Raise prices.
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There may be political motive to this.

Why is Telegram X issued by "Telegram Messenger LLP" while the original Telegram is issued by "Telegram LLC"?

Telegram LLC, which issues the original Telegram app on the App Store has been undergoing litigation with regards to its ownership. It is based out of Russia and a company called UCP with Krelim ties who 'bought' VKontakte has been suing Durov for full Telegram ownership pursuant to VKontakte 'purchase'.

Telegram Messenger LLP however is based in London and seemingly wholly owned by Durov crew. In 2014, Telegram Messenger LLP launched Telegram HD, a separate app from Telegram-LLC-issued-Telegram. Now it is launching Telegram X , another separate app (which was until very recently Challegram, an open source Telegram client, winner of Telegram contest, and purchased by Durov) .

Draw your own conclusions.

EDITED for clarity and details

https://themoscowtimes.com/articles/the-telegram-lawsuits-ex...

http://www.ewdn.com/2014/07/29/pavel-durov-has-cloned-telegr...

https://rusletter.com/articles/ucp_requires_to_recognize_tel...

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This would be such a nice app if it was local-only. Like, there's no reason for it not to be...

You could have the index created locally or even just do remote calls for search to the respective API's. There's really no reason for this to be cloud-based. Maybe access token synchronization, but in this case, I think setting up all accounts on each device I have once... wouldn't be much of a trouble compared to giving them access to all my storage everywhere.
I'm presently working my way through Kernighan and Ritchie, and the more I dig in, the more I enjoy it.

I love the large feature sets with some other languages for certain projects, but the small size of C makes it easy to wrap one's head around the basics. The extended learning comes from problem solving due to specific limitations.

My biggest beef is probably a little to do with number sizes (64b ++), but I just haven't learned the best method for dealing with them.

I'd dabbled in it before, but this book really does open it up wide.

And the potential for working with embedded devices in a more profound way, it can't really be beat, no?
How does ORCiD.org itself deal with spam? Seems like they just use a captcha, no?
People deploying Gricean maxims don't necessarily regard them as prescriptive, although sometimes listeners may get angry at speakers who violate them. For example, Wikipedia quotes Kent Bach as saying that these maxims

> are not sociological generalizations about speech, nor they are moral prescriptions or proscriptions on what to say or communicate. Although Grice presented them in the form of guidelines for how to communicate successfully, I think they are better construed as presumptions about utterances, presumptions that we as listeners rely on and as speakers exploit.

Wikipedia says Grice also "found it interesting when [the maxims] were not respected, namely either "flouted" (with the listener being expected to be able to understand the message) or "violated" (with the listener being expected to not note this)" -- the former including the case of sarcasm.
The iPhoneX is Apple's underrated masterpiece
Make sure you cull the programs that might end up escaping the sim and destroying all humans.
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I am disagreeing with the parents point (or not really because they were talking about doing it as a hobby, which is great).

Yes, you can do design prototype revision A, B and C, then do production prototype A, B and C, and finally production version A, B and C. But then you have spent a significant amount of time and money refining prototypes and adding features. That forces you to large production runs with huge risk, because you have already made the investment. What I am saying is that you should just make the production prototype with less features and ship that. Because that is how you go to market quickly, which is usually the larger point of such development.

This is also why Shenzhen wins over hackerspaces (which are also great btw) but that is another story.
Abort/cancel has recently been added to the spec as AbortSigal (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/AbortSignal). Currently only supported in Firefox 57 and Edge 16.

The major thing still missing is upload/download progress.
I was about to buy a Ryzen workstation, but ended buying an (used) HP Z600 (2x E5620, 48GB ECC RAM, 2TB HD) because it was the best bang for the buck; just the Ryzen 1800x + motherboard would cost me what I paid for the Z600 (I live in Brazil, prices here are crazy).

That said, I'm really rooting for AMD here. It's very nice to have this kind of competition and customers will benefit a lot from this.
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> No reason it cant go from $20000 to $5000 and recover.

There are plenty of reasons why it could never recover. The previous cycles happened with a very different environment and context for bitcoin. This time Bitcoin has just hit mainstream. This cycle will very likely crush the mainstream's faith in Bitcoin to where it will never recover.
>> The health care plan, part of the government’s 2018-19 budget presented on Thursday, would offer 100 million families up to 500,000 rupees, or about $7,860, of coverage each year.

Thats roughly $800B dollars, or over 30% of India's GDP. What am I missing? Most people won't participate?

EDIT: according to the article, the Finance Ministry has allocated $314 million (or 4 hundredths of a percent of the theoretical max total benefit). As in, the funding they acknowledge is non-existent.
What exactly is your definition of a populist measure? and please state your sources for the claim that there is enough money, not only for these programs but others too, while still maintaining the fiscal deficit.
> The only issue I can't resolve is the deflationary impact of hodling since there will only by 21 million coins.

It's even worse than that, since people will continue to lose bitcoins. They've already lost 3 million or so: http://fortune.com/2017/11/25/lost-bitcoins/. It's as if the Federal Reserve promised to print $21 million in dollar bills, then never print any more. Maybe someday "bitcoin mining" will mean digging through landfills and scanning old hard drives for lost wallets.
I recognize this is a third-party app, but Mountain Duck https://mountainduck.io might have something like what you're looking for?
> And, nobody really steps through code anymore.

I don't follow. What other technique is in, compared to code stepping?

Sometimes I put a breakpoint in and step thru code to help me figure if something is working properly or maybe live-inspect the return value of something that comes from the outside world. Maybe I'm missing some new fundamental technique to dev/debug?

Thanks in advance. (genuine question)
The probability of them being a crook is sufficiently high enough to warrant panic by the masses (or scaling down). Why would you invest in crypto when scams like this are possible? Mass exodus from the space may occur in the short/medium term. Advanced regulation in the space may permanently dissuade participants.
False equivalence. Google does not have to open a datacenter in SA. Many, many people in the US have to drive to a job, and can't afford an electric vehicle.

Beside (to address the tu quoque), among this crowd, I think you'll find that of those who (a) need not drive to work, or (b) can afford an electric vehicle (which is many of us), petroleum-based vehicle usage is far below the US average.
Yes, the best thing about Telegram is that it doesn’t treat the desktop as an afterthought. Its desktop clients are first class true native apps, not be usual hot mess of half baked web/electron things that are offered to desktop users these days.
To me this reminds me of SENS and is an indication that even though most scientists are not trying to cure aging, their efforts to target specific age-related diseases are gradually aiming towards more fundamental issues. At least to me it seems plausible that some technique found to be successful in addressing mutations in these specific cells may be applicable or at least lead to techniques for other cells.

If you haven't seen the site yet, check it out: http://www.sens.org
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Giving free healthcare is a good step, but the important question is how good will it be and how much will be covered.

Brazil has 100% of its population (210M people) covered by free, single-payer, universal healthcare, resulting in a life expectancy of 75 years (US is 79, Japan and Switzerland with 83 IIRC).

But your experience can vary dramatically. It all depends on how much money is actually being put on it (in healthcare-costs-PPP-adjusted $/capita).
Like stan_rogers says, you're limited to buying them one at a time from pretty much any retailer. And it's been this way for years, so it doesn't seem like it will change anytime soon.

You can find more on eBay, but then they're usually priced $15-20 each and it would still be difficult to buy them in the hundreds.
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It still needs to add up to the worth of the dollars they claim to have in circulation. One 100 trillion Zimbabwe note isn't going to cut it.
Not a lawyer, but making false representations about what you're selling (i.e. that Tether is backed by US dollars) is almost certainly fraud.
we have a vaccine for that. it’s called diet and exercise.
Yes, if you discovered any predictability or accurate forecasting in asset pricing you'd be the richest person alive.

Markets suck up information so as you sell an "overvalued" asset, the price continues to drop until it's no longer overvalued.

No one has figured out a way to repeatedly and constantly predict the market.
Getting into Norway doesn't seem too hard - but I'm open to be told why I'm wrong.

Here is what I found:
"Broadly speaking, the award of a residence permit depends on two things: your country of citizenship and your ability to financially sustain yourself and any dependents. This generally means you need a job offer, or you must prove financial sustainability if you are coming to Norway to study or for some other reason.

It is possible for some people to move to Norway as a job seeker, but this is only allowed for a relatively short period of time. If you don’t manage to find employment during that time, you will have to leave the country, and there is a waiting period before you will be able to return." - https://www.lifeinnorway.net/norway-immigration-guide/
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The best answer to your point b is C++. It's shown a ton of adaptation to the times. Almost to a crazy extent as you see tons of new features hit in each standards revision (C++11, 14, 17, etc). To me, it keeps up more quickly than Java.
I've implemented sign-in using ORCID, and although I support the idea, its UX is far from great, its documentation isn't either, and it also isn't terribly stable (it was down on my launch day...).
I wonder if it makes more sense e.g. for macOS to create a Swift UI and an existing python code base as external process which is called on request.

Does somebody knows which API interface specification is most suitable for that kind of communication on a single PC: Swift <-> Python ? For web it easy (e.g. REST) but there has to be other options on a fully controllable code base on your PC (seems my desktop programming days are long gone.. otherwise I would know myself)
It's unfortunate when your codebase is C++03 only and intends to remain that way for compatabillity with other vendors.
Yay for consumer electronics!
The problem I have with the App Store or Play Store or any of their ilk is that they are taking over the public space and making it a private space.

Imagine a city where public parks are all bought out by private entities, that is the Internet right now.

We have less and less public space in the digital world and that is not looking good for the future of democracy.
That's "up to", my guess is that most families will only use a small fraction of that, especially because services might not be available or covered.
100,000 people will crap their pants. https://bravenewcoin.com/news/number-of-bitcoin-miners-far-h...

Edit: Grammer
The amazing transparency of the crypto tech has been overshadowed by a total lack of transparency in every other way.
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"except the websites are mini apps, and a mega corporation gets to control whats on it"

There is more to it.
Using apps instead of websites we're killing the whole concept of making information and services available using a standard protocol. That's like going back over 30 years, even before gopher.
Then there is the cloud->mainframe similarity, with data and services being moved somewhere into the net where the user has no control over his/her own data, and the whole email/usenet->social media migration which puts private and public communications in the hands of corporations having no intention of guaranteeing interoperability with competing systems.

Basically the industry screwed 40+ years of IT development, not just in a technical way, but they did it behind shiny graphics and animated emoticons, so nobody really cares.
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erlang.

Functional. Cross-platform (it has it's own vm, of course), instant deployment and hot rollback (via a/b images), etc.

Your puzzle-as-description was very cleverly written and an enjoyable exercise! Bravo!
No, you’re getting downvoted because your comment adds nothing to the conversation. You’re saying the same as your parent comment, and that one is not being downvoted, so clearly it’s not the message that people disagree with.
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