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Phew, that's a lot of work! I have to wonder, will Instapaper ever be "finished"? If all the engineers went home, would it just run by itself? It's hard to see how a competitor could execute better and steal any customers. It seems just fine the way it is.

Maybe many of the engineers have moved on to different projects at Pinterest, but even then, what's left to do at Pinterest? I just looked up "new features in Pinterest", and they're working on AI to identify different things in photos [1]. "Lens can recommend outfits for you if you snap a photo of clothes that are already in your closet" - That's actually a really cool idea. But it kind of feels like a different startup tacked on to the Pinterest brand. I guess there are a lot of directions they can branch out into. Maybe they'll eventually become like Google, working on a lot of unrelated projects. If Google can do it, it's hard to see why other companies can't build up a large portfolio of disparate apps and services.

Anyway, I hope they keep Instapaper running instead of shutting it down. I don't use it myself, but I just like the idea of "finished software" that runs for the next hundred years. Everyone's always trying to change things and increase growth, but they usually end up shooting themselves in the foot.

[1] http://www.businessinsider.com/pinterest-lens-updates-new-fe...
There are many things that can be disputed without having to believe a word he says.

For instance they played head to head at an arcade a year before the documentary started filming.
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Hi. Usecases? Same as for Acorn, Esprima and other parsers. But the main goal with this one is to be as fast as possible, and optimized for all platforms including mobile and tablets.

Cherow collect comments. The version before v. 1.0 also kept comment or attached node directly on the AST itself. I removed it due to perf reasons and no one - I thought at least - was using it anymore. If that is something you would need, I can add it back. Shouldn't take long.
Shouldn’t the collection of rows be a set or list, not a dictionary?

That said, you disagreed with my question then went on to show my question was on point.

The “rows themself” being an ordered map means you are referring to the columns, the order being set by the SELECT clause or table definition order (in case of wildcard).

That said, I personally feel iterating over table columns in that way to be a “bad code smell”. Not saying it’s bad in all cases, but generally it’s an anti-pattern to me.
Damn, I remember spending 3 or 4 hours on this some months ago. Apparently I had everything that was needed to get the key, except considering the width a variable...

Upon closer inspection of the painting, I am still unable to decide whether some of the flames are actually wide or narrow.
Yeah, it would have to be something similar to illegal defense in basketball. Trying to officiate that does sound like a nightmare, though.
Feel free to open an issue ticket on the GH repo so I can track it if you want the comment attachment code added back in.
It does, though I've not used it myself so I can't comment on it personally.

http://fable.io/
You pay the university by receiving grants that are split between your wages and the University fees.
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Terrible moments. And Guatemala paid the steepest price: lost a brilliant scientist that would be working there to make the country a better place.
Its hard to see the purpose of this...is it art-pop? live art?

as if the "am i OK?" video isnt bone-chillingly Orwellian enough, theres a mind boggling 34 second video from "Poppy" on how to properly load a handgun.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-B7KRjByzI

im sure David Lynch is kicking himself for not thinking of this idea first.
Even here in the U.S., I've known several people, with good stable money making careers to give it all up and start selling vitamins or beauty care products or whatever. It's truly bizarre and the desperate sell-to-everyone-all-the-time behavior that seems to appear afterwards drives all their friends away. I'm not sure what these schemes seem to be exploiting but man if it doesn't smell like religious radicalization.
> That is, there isn't any "special sauce"

Well, this is a big claim. In fact, no one knows. My premise is that there is special sauce, but we know nothing about it at the moment. In any case, it's just my word against your word :)
Thanks for the link, good and useful article indeed. What I miss from it though is an explanation of how to debug bundled or transpiled code. I am aware of the existence of source maps, but I've never used them. Until I am able to debug my code efficiently with source maps I cannot adopt bundling nor transcompilation for my projects. Does anyone have a good quality article or video that explains this?
To add a bit more info, most ICE engines are separated into "interference" and "non-interference", basically it's the shape of the piston heads and the valve clearance when the piston is in the top position and the valves are open.

If you have an "interference" engine and your timing belt/chain fails you smash your engine to pieces, if you have a non interference engine it just stops because the cylinders lose compression because the valves aren't being actuated.

Timing belts/chains can also damage ancillaries when they go, and as most timing belts tend to be external, they can fail and take alternator, water pump, fan, radiator, etc, with them when they catastrophically fail, a timing chain tends to be inside the engine block and when they fail one tends to be more lucky, but they can also puncture the block and cause fatal damage to the engine.

AFAIK nearly all modern consumer cars are non-interference engines, barring maybe some higher-end performance engine options in otherwise pedestrian cars.
No, that's not how PhD funding generally works in the US. A PhD student is typically funded either directly by the department of via grants that faculty within the department have obtained (or a bit of both). Graduate students can apply for external funding too, but it's generally pretty competitive, and the money goes primarily to the student.
It's difficult-to-verify flamebait, and if it's not true then it's harassing a kid.

It also reminds me of the Naomi Wu fiasco, where people thought that a woman couldn't possibly be doing all the things she said she did. And ultimately apologised.
There are multiple types of political action that can be taken. One is industrial action and group bargaining. IMO, this is not the best tool for the job as most of the gig economy doesn’t exist yet. You need to bargain with companies that haven’t been founded yet.

Another type is just lobbying/advocacy.

I think the gig-employers (uber etc.) would be pretty happy with clearer legislation. Costs they would shoulder just fine. They can’t/don’t want to (a) have to manage their HR via a HR department and (b) deal with anything short of extreme at-will employment clauses.

IMO (again) there is a ruleset that works for most parties. Define some categories. (EG piecemeal like uber). The definition needs to include restrictions, like “employees control their own hours.” You need to ban certain abusive contracts. Then you need to set aside enough money (more than regular employees) for things like medical insurance, income protection, pensions and everything else that gets left out.

I think most employers would gladly spend a little more money if they get to maintain their flexibility. I think it’s also societally valuable to do this. (a) Uber is a good case study. They expanded a global workforce much faster than would be possible under traditional employment. (b) Also, a lot of gigs are very low barrier to entry, with very little gatekeeping. This helps get employment to people that otherwise struggle to get it for whatever reason.

This is not an unsolvable problem, even the political 3rd order interests and horse trading is not that bad. It just hasn’t been done yet because (a) the gig economy is new (b) a lot of traditional labour advocates are opposed to its existence and (c) our political systems are not doing too well right now.
It is good to see a CRPG thread on first page, I wish this genre would get more attention amongst all those modern console games.

I am also glad to see Planescape: Torment as first, it was popular to spend time on the question "What can change the nature of a man?" for several pages in the forums back then.
It does pure-EV. Advertised range in pure-EV is about 30-36 miles. We have only owned it since October 2017. The actual range we get in pure-EV has been about 20ish give or take a few miles either direction.

My comment related to the gas engine is under cold temperatures. Chrysler doesn't let you control any aspect of how the gas engine turns on or is utilized. From what I understand most the PHEV give you the ability to somewhat override the car. Ie set a preference for the gas engine to come on or tell the car that you want "max EV range." The Pacifica does what it wants to do in terms of gas/electric hand-off. It seems to be heavily temperature dependent. I'm sure Chrysler programmed it to use gas when its cold as its more efficient to warm up/heat the cabin when cold using the gas engine. I would say based upon one winter's experience. Anything much under 35/40F will result in significant usage of the gas engine no matter the electric charge.

When it was in the mid-20s here (not uncommon) my wife could drop the kids off at school and make her round trip commute (11 miles) and it would use the gas engine significantly during that trip to warm up the van.

That being said, we just did errands over the weekend and it used 100% EV until the battery was depleted - the temperature was 50+ outside the entire time.
> We are directed by an expert in the field, given mentoring, and work on our projects 30-50 hours a week. It should not be surprising that most significant recognition-worthy work in programming language theory occurs in this environment.

Yet there are still people who do not need this guidance and who are still making equally moving contributions but are not recognized or rewarded for their work.

Also by receiving grant money in your name you are paying to go to university.
Cool, got a link for it?
I am starting to think that Hans Rosling did some real harm. People confuse a global trend with a local one. In a World with borders, local overpopulation will lead to catastrophes, where millions could be affected.
In general you can't do it in C++. There is no way to propagate the result type to the function call itself.

The workaround it to return a proxy object with a template conversion operator, which is very effective but it is a leaking abstraction.

edit: as long as you are willing to manually specify the result type you can of course have an additional template argument which is not deduced from any function arguments.
> After enough years, a bug stops being a bug and starts being part of the personality of a piece of software or hardware.

I'd say this qualifies as an Ascended Bug / Ascended Glitch: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AscendedGlitch
> Applied this consistently, it's clearly a design decision.

Perhaps the design decision assumes the separation is due to a divorce? In that case, keeping them separate is a reasonable decision since neither party would want to be forced to endure further shared memories on any device.
Windows Defender is the only one that I fully trust. I know that it won't catch everything, but at least it has very few downsides.
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That looks good on paper, but it doesn't seem to be happening. researchers aren't having trouble reproducing the exploit independently, and it didn't take long to expand and improve it e.g. https://mobile.twitter.com/aionescu/status/95126147034336051... from almost a month ago. But malware authors just don't seem interested so far. Since it's a read-only attack and would have to be chained with other vulnerabilities for most malicious use-cases, maybe there's lower-hanging fruit or they just don't see the potential.
They're also massive in South Korea and a pretty entertaining movie about them came out in South Korea in 2016 called "Master" [1]. It's highly dramatized, but has a few scenes in it of the big sales gatherings of some of these scams. They have much of the appearance and feel of a mega-church gathering (also common in the country) and seem to use many of the same "make people feel good and then exploit them along the way" techniques.

It's my understanding that the movie was made simply to help raise awareness of these predatory groups as the population they tend to target don't have the resources to do it themselves.

1 - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5735464/
Phrasing made it seem like OpenTTD bundled the original assets. stuaxo was pointing out that they did not.
How is the web platform not insane?

edit: PS, not downvoting anyone here. Just curious as to how other people square html5+es5/6+css2/3 as anything more than an engineering failure and a major waste of human effort.

Having to put a considerable amount of reading, googling, continuing ed--or in some cases even a college degree--just to technically layout a page (technically--not getting into aesthetics, readability, flow, taste, etc.) is insane if you ask me.
It fits in the same category as “aren’t you special”. It is pretty good way to find out you are not acting properly in an elder’s eyes.
It feels a bit like witch hunting and it is probably the reason it got removed from reddit. Anyway "X got removed so X is true" is a slippery slope if not outright false.
You could keep a private key in a secure enclave and use it to sign each request or even just signing a password with a nonce.

Though if your attacker has root they can change what is on the screen anyway.
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This is a very dangerous mindset.
I see no reason for Apple not to allow music access for Siri - they have opened it up to other categories of app but have left music out and the only reason I can think of it to prevent competition.

I've heard conflicting reports about the state of the streaming APIs on the Apple Watch. Certainly, it's Apple's standard playbook to test an API with their internal products first before releasing it to others, and as the Apple Watch 3 is only a few months old, I will give them the benefit of the doubt here.

I'm not sure about your point on market-share. Apple may be the biggest single phone manufacturer, but they still can't bully people the way Microsoft did, because 60-70% of people aren't using them - it's platform share that counts here.

(And yes, the majority of my contacts are on iPhones, but when it comes to group messaging I use WhatsApp because that's the only way I can be sure not to leave anyone out).
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The library functions used in this article are all written in Haskell, not using any particular magic. So yes, it was possible to wrote those functions, and it's also possible to write your own. Return type polymorphism is just as accessible to "normal" Haskell programmers as to the people who implemented its standard libraries. It's not an internal trick of the implementation the way some other functions (for IO, in particular) are.
Many EULAs state that there will be no attempt by the user to reverse engineering the workings of the program. How would that fit with clean room implementations?
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> This is the question I’m asked the most: “Will there be a physical edition?”. I would love to have one, but it’s something very complicated to produce – especially for a 528-page color book! Most on-demand printing services won’t do something this big, and even if I cut the book down to CreateSpace’s 480-page limit, it would be a VERY expensive book, costing over $60!

I think the author is severely underestimating just how much people will pay for a physical book on this kind of topic. I really hope that they find a way to get this printed. $60 isn't even nearing what many people interested in this kind of topic would consider "very expensive."
Thanks for the link to gog.com - drm free classics ;)
I use Google Play Music because it has a block explicit songs switch, which is perfect for family journeys.
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I get that you don't like religion, but how is it a pyramid scheme where e.g. Humanism, political beliefs, a love of Country Music, or any one of a million other beliefs or preferences aren't? It seems to me to be an extraordinarily specific and weak claim.
I think you kind of get to do that when you own something. I don't think they were being disrespectful, and how else do you talk about history of a product without continuously saying "before we bought it... blah feature"?

I think it is akin to when you work at a place for five years but it is bought by another company at the three year mark. How do you put that on your resume? I worked at <new company name> for five years? I worked at <old company name> for five years? Or split it up and make it look like you changed jobs?

It's awkward. But ya just gotta let it slide as long as it's not disrespectful.
From an engineering standpoint it seems like it is just a weight and packaging problem to me.

The Pacifica PHEV weighs about 5,000lbs depending on configuration. I think the only deficit it really has to the Model X is drag co-efficient but Chrysler was working with a given shape. Given a unique platform not shared with a gas variant they could design for a specific co-efficient as needed.

I don't really know the specs of the Model X, however Google says it weighs maybe 300lbs more than the Pacifica. Those aren't unsurmountable differences - especially if the price range is going to be 80k+.

I think the biggest difference is that Tesla knows it won't sell enough vans to make it worth their development time :)
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I consider people receiving money in your name to be paid by that person. I know the departments grants aren't by name, they ate by head, but it's still the same thing.

The college isn't doing any charity here. They are getting paid your "tuition" and they need to take in grad students to keep getting those tuition grants.
The point is Siri should have just a tiny bit of fuzziness so I don't have to say the exact right words. If I say "play classic rock" she does. If I say "play 80s music" she does. Not playing chill music when I ask breaks that expectation.
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Because the followers are supposed to make kids and recruit them into the church at the earliest possible age. They don't want it to be about preference, they want to "lock them in" before they start thinking for themselves. This is literally a part of the catholic religion, you're expected to try to have children and expected to recruit them.

It is not a part of any of your examples.
Well my country DOES try to balance the budget because otherwise the interest rates on the bonds we put out has to increase. But the US is special, it is virtually exempt from the normal laws of economics due to its superpower status.
It has his meaning in tiling window managers (where a floating window is in another layer, usually above the others), and probably in window managers in general. I'm curious if there are other examples.
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Some religions are wealthy and maybe you don't like that, fine. How is religion in general a form of pyramid selling though? I'm sure some religions are organised like that, or are used to run such schemes, but the claim seemed to be about religion in general. One particular religion, or groups of religions wasn't specified.
There's nothing abominable in the Atomic CSS. In order to achieve Zen Garden with Zen Garden approach you need a PHD in brain-bending. It's enough to open any of the CSS files in Zen Garden to see the amount of tedious repetitive manual work, where every single small element has to be manually tweaked and adjusted.

> Or people just forgot what web was for…

The web was for simple text documents. News flash: the world has changed, and the web has changed, too.
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Happy to see the full release of this. Thanks to everyone that contributed and a big "thank you" to you that pushed the project along over the years.

(And as I've said back then: If a physical version is possible, I'm highly interested.)
I’m not following you. Are you somehow under the impression that departments receive grant money based on how many PhD students they have? It doesn’t work like that.
But it would be $60 for a softcover CreateSpace version chopped down to 480 pages. Not exactly a premium product. :/
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Yes, and the wide variety of all-electric trucks and utility vehicles on the market prove that your use case is a direct and unquestionable comparison to what we're talking about right now, which is vehicles that are directly comparable to a Tesla or Bolt or Volt or Leaf.

You know, I think the Prius is really underrated as a pickup truck.
You are completely missing the point. I could say that of politics, academia, capitalism, country music. What has any of this got to do with pyramid selling?
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Well, after a couple years of development, you have the vocabulary & terminology to search for & find your answers.

Starting out, you wouldn't have that.
Sounding rockets are small-ish, usually solid propelled rockets used principally for upper-atmosphere research. Importantly they are originally designed for sub-orbital flight. The notable thing here is not only bringing it to orbit, but doing so with a payload.

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I tried Apple music, then realized it cancels the ability to sync music from itunes.

Why?......

I immediately shut off apple music and icloud music library once I learned that. Which is a shame, as I'd love to be able to stream from my watch.

But, none of the other music services destroy the functionality of my phone.

Yes, I'm sure I could learn how to use icloud music library. But I don't want to. I just want to be able to take a file from my computer and put it on my phone. I guess that's power user behaviour these days.
I don't think anyone here is claiming that the author is legally in the right. This is a moral question and labels like "slimy" and "bad faith" are moral labels, not legal ones.
I wonder if there is any way to redirect all that dedication to something that is constructive and good for society.
It sounds to me like people who don't like immigrants, pesky young people and their facebooks did have it better (in their eyes). Whether something is good or not is not objectively measurable, everyone has their own opinion. It doesn't seem outlandish to me that people who were negatively affected by some change would prefer the way things were before, and I don't think you can say that they are wrong to want things to change back.

EDIT: To clarify, I'm not endorsing these viewpoints, I just want to point out that the people who hold them aren't stupid or mistaken about the "good old times", they just have a different definition of "good". So from their perspective, revisionism is perfectly justified.
Being a kid is not a boolean value. You don't go from "being a kid" to "not being a kid". It's gradual. Some people are still kids at 19, others are quite mature at 17.

Who knows, maybe her parents are pushing her a lot and she doesn't know how to react.

We should give people the benefit of the doubt when we don't know the full story. She'll be forgiven in 2 months anyways..