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Hi,
thanks for your comment and the link to your Geocoder. I think it's exactly the use case that I faced several times in the past.

I just saw that the Geocoder API is free with certain limitations. If I find some free time, I would like to create an enricher for it. Maybe it can help your clients (and other people of course) to save some time :)
If it's anything like their Python class, it'll be 10 years out of date.
Garmin makes more durable devices if your primary use case is sports-related, check them out.

During the Olympics Apple was running commercials that seemed to portray the Apple Watch as a medical device and I wonder about the liability of that claim since the Apple Watch is about as far from a medical device as any consumer product could be.
Rust is the first language I've seen that even has a chance though.
Those rules can be applied to other countries as well as China. It's not just to protect Western countries - it's just those Western countries are being the most impacted.

Also China doesn't want civil unrest.. if we imposed harsh sanctions I can guarantee itll crollapse their economy, then their country. We just need to "tap the breaks" so to speak.
Nukes have been used already in war. So I fully agree and would welcome a global disarmament.
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Tbh i think online dating is sort of a scam. If i meet girls irl theyll be staring at me and following me around while similar girls won't be that into me online (some will but fewer). I just make friends irl now to meet people.
I am writing a rendering engine that I try to keep minimal and clean while having some cool computer graphics stuff in it. Although it is in modern C++. :-)

It uses a deferred rendering pipeline and currently I am trying to get light volumes to work.

https://github.com/Entalpi/MeineKraft
what do you mean by "certified" compiler here?
I've used https://www.racktables.org with pretty good luck. It's PHP, which wouldn't be my first choice, but I've largely been able to make it do what I want.

If you want something more clever; say keeping track of asset values etc, you'll want a CMDB. Google around and you should find something that fits your needs. We used SeviceNow in a previous life.
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Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds?

I saw that refuted in a documentary quite recently...

Backed up by Snopes too :
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/lucy-in-the-sky-with-diamo...
As someone who programmed in "classic C++" for decades, I feel like modern C++ is pretty different, and that it's not just syntactic sugar to make some ugly things easier. The biggest example is that my natural inclination to use raw pointers everywhere and manage all memory myself, while idiomatic modern C++ is full of unique_ptrs and shared_ptrs everywhere, and raw pointers seem to be regarded as a code smell. Converting to this style is not an automatic process.

For people who are coming from a classic C++ background, I find Bancila's Modern C++ Programming Cookbook to be a good first stop for discovering modern C++ idioms.
Do you really think the US is not involved in this dispute?
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It is easier than HTML/CSS/JavaScript dependency hell and Frankenstein frameworks.

QML is as pretty as the design skills of the developer, just like CSS. And better because the full power of the graphics stack is available to the developer, down to pixel perfect graphics, unlike CSS where Houdini still isn't a thing.

Any native application is faster than a Electron based app. It is quite trivial to achieve.
I would like to point out that yosefk fqa is a bit old now, and while some problems mentioned are still relevant, tools and conformity across up to date compilers are magnitudes better now.
Great to see innovation in the crypto-index space, but as others point out 2% is way overpriced for some administrative efficiencies and a once a year rebalancing. This is a very 'classic' approach to the diversification problem, but as an alternative financial system we should see crypto-focused solutions that move past this.

I'm working with a group of folks on a version of this that re-balances in real-time on GDAX with immediate withdrawls, no pass-thru tax burden, and low monthly fees. If anyone is interested in participating or learning more reach out to me via email to philip at postral dot com.
I deploy it with code. For hardware stuff, a CMDB, also maintained with code
Insurance companies already _can_ do this today, but the practice is uncommon or nonexistent. Why do you think that 23andMe being granted FDA authorization would be the final tipping point to begin this behavior?
Beats me - I'm within reasonable driving distance to the antenna (one border away), yet clocks fail to acquire signal unless outdoors/directly at a window. Just a bad coverage area, I guess.
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> And let's not forget all those car or clothes manufacturers who shamelessly and without any moral qualms

Good point. Not just moral legal as well. There is a whole bunches countries companies cannot do business with because of embargoes. In many cases it is because of terrorism. Depending on what technology there are also export controls to watch out for.
“After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the West welcomed the next big communist country into the global economic order. Western leaders believed that giving China a stake in institutions such as the World Trade Organisation (WTO) would bind it into the rules-based system set up after the second world war (see Briefing). They hoped that economic integration would encourage China to evolve into a market economy and that, as they grew wealthier, its people would come to yearn for democratic freedoms, rights and the rule of law.

It was a worthy vision, which this newspaper shared, and better than shutting China out. China has grown rich beyond anybody’s imagining. Under the leadership of Hu Jintao, you could still picture the bet paying off. When Mr Xi took power five years ago China was rife with speculation that he would move towards constitutional rule. Today the illusion has been shattered. In reality, Mr Xi has steered politics and economics towards repression, state control and confrontation.

...

The West lost its bet.”

https://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21737517-it-bet-china...
I'm not the OP, but I'm tempted to learn more C++ so that I can directly use Qt without relying on language bindings for it. I like the idea of Rust, and maybe some day I'll tinker with it, but it looks like it has quite the steep learning curve.
- keep inventory in a DCIM (we use Netbox)

- configure everything as code (we use Ansible for the infrastructure up to OS level, Kubernetes w/ Helm for applications), have it read the values from the DCIM so that the DCIM remains the single source of truth (we need to still get better on this part....)

Links: https://github.com/digitalocean/netbox https://www.ansible.com https://www.kubernetes.io

That's at work. At home, I do much of the same, except that maintaining a DCIM is excessive for 2 VPS and a home network of 3 boxes.
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The example on the front page thinks the nu is a v. Still cool, though.
It's a bit of an evergreen question.

https://hn.algolia.com/?query=learn%20c%2B%2B&sort=byPopular...

For even more stuff - if you do the same search for C, especially 'modern C', you'll find those threads often also contain a parallel set of recommendation for C++ resources.
Great thought piece. Read this carefully and certainly written by someone knowledgeable about the industry (I would hope so if he's running a hedge fund!)

I see some comments view this as a far-fetched idea. Maybe that's why its a good one....

RobinHood, the stock trading app, didn't exist 5 years ago. Now you trade for free - challenging a dozen well-known incumbent platforms like Schwab, Fidelity, etc... Luckily, these big guys offer more than just stock-trading. Imagine, zero fee trading with a fund-management platform as described by OP - I think it would crush the competition.
I get it. When you're FBI and your life is having to look at child porn, you've got plenty of reasons to be super motivated to catch these people with whatever means necessary. And with something as awful as child exploitation, a reasonable person can come to genuinely believe that the ends justifies the means.

It's still manifestly wrong, but I get it.
Okay, but what if you are at point A, and connected to points B and C, which are 1000 km away from you and also 1000 km away from each other, and connected to each other. Now if you would synchronize with B and C, then seen from the sky B and C would be in sync with each other because they're at the same distance from you. But how would B and C then transfer power over the 1000 km link between each other without phase problems?
In certain industries, specially where human lives are at stake you can only use certified compilers, where the kind of code they generate is validated against specific safety standards.

For example,

https://www.iar.com/iar-embedded-workbench/certified-tools-f...
The little book is the real secret weapon of a baker. Where you put the details that make the recipe stand out or adapt to your preference.
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> You might be surprised at how much family changes things.

Every expensive hobby that you start probably changes things a lot. Starting a family has the disadvantage that you cannot simply stop it if money starts to lack.
While they're at it why not: dpkg, docker, entropy, flatpak, guix, ipkg, netpkg, opkg, pkgng, pacman, rmp, snappy?

It's better to leave packaging to each distro's maintainers rather than spending 80% of your time preparing the release packaging for every single package manager there is. Or super keen folks who want to do it specifically for your project, even then they'll only be super keen about one or two platforms.
What are you talking about? They were wildly popular long before they started singing anything edgy. If anything, their popularity is what allowed some of their more unusual ideas to enter the mainstream and be accepted.
On the contrary, since Uber is losing money, isn't every ride getting a subsidy from the company, shared by the driver and the passenger?
Part of the problem is that if you buy a coffee with cryptocurrency, the IRS wants you to pay capital gains on that transaction. Personally I've avoided actually using crypto because I don't want the hassle.

Germany recently passed a law that excludes small crypto transactions from tax reporting. The U.S. already has this for foreign currencies.
I don't understand what a form has to do with CL tools and their weaknesses. If you think that a form would help create better commits and commit messages, you can set one up in the CL. You can think of all of Git's interactive options as forms or wizards.

There is also pulling commit messages from a file. The commit -F /path/to/file switch allows you to specify a file that Git will pull text from. I try to write my commit messages before I make a change, because it helps me ensure that everything I'm working on satisfies the single-thing-per-commit rule. I always update the same file, so I made it an alias:

git config --global alias.commit-txt 'commit -F ~/commit.txt'

Edit: If you're unfamiliar with how aliases work, you create one with the above invocation. The portion after alias. is the command you define and want to type. The portion in single-quotes is the actual git command. Thus, you'd type

$ git commit-txt

to use the above command. What the command line sees is

$ git commit -F ~/commit.txt
Oh god, I hope no Germans are reading this, it would be their perfect time to strike...
totally agree, at first i thought the same thing.. what is this java ?? then i wrote a bunch of dart.. it is a fantastic language and ecosystem.. and the tooling is excellent. VS code dart plugin is awesome
Donald Knuth likes it: "I think C has a lot of features that are very important. The
way C handles pointers, for example, was a brilliant innovation; it
solved a lot of problems that we had before in data structuring and
made the programs look good afterwards. C isn't the perfect language,
no language is, but I think it has a lot of virtues, and you can avoid
the parts you don't like." http://tex.loria.fr/litte/knuth-interview [1993]

Counterpoints:

Of course, you can only avoid the parts you don't like if you're a lone academic working on a new program by yourself from scratch with no third party integration or legacy code.

Knuth's own languages generally make the eyes bleed.

There is no accounting for taste.
Impressive. Any particular reason that you're using

\left\{ \begin{array} ... \end{array} \right

instead of

\begin{cases} ... \end{cases}

?
Amazing video! She would probably enjoy working with Processing.
I'm not surprised, I'm a shifty character. No way I've told myself everything about myself.
This just goes to show that everything is political.
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This looks neat. Also, the Testimonials section made me laugh. Well done sir.
also (speculation):

raising this issue now (rather than earlier in the year) in response to the near-end of the syrian pipeline proxy war, bulgarias mysteriously financed repurchase of it's own gas lines from czech holding co, lavrov and gazprom ceo in belgrade unveiling giant mosaic, etc etc etc...
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As we agree, there has never been a pure communist country. When I mention communist country, I'm talking about this hypothetical communist country. If such an economy did successfully exist, the concept of "money" will be very different in their world.

I used this as an analogy to explain how the concept of cryptocurrency is very different from the gold standard or fiat based money we've been accustomed to.

A lot of people think of cryptocurrency as just another speculative investment asset like stocks, but that's the stupidest thing anyone can do, because unlike stock market which exists on top of capitalist economy, backed by government's legal system, cryptocurrency is a whole new world.

In fact, the whole point of cryptocurrency is that it's "trustless"--if you lose your money to a scammer, no government will help you, it's your fault for being an idiot.

Cryptocurrency and stocks look the same to most people because all they see is a way to get richer, but most of them don't realize they're jumping onto a completely different economy.

This is why I think index funds are meaningless. Index funds in traditional economy can never go to zero because governments will bail them out. Cryptocurrencies in my opinion have a good chance of going to zero (and this is coming from a cryptocurrency believer). And when it does go to zero, there is no government to bail anyone out, and coinbase won't help you either, they'll just move on.
> The driving forces of plate tectonics aren't completely understood yet, but the Earth's rotational axis (probably) doesn't play a large part.

that's a paradox thing to say. at least, it doesn't have to play a large part, anyway the effect could be large and largely chaotic.
Reminds me very much of what Eckhart Tolle says. “You are not your personal history. You are not your story.”
But they can't necessarily make those transactions easily with a ton of money in the fund, right?

I mean if the current price of BTC is $10,500, buying $10m worth of BTC will drive up the price as they're doing it. So how can you rebalance accurately if you're affecting the price of these cryptocurrencies while you do it?

Or do they just do like a "best guess" and overbuy a little and then sell off to get the balance right? I guess any index fund would have this issue, though.
You are right to be suspicious, but there are a wide variety of cryptocurrencies, some of which are designed to be a medium of exchange between valuable goods and services and some of which are designed for very different purposes. Not all are deflationary. Some are supposed to be the valuable good itself (as a proxy for some physical asset).
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Let me answer your question with another question: looking at the world as it exists today, would you rather be a person of average means in a high-wage country, or a person of average means in a low-wage country?
To be fair, if the jams are canned it’s important to make sure you have the right amount of sugar and acid to make it safely shelf stable. I make jams every summer to give to family and friends and I still follow the recipes in the box of Pomona’s pectin. The thing I’ve been perfecting over the years is finding the best fruit at the farmer’s market and then processing it (peeling/blending/cooking) it in a way that yields a pleasing jam.
No one here even mentions Firebase, why?
Here's a framework and protocol for handling your digital assets after your death:

https://arielelkin.github.io/articles/digital-estate-plannin...

TL;DR:

You need a digital estate planning protocol that is comprehensive, privacy-preserving, reliable, and convenient. The best solution is to use a secret-sharing scheme.

The following sequence is suggested:

1. Alice encrypts her digital testament using a symmetric encryption algorithm, splitting the key according to a
secret sharing scheme.

2. Alice publishes the encrypted testament.

3. To each executor, Alice gives one of the shares of the encrypted key.

If you use a password manager, this is equivalent to giving each of your executors a slice of your password.

Feedback welcome :-)
Wow, I didn't realize it was only 4 coins. It'd definitely be much easier and cheaper to do this yourself.
Most cryptocurrencies (especially the few that Coinbase trades) are still so pegged to the Bitcoin price that it's hard to see any value in this, especially considering the management fee.

Click between any of the currency graphs on their main page - they all move together, just with different base values.
Does anyone know why? Is it because of the migrants? USA seems to be increasing IQ and it probably has more migrants than the scandinavia.
> there isn't anything that a US administration can do to slow the build up there

What bollocks. Freedom of navigation operations are a light-touch manoeuvre that still pisses off Beijing [1]. Economically embracing China’s neighbours (as TPP tried to do) and bolstering the militaries of Taiwan, the Philippines and other threatened democracies is another reasonable step.

[1] https://thediplomat.com/2017/08/south-china-sea-us-navy-cond...
Since it's marketcap weighted, rebalancing is minimal; the only variance comes from the slightly different issuance rates.
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>It was also built to be able to do a black start (startup after a total grid outage).

Aren't all stations?
Anthropomorphization of hurricanes is not exactly evidence that there is nothing at the center of human beings. It's simply an analogy and analogies are by their nature imperfect and inexact.

If that projection of hurricane weather phenomena appeals to you as a model for human existence, it may speak more to your own understanding of human existence rather than the reverse.

There appear to be some universal aspects of human existence: joy, hope, longing, loneliness, happiness, anger, melancholy. Needs for acceptance and belonging, external purpose beyond eating and excreting.

To say that there is nothing there at the center of our selves cannot be accurate, in my mind.
By playing a sound faster I mean changing it's sample rate, without doing anything else.
That sounds kinda shallow. Why bother with faking, as obviously no one cares ?
anyone have any pointers for simple an API driven managment of DNS/DHCP?

(like, I don't want to have to configure 1000 moving parts)

typically this seems to fall into the 'roll your own' or 'giant lumbering enterprise behemoth' category that does 10 other things. I'm looking for the sweet spot.
I imagine that they might cancel out, given limitless current flows between them. In practice, something would go bang long before that happened.
My concerns are the other issues.

What happens when children are stripped from families for normal images?

What happens when teens are caught for normal behavior?

What happens when people are put in prison over drawings?

All three of these have already happened.

And what happens when this gets automated and large entities like the RIAA/MPAA get other illegal content added to these searches?
That has been my observation as well especially when it comes to interracial experiences. Specifically, I've gone on dates with women of a different ethnicity when I've met them first from platonic situations (meetups, school, work). But when it comes to online dating, I've never received mutual interest from a woman of a different ethnicity. Zero.
For my bank it is:

- Log in: Two factor authentication based on chip card / chip card reader [1] with 4 digit PIN attached to card.

- 3 wrong PIN attempts blocks card, and requires phone unlock - The 'call' is secured by asking you the typical weak questions that are easily guessed

- each transaction requires using the same device to generate an 8 digit electronic signature

You could argue the 'security questions' part is weak, but I guess in the context of the process (buying you another 3 attempts)it's an ok'ish trade-off.

We have come a long way since the first 'Phone Banking' where all that was needed to access the account and make whatever transaction was punching in a 4 digit 'password' on a tone-dial.

[1] http://c621460.r60.cf3.rackcdn.com/Kaartlezer---kaart.jpg
I don't think they should be paid but I don't see it much different than seeing someone assault someone in the store. Again, not a full scan trying to find violations but witnessing a crime as part of your job. A law was broke so call the police. I personally think you lose your rights around search and privacy when you publicly give it to someone else. Even therapists and psychiatrists are allowed to break privacy when the patient is openly admitting to planning to assault/kill someone else. This is obviously a different seriousness but with a therapist there is an expectation of complete privacy.
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> after decades of pushing the international financial institutions like the WTO and the IMF

The Washington Consensus promoted free trade and liberal democracy. In just the last few weeks, it has become apparent China is devolving into a garden-variety dictatorship. Trading short-term economic growth to defray a long-term threat to the global system is entirely consistent with the UN/IMF/WB/WTO missions and past activity.
What are the tax implications of owning your own coins when trading, compared to someone else owning the coins but giving you rights to it?
The article said that people are their own best judges of internal state:

> People know themselves best on the traits that are tough to observe and easy to admit. Emotional stability is an internal state, so your friends don’t see it as vividly as you do.

Gender identity and sexual orientation are internal states that one can hide for years without anyone else ever knowing.

Also, you don't need to be sexually experienced to know your orientation. Sexual attraction starts to develop around age 10. These clubs are so important because they help kids come to terms with who they are instead of hiding it like most young gay people do because they know it is different and that their friends might turn on them.