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It does compared to all inclusive .NET Core! 30 MB unzipped Hello world for Linux or Windows targets! But boy, that Hello world has some huge shoes to grow in...
> Old people [...] vote at higher rates than any other demographic group.

Now that one is bound to change. Young people, both in the US and abroad, are discovering the powers of social media and organize to advance their causes. Trump with his backwards, racist and misogynistic rhetoric and his politics mostly serving the old, white, male population provides a perfect enemy figure to rally against.

Somewhere on Reddit I have read that from now until the elections this fall there will be 4 million young people turning old enough to vote (sounds about right, given ~4M births per year in the US). That's a massive block of voters and most of them will either vote Democrat or some of the fringe parties.
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Thank you a lot for your feedback. Not to worry. :)

Even though the logo is the number 12, I call the game 'dozen' instead of 'twelve', so I guess I could make some space and add that. Not sure yet how it will look, though. Nobody had pointed out something like that so far, tbh.

Clicking any of the modes would be good, but clicking them in the order that they are in is (let's say) preferred. So your natural tendency was correct! Nothing wrong here, as far as I can tell.

As for the rules, there is no reason why. It's just how the rules of the game are for this mode (they change slightly for each mode). Also, just to make sure, it's tiles that merge, not rows. I'll make them fall one by one, to make this even clearer.
While your VC answer is probably the case more often than not, here is one technical answer to your question:

Instead of "proof of stake" as the consensus model, you could build a "consortium blockchain" where other parties (ie your big customers) get to validate the blocks themselves in addition to your servers. "Proof of authority" or "delegated proof of stake" are consensus models for this approach. This would be helpful if you want the data to be private but you want to increase trust within your platform.
There as nothing wrong with their desktop core technology. Visita at least allowed them to solve the security issues, and with seven they had a really great, solid desktop OS. The problem was actively undermining all that with Metro and RT. What’s popular and effective about 10 is all the crud they stripped off it, much more than anything they added, just as with 7.
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VirginMedia UK nameservers are notoriously poor, they just stop responding or disappear for hours. At least with Google I’m more or less guaranteed a response, as slow as it might be. I’m in an area where VM is the only cable operator, so I couldn’t switch without either losing on speed or spending a ton of money for someone else to cable me up.

I do try to use VM dns, but I periodically have to reverse to Google and often forget to switch back post-outage.
Linux kernel is the outlier, not the norm. You can’t take a regular runner and ask him why he isn’t running as fast as Usain Bolt.
Just go and compile hello world with this: https://bellard.org/tcc/

And then with rust. Open your favorite decompiler and decompile both. C has again and again shown that less is more and it is going to stay that way.

(Btw, it is really sad that you get downvoted based on your opinion.)

Rust has become some PR stunt here, it is new hipster topic, but it has a long way to reach proficiency that developer is able to pull out from c. But knowlidge of programming is not enough, power of c is due to knowlidge that developer has and no tool is going to solve that (or he, he... garbage collector - pointing finger to java direction ;) )
"They're not free to report news without bias... they're supposed to be neutral and report facts"

I know I sound cynical, but does any thinking person actually believe that? That strikes me as incredibly naive.
I'm not sure it's a failure so much as the desired outcome for the right. Controlling the information people have access to allows them to fight against those pesky "facts" and "science".
Just as a small note: the EU imposed tariffs on Chinese steel based on WTO policy violations. The problem with trump tariffs is more one of method than anything else.
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Satya is having enormous financial success in chasing much needed markets, but the jury's still out on ditching MS's strengths in large software development in favor of a no-support permanent beta culture at a moment when the latter is showing its ugly side.
Drive the car. It is tremendous.
Oh yeah, so concerned, especially with all that urban sprawl and complete lack of care or concern to reduce traffic or increase public transit so it takes less cars off the road, reduce pollution and increase air quality and reduce traffic deaths. Or how about affordable housing? Housing is so expensive, that most migrant workers (the backbone of California's economy) have to eat Fast Food every day because it's cheaper. Concerned about their health and safety? Didn't think so.

Concerned with paying lip service to health and safety (and maybe create an extra regulator job or two)? Sure. But at some point, labeling everything as cancer causing takes away any meaning what so ever. I think California labels something every week as cancer causing. It's just become noise at this point. Here's the latest now for ya: Coffee https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2018/03/29/coffee-cance...
What has always underpinned this flawed and collapsing business is that successfully published works in “prestigious journals” are a form of private property to the authors. A series of such publications can result in tenure or lifetime job security and prestige for the author. The PRESENT VALUE of cash flows associated with such publications is a number of million dollars in advanced societies, and no cash investment was required on the part of the beneficiary. And the publishing fees are paid by someone else. So the researchers went along with the system which only began to crack due to two factors: (1) Developing economies needed the information but couldn’t afford it at absurd prices (2) Commercial application began to eclipse government and defense as a research driver.
And that person was drunk driving. So your $100k Tesla operates at the same level as a drunk driver
No, see https://github.com/gogits/gogs

The owner is just opinionated and refused to merge each and every PR. So Gitea fork was created. I still use gogs.
This tax is not going to increase the cost of a new home 1:1 as markets still exist. It's going to reduce the profit of a new home construction and thus the value of existing land. As the tax is very much levied on the person building the house not the person buying the house the person selling land is also going to take a hair cut.

Really I am saying local governments lose the ability to limit growth.

The ideal amount of growth is where the total cost of new construction balances the demand for new construction. I am simply including externalities as part of that cost. Any other system makes some group richer at the cost of everyone else.
In my eyes, this is a clear set/spike play. A huge corporation, enabled by their corrupt allies in the FCC, buy up hundreds of "local" stations. They then use the local cred/reputation of these stations to suggest that fake news is rampant on other sources (not controlled by Sinclair). They then tilt the dialogue nation-wide. Meanwhile, the average citizen is unaware that their trusted local anchor is bought/sold, they lack education and resources to educate themselves, and they are pushed further towards whatever dialogue the Sinclair executives are paid to push them towards.

Does anyone from either side of the aisle consider a national corporation owning local stations and forcing scripts down their throat a good thing for the marketplace of ideas?
Yet the Pew data shows sharp drops in those demographics getting news from TV, too ... from 72%-64% in just one year for adults aged 50-64.
I think that if I were to become homeless tomorrow I would prefer to sleep on an almost new mattress than on a new cot. This is my problem with California- let people decide for themselves what they want. I don’t need a government telling me what to do.
Capitalism has resulted in us drowning in capital. This seems to me to be a statement about its success, not its failure(s). Would the alternative (scarce, expensive capital) be better?
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This is a reault of huge EU subsidies coming from Brussels/western Europe. Causing set of new problems in the region like making rich people and firms who can orient in the subsidy bureaucracy labyrinth. Which makes it quite similar to Soviet era economics where you had to be well connected to get around.
Na, definitely music. It's based in sound. It's meant for you to listen to, and appreciate like other music.

You could just say it's bad music. As in you don't like it.
NBA big men are certainly among the best in the world at defending the rim (due to selective pressures), but the highly disproportionate number of humans over 6'9" probably also has something to do with it. being able to block a shot while barely jumping really helps (i play rec ball and am taller than average, so have used this to my advantage quite a bit).
Safari barfs on visiting https://1.1.1.1 as linked in the article. Certificate invalid (though it looks fine). Rather unfortunate regarding perception; it's an interesting service!
It contains few lines of code to boot up tomcat, add servlets, set some context parameters.

I've done this with Jetty, and sure the first few handlers/servlets are dead simple. But when it starts to grow, manually coding these things becomes unruly quickly. As the other commentor says, converting this to Spring Boot should be easy, and a good learning exercise.
He asked for evidence, not more unverifiable claims.

I'm not a huge fan of Cloudflare and do not use any of their services but you can't just go around making shit up and then refuse to back up your claims.
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That's not really what "growing up" means.
Voting audience at the right margins across the right states might be just as important or more important than general audience numbers.

Young people famously just don't consistently get out to the polls in the way that much older people do. There might be a day when TV news just doesn't matter (it's certainly mattered little to me since sometime in the 90s), but it might take until the generation that grew up with the rise of the internet is approaching retirement.
That's an agreement around what the tax should be not that it should not exist.
Revenue an employee makes for a company doesn't need to correlate with salary, that's based off market demand. If that's what people want they should work in sales on comission.
>And it is also possible to intentionally structure some sounds in a way as to be not music, or unmusic

No it isn't.
Accepting what the submission implies at face value[1]: Even if you lighten sentences on men, it doesn't change that courts favor women. When men are pitted against women in court, such as divorce proceedings, the root problem will remain.

[1]If you disagree with the notion that courts favor women, and you flag me instead of the article, you're doing it wrong. I'm pointing out flaws in submission's logic, not arguing whether or not it is correct.
Your anecdote is not data, you fucking retard.
With the wonders of cryptography, you don't necessarily need to put secrets out in the open to notarize something on the blockchain. You can quite easily use a one way hash on the secret document, allowing you to verify the authenticity and the timestamp, but preventing someone from reversing the operation and seeing your secret information.

Turing completeness was sort of assumed with "Global computer". Neither myself nor the poster mentioned Ethereum at all. He just mentioned "global computer" as one application of blockchain that isn't a cryptocurrency. I could have just as easily been talking about NEO, which uses a number of languages, including C# and Java. Further, while Ethereum does frequently use a new language (Solidity), it doesn't rely on it. Ethereum is a virtual machine, and the first implementation of the virtual machine was Solidity. Others have been made as well, its turing complete after all.
You are way way way way too optimistic... It is clear by the current state of our politics that there is no repercussion for lying.

The fact that Sinclair has been growing is evidence of that.
Is there a reason arxiv doesn't directly manage what would be an analog to paper reputation?

My impression is that journal selection is doing some work of signaling how awesome scientists think a particular paper is, either actually or aspirationally, and so is capturing some sense of group regard. It seems like just keeping track of views, downloads, and "likes" on arxiv might serve much the same function although would clearly require a lot of work to get right to be credible.
It could just be that the tax and labor rules are complicated for remote workers in France, that doesn’t mean it is on the same level as North Korea.
Oh wow, I had Professor Fluet in college, and taught me functional programming concepts in haskell and lisp. Cool to see his work on the front page of Hn.

In addition to being a smart guy he was a really good professor. I really enjoyed the class (survey of many different paradigms), even if I did come away jaded and thinking that all the standard languages I have used in my career since are poor approximations of what they could be!
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I can't prove anything about programs other people will write, unless the language itself makes guarantees about the programs they can write. Culture doesn't help one iota.
Ballmer must be the #1 executive who has gotten the farthest on the least intelligence.
It's pretty likely that most of them won't vote at all.

The ones that vote will probably tend to vote as you indicate.
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What you see and reality can be different. I am from third world i do not see much iPhone users at all. And from the link iPad does have commanding lead over android tablets.
Yes, but we only need one Usain Bolt to push the boundary of running.
As a semi-professional musician, that definition of art as "what I can't do" is really a rough thing to hear.

Like, there are plenty of musical pieces I can play; that doesn't make them not art.

I enjoy drawing though I am not great at it; that doesn't make my drawing not art... that just makes my drawings mediocre art.

So, at the very least, I don't think that's a sustainable definition of art.

For what it's worth, if you can accept that argument, then you might want to go a step further and question what does qualify as "Great art", and I feel like it's not just way out in left field to say that in addition to execution, the difference is in how it treats ideas.

Hypothesizing that people are responding to formal ideas would give at least an account that avoids a redunctionist and cynical "the emperor has no clothes" account of why people who seem to know a whole lot about their respective art forms like things like free jazz, abstract paintings, and strange performance art.
I have never in my entire life been more terrified than when I drove a car from Edinburgh to Elgin; there is nobody in the world who will ever convince me that UK roads are safer than those in the US. I don't understand how every driver in the UK isn't already dead.
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I think it's sarcasm pointing out how detached from practicality some of the comments here seem and/or how terrible teen mass-intervention programs are in general.

I don't remember the finer details of anti-drug propaganda from school that well anymore, but I do remember my anger at how patronizing, insulting and obviously ineffective most of it was. And how it often used the exact same manipulation tactics that DARE told us drug-pushers would try to use on us. Why, when people grow up, do they not remember the well intentioned but misguided intervention programs they were subject to in their own youth?
Sorry, if I had tried to add that I wouldn’t have had any room for the title itself. Thanks to whoever edited it.
This is blatantly false. You're assuming that people only use Linux because they don't want to pay or deal with licensing complexities of Microsoft which is not the case.
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> Flavoring compounds, though... there are liquids out there that contain diacetyl (a "buttery" flavoring).

That name rang a bell; diacetyl is the compound behind "popcorn lung", so called because its use for its buttery taste in microwave popcorn was common but is damaging to the lungs if the fumes were inhaled; e.g. https://nyti.ms/2h7ls4G. Interesting to see that it's being used as a vaping flavorant.
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Though eventually that hypothetical car behind you will also have autonomous breaking, so it'd be fine. It's just a matter of getting adoption rates high enough.