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Not many jobs here. We recently see a company starting meeups in Shengzhen, which can be found on http://clojure-china.org/ . Situation is getting better very slowly.

And we have WeChat group with 200+ people. There are many people interested in Clojure and some of them like me would love to try Clojure(Script) in our own projects.
> very hi price per hour ( 90-100 euros )

Contrary to what you seem to expect, that price is a steal. A more realistic rate for contractors doing basic IT work (like configuring DB backups) is 400-800 euros per hour.
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And then huge media company just creates small subsidiary (tiny business) to "accidentally" collect personal information. Got caught? No problem, close that one, open another...
That's just embellishment. 140 people were not injured or dying, she was told what the situation was. A Navy fighter pilot with over two decades of commercial flying is not going to get rattled by one engine out on a jetliner. It's not like the landing gear was broken.
This interpretation sounds right to me. I found it cool that the article characterizes success in terms of prediction accuracy out to N "Lyapunov times", a concept that is supposed to incorporate the unpredictability of the system. So perhaps discovering these regularities proves that in this implementation, the true Lyapunov time is longer.
The parent comment disappeared so I cannot answer you without recalling from memory what was said. That's unfair because I don't have confidence in my memory.
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At which point is this "surrender" just a stubborn pride thing?

Russia could "easily" say: "well, now that this guy has proved that vertical landing is possible, we're going to start doing the same thing and compete on price." They would have the "second mover advantage".

What's stopping them from going this route, other than the embarassement that they were basically bested by one guy?
Good post!! Keep updating.
here is also similar info: https://goo.gl/K9Sy2z
If someone wants to take a stab at it with OCR, these are the two highlighted portions of brainfuck

https://imgur.com/a/6r48NEN
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I accept, but I'll need the $275 in advance in addition to plane tickets.
For example, copy all messages from my inbox with subject "debug" that are older than 200 days into a new mailbox file, with just a few keystrokes, instantly, even if my inbox contains 10,000 messages.
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That seems like a ridiculous security requirement, but also like a rather interesting project to work on! The ultimate security through obscurity.
> [...] The author is not a bot account [...]

How does GitHub identify "bot accounts"? I thought there is just one type of user accounts. You can give the API tokens generated on that account to a bot. But there is no flag in the settings to make it a "bot account".
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The USSR was not a communist country either if you want to argue semantics, as they called themselves socialists. Socialism is just the kind of regime that leads to a communist utopia, in the future.
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If there's an algorithm to create this 'randomness' then how can it be all that random?

Isn't it just learning to make an approximation of that algorithm, rather than actually predicting chaos?
"Government can just steal Facebook's data" is definitely one more reason to limit what Facebook can gather and process.
Aren't we talking about government salaries here? It's not like there aren't (more) lucrative options elsewhere for any and all qualified candidates. Money isn't always the primary motivator.
And in general more redundancy for all instruments.
Unless they make the same people bike in a randomly decided way during the study, it's likely selection bias to a large extent - more experienced cyclists would ride on roads, less experienced (and on worse bikes without disc brakes) - on sidewalks.
If you run a small US company with a few hundred paying customers and low single digit EU customers, how is the EU going to penalize you? Especially if those EU customers' funds go directly to a US bank account?
Let's put journalists interview quotes on the blockchain! Then they can't be faked and everyone can ensure they are real!

/s
Yes. Vladmir Vaptnik (1995)'s work on SVMs is probably the most recent, but linear regression is an ML technique as well.
I object to the premise of this article. Democracy isn’t broken, it’s just messy. A cursory glance at history should reveal that it has always been messy.

Thinking back on civics lessons we had in high school, it’s sort of weird that we teach such a romanticized version of the history of democracy to kids. It’s a guaranteed recipe for disillusionment - no matter how good your government is, it can never match up to the idealized versions of historical figures. They’re not here for us to converse with, else we’d quickly learn they are just as flawed as anyone else.
Well when done this way with all the constraints you specified, then yes the homework interview works very well. Unfortunately, the vast majority of hiring managers do not come anywhere close to any of the points you mentioned.

Just last week, I was interviewing for an opportunity as a VP of Engineering for a post-early-stage startup. The CTO gave me a take home assignment involving building not one but three complete applications (to be delivered in a docker container so it could be easily run). When I told him that I didn't have the kind of time it would take to perform this, he told me all the other candidates for the same role had no issues with it.

I ended up withdrawing from the process.

If senior roles itself are being hired like this, then I can only imagine how much worse it would be for individual contributor engineering roles.
colonialist, I can understand as Israel was carved out of the British Mandate, but I don't see the racism aspect?
Jew here. What's anti-semtic about this. Did `G-d` not tell the Jews it's their promised land? Is it not part of the justification used in elements of the dispute?

Antisemitism is not the act of disagreeing with a Jewish person. It's bigotry based on that classification. This is unequivocally not anti-Semitic in my mind and I'm saying that from the perspective of someone who has experienced bigoted anti-Semitic treatment.
In the recording of the tower communications, she specifically mentions the person that was sitting next to the broken window, it doesn't sound at all like she believes that most of the passengers are (seriously) injured.
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you mean the civilians brainwashed into killing their citizens?
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Installed this on my site and already received a serious prospect contacting me. Great UX!
"Democracy is broken" means that the will of the people is largely ignored, regardless of who they elect. This has been demonstrated to be the case in the US [1].

What's wrong with government "increasing" as society becomes more specialized and complicated?

And not everyone thinks that way, so it's not a place to "start" when talking about democracy.

[1] https://scholar.princeton.edu/sites/default/files/mgilens/fi...
False precision annoys me.

For example, an article might say someone travelled 1243 miles — very precise and authoritative journalism there. Of course, they were actually told they travelled 2000 km, clearly an approximation.
It is the occupation and the every expanding settlements that is generally seen as the problem. One people who do not have rights under the control of another for the last 50 or so years. The same issue in apartheid South Africa. That is the fundamental and core issue, everything else is noise around it.

And the occupation can not end because so many want to keep the settlements expanding.
How do you know they are stored in plain text?
And in the process kill everyone who already lived there?
Fuck off, please
Interesting. Do you have the same opinion regarding any country whose military has killed unarmed civilians - including US and UK - or just Israel?
I share your opinion Gaius, but the recruiters seem to think otherwise. In the last year I've been to seven interviews (by all standards I am considered a senior dev with an appealing pedigree) and this is not something unexpected at all.

The worst is that when they ask you to take three or five days off and work with the future team to see how you fit in (not for free though). I'm not too enthusiastic about it, but I already did it twice.
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Can't disagree. I didn't see the page in that way before. At first I just want to paste some code there. If a new user came, he/she knows nothing about Clojure and he/she does not read it. He/she gets the impression that Clojure is a Lisp with so many garish features, nice. If a experienced Clojure user same, he just recognized the code and thought "yes that is Clojure".

If a new user tries to read the code, there can be confusions. True. There's still quite a gap in in front of new users who want to know ClojureScript better. Any examples you have seen that solves the problem while we still have so many snippets in the first screen?
inodes are a similarly weird reason to be “out of space”. the number of new-to-linux users that i’ve asked “have you checked inodes?” is huge. once you know that, you know that there are more things than just bits on the drive that effect available “space”
I want to live in a world when we have normal recruitment process for programmers. I have about 17 years of experience. And really my university grades are not important (yes, some companies want to see that). In all places where I worked I knew databases much more than all other people together, I organized training for them etc. Despite my database-oriented CV, I'm always asked basic database questions usually asked by someone who doesn't understand them, and then doesn't understand my answers. I also got some stupid IQ tests with multiple good answers (however exactly one was in the key).

I can talk about bad recruitment processes for hours. I just want to meet competent recruiters, and managers - just like they want to find a competent candidate.
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This article is mostly about voting, focusing on technological "solutions" to voting, many of which make the situation less auditable and trustworthy. But democracy is not just about voting. It's about the whole system of participation and expression. Campaigning, canvassing, candidate selection, pluralism, lobbying, identity, NGOs, federalism/devolution, and media coverage of all the above.

This is partly why attempts to airdrop democracy into other countries have gone wrong. You can't just set up ballot boxes and hope the rest of the system coalesces around them.

Another lesson that might be learned from overseas "democracy promotion" is that nothing turns a democracy into a failed state quicker than ethnically-fragmented voting.
What tenant protection laws should allow a person to stay somewhere when they can't afford the rent?

I can't seem to muster up sympathy for her. She gets $1300 a month from disability. There is nothing stopping her from going some place where the rent is cheaper. There is nothing "valid" about trying to live somewhere you can't afford.
Blocking the pages in robots.txt will remove them from the Wayback Machine. That sucks.

Qt did that for their documentation when they changed ownership and moved their website. They didn't migrate the old documentation, either. This made updating broken links much more difficult because I couldn't easily read the pages they originally pointed to.
I would agree with some of the point you raise: no clear moral superiority of some of the people they are against.

Do recall that that Israel has followed a policy of assassination based on political disagreement. People have been assassinated for their speech and opinion.
I tried to find an Israeli source, but was stopped by paywalls. Maybe the EU response is reliable enough: https://eeas.europa.eu/headquarters/headquarters-homepage/42...
First, learn the fundamentals. Use a typing course (keys covered) until you can touch type about 10wpm. The point of this is not to become a fast touch typer but to develop a muscle memory for where each key is so that you're never hunting for a key.

Then practice. Practice doesn't have to be a typing course; it can be something you want to do anyway - programming, transcription, writing. For me it was chat rooms as a kid. The more you practice, the more fluent you'll get.

Again, to be a fluent typist, you don't have to be a perfect touch typist. The important thing is not to be hunting and pecking. It's ok to develop your own style that uses different fingers than the recommended ones to hit specific keys (everyone's hands are different after all) or to look down at the keyboard now and again to reorient yourself.

But it sounds like what you need to do more of is practice.
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Microsoft should stick to basic interpreters.

Apple should only do desktop PCs. Music players, that's ridiculous.

Oracle should only do databases.

Google should stick to search. What do they know about operating systems? They also have no business running their own datacenters, what could they possibly know about allocating ten billion dollars in capital annually to such an operation.

Amazon is a retailer. Cloud services, artificial intelligence, devices, is that a joke?

Intel makes memory chips, what do they know about processors?

Facebook has $41 billion in cash. They're about to start piling up $20 billion per year. Zero debt.

They can do almost anything they want to within reason and not worry about the financial consequences. Their shareholders will be a lot more upset if they don't take pragmatic business risks and pursue opportunity.
DPA cares for local laws the GDPR does not trump local EU legislation.

What court do you use to appeal a complaint or a fine?

There are no processes at all for a non-EU entity to function within the GDPR and saying it’s not rocket science isn’t going to change that.
Wireless brain implants are insecure, and can be hijacked
It's completely a failing on her part. If she is on disability, why should the government give her more money to live in an expensive place. $1300 a month isn't a lot, but it is enough to live in many parts of the US.

Why is it the taxpayers responsibility to make sure that she doesn't have to move from Seattle?
z.\SUY.ZA... and Israel-is-70 (text from the picture) have the same length.

Coincidence?
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Of course you collapse sequences of BF instructions, but then you get an even lower cpu-instructions / bf-command ratio. The paper gives 5/1, I claim it's at MOST 1.3/1, and with a basic optimising compiler you can get far below that of course.
> "it would never work, you just can't make people switch habits like that overnight"

What? The habit of changing the clocks twice a year?
Fastmail charges you in AUD? Weird, I know it's an Australian company but I paid for service earlier this month and was charged in USD. And I'm not misinterpreting the "$" as a USD-only sign, the invoice literally says "USD".
Spoiler:

... as it was said, the first brainfuck program prints xor-with-key. The second program doesn't output anything but it sets the memory "array" with 12 non-zero values. By XORing these values with the phrase present in the image (12 characters too) you get "35.205.32.11" which can be an IP (something in Google's ranges), geographical coordinates (interpreted as x,y they point somewhere in Israel, in fact) or I don't know whatever else.
This needs to be tempered hard with the "realistic beliefs".

High standards can lead to heavy anxitety which will kill productivity.
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The tracking part will be one step away - i.e, it'll "read the transcript" including all the missed subtle inflections and other subtleties; contextual clues from pitch or tone e.g. sarcasm, which will lead to some hilarious mis-targeting, until LEO (or other Authorities) use a similar system and something dreadful happens.
I’m Israeli and my family was murdered by antisemites like you. I do not believe in god, but I believe in history.

Yes, the IDF kills innocent civilians. But so does every army, like the US army for example. It’s not done on purpose. When soldiers do it on purpose and not to save lives, they get punished.
The status of 140 people in the back has zero bearing on the situation in the cockpit.

The situation is that one engine has gone offline and there has been a sudden depressurization event.
The airline industry realized long ago that people suck under pressure so they write checklists and explicit sets of procedures for dealing with basically everything.

Your job as the pilot is to execute that checklist, as best you can and not be a cowboy.

Even getting the plane ready for takeoff is a checklist you must complete and file before every takeoff.
In my eyes reliability, having Russian expertise on metal working it is easer to build new rocket than create bullet prof inspection methodology and reuse it. That guy can lost trust with just few failed rockets and everybody will tell that vertical landing is not feasible.
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Looking forward to it.

It is really nice to finally start having C++ environments close to the promise of Energize C++ and Visual Age C++ 4.
> But you're dreaming of technology that may never happen.

IMO automation, genetic engineering, implants and replacement of natural body parts by artificial body parts will start social, economic and medical revolutions within the next decade.

One of the worst misbeliefs is that the end of poverty (at least world hunger) and the end of large-scale wars (e.g. Middle East) is just futurist idiocy while it is actually achievable within a year with existing technology. But political priorities prevent it.

Anyway, my point is that effort is required to advance science and technology. To call it a dream and to do nothing to realize it is the wrong way. It only wastes time because the efforts and investments must be made anyway (by future generations).

> There is no way at the moment that we can sustain our current lifestyles without fossil fuels.

True. But again: There was and is not enough effort to create the technological alternatives.
Besides, a lot of energy (and burned forests) could be saved by simply not eating animal products any more.

> In addition, if we remain unsustainable then we'll just grow to fill the next level unsustainability if a new technology did come along.

Humanity is always at the frontier of sustainability or possibilities for one reason or another. Science and technology lead to creation of resources (e.g. use of steel, use of fossil fuel, use of Uranium, use of solar power) and more efficient use of resources like e.g. man power (e.g. by better program languages, better programs, better computers, better cars, better houses) and less religious societies and less wars and lower birth rates.
So we should subsidize people because they want to live near friends and family? I believe in the safety net and don't believe that the richest country in the world should let anyone go hungry or be without medical care, but I draw the line at subsidizing someone to allow them to live in one of the most expensive cities in the US.
Someone needs to come up with a better unit for antenna efficiency. Which non-expert can understand how much -3.5dB and -1.25dB differ?
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It depends on what you mean by "fully open" (i.e. you want the mask set and design files too...?), but if you're just looking for a PC-on-a-chip, there's this:

http://www.dmp.com.tw/tech/vortex86dx/

The site looks old but according to this, it's still in production:

https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/news/are-designers-still-us...
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I'm no founder, I never found anything. I do have a lot of hats. Safe to say, non of them are very fancy. The article writing hat is, you guessed it, made of paper. I've reduced the rules to a single one (where reduced is a lie that means I don't know any better) Whatever you do, its probably crap enough to alienate some of the audience. Stick with however you did this. Consistency is everything.

An example would be the frequency of posting. If you went with daily posts you have to stick with it. People who don't like daily posts certainly wont start reading you just because you've dropped to 1 post every 2 months. Try stay a few drafts ahead of reality if something new has to happen every day.

A different example would be making dumb jokes or the choice of uhmmm voice? Be humble and polite, be condescending and authoritative - don't mix the 2. If you chose to make some kind of jokes try stick with the theme.

Back in the days when I was half serious about anything one of the things was writing. To avoid the paper hat from self-combusting or blowing away in the wind I made sure I had one person with relevant skills read it to fire proof it and one grammar nazi to huff and puff at it. There is room for unreasonably people in your life here and in our world.
Glad to see this on here. My organisation has currently adopted this and we have seen a massive improvement in our engagement with potential clients. We are still trying to work out how we can capitalise more from this useful tool.
People move all of the time for better opportunities. She has made her choice. She chose to sleep in an SUV instead of moving some place cheaper.
Can I ask which geography you are in? I am in England and that would be excessive here. I think the most I have experienced is 3 phone screens and two full but non-contiguous day’s of on-sites.
Well the GDPR doesn’t define that it applies to anyone who touches PII belonging to EU residents.

The logic dictates is that it won’t apply to companies that simply dont have any legal presence in the EU.

But that is not defined because again there are no exceptions.

However PayPal might enforce it on you in fear of the EU going after PayPal because it’s expected that all EU companies would require GDPR compliance from their business partners overseas that perform any data processing for them or are exposed to EU PII.

However how this compliance to be achieved, validated and arbitrated isn’t defined either.
Online voting is not a solution to any problem that needs fixing and has a whole slew of problems all it's own.

- easier to commit voting fraud

- no paper trail to audit

- further dis-enfranchisement of the poor

- no way to check if votes aren't done under pressure

- harder to verify votes aren't bought
For clarification (for those who may not know) the compute module is the version of the Raspberry Pi intended for commercialized use.

See: https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/compute-module-3/
Which non expert needs to understand the difference in antenna efficiency?
I hope that it also means there will be Apple-provided LSP server for Swift soon.