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Firstly, good documentation will include example code anyway. That's part of the course of documenting.

Secondly, exams code can get outdated just as much as human documentation. I've lost count of the number of times I've gone to compile example code only to find it doesn't work because of API changes or such like. I've also had example code crash my whole machine because it effectively created a fork bomb (thanks Microsoft for that one!)

So the arguement of example code Vs documentation isn't a mutually exclusive one.
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I wish more projects lile this existed. Most of the tools don't need a huge UI but something simple to install and well integrated is very much needed.

I like the toga project in python : https://pybee.org/project/projects/libraries/toga/

Tkinter is terribly integrated and QT hard to install so toga hits a sweet spot. But it's very immature.

My favorite toolkit is still wx, however it just reached V3 compat so it's considered unstable. You can pip install it (well, linux support is so so yet) and all the UI looks native, including the file dialogs.
This- also history thought us that shunned and silenced ideas, get a "cool" bonus with the youth, who just search for a reason to provoke the previous generation.

Its unbelievable, that the same methods that where used to "prevent" the spreading of Gangsta-culture, and horribly "failed" (because the music was good) are used to contain extreme-right ideas. As a result a whole generation of youth, will take to the alt-right as a "our-culture" movement and do the hitler-crib-walk.

If the left ever want to recover from living historys memory fading, it has not only to rethink its core concepts but also its tools. Cause there attempts at society control basically boil down to supporting the opposing sites cause.

Half, of those alt-righters you see, are basically under-class trying to distance themselves as far as possible from what is perceived as entitled culture-controll-class of university dwelling aristocrats.
In short, that is the proletariat the left was made off. The irony.

It also does not help that whenever you talk with them, this hidden enthusiasm for totalitarian systems (Putins Russia/China) flares up, where "the gloves are off" for Place-unwanted-Group-Here.
Imagine if people carried a bag, utensils and a mug with them everywhere, and food places basically assumed that every customer did this? Society could even make it fashionable, e.g. it wouldn’t look strange to hang a necklace of stuff around your neck if everyone did so.

It’s insane that just about every consumer interaction in a typical day generates even more trash, often for things that simply don’t need it. I don’t need yet another cup but I always get one...
Linux has a stable kernel ABI. If you can get hold of the appropriate libraries of the vintage of the executable and set up the library loading correctly, it is possible to run it. Of course if the binary is a.out format, then we can't do this.
No model can ever be 100% accurate. Part of it being a model (whether a physical model or a theory, etc) is that it idealises certain aspects of that which is being modelled.

Simulations are one form of model. So to call simulations a different basket of fish is a mistake. Every model attempts to predict the outcome of something.

Nor can you say that reality is mathematical as an a priori argument or knowledge. It is simply a claim that is open to dispute. You are now dipping into philosophy. What would be much more accurate is that mathematics is a very useful tool in developing models of the universe around us. Certainly, there are various mathematical streams that give interesting insights in the physical world around us. But just because they are useful doesn't mean that they are correct.
Yes, sorry—I should have been abundantly clear that I was responding only to the "You can figure it out yourself from the header file, you don't need docs" point. If it's an unfinished or hobby project, great! Those are cool, and I don't mean to discourage them / place high bars on them existing in public, and I am super sorry for not being clear about that.

Hobby or personal-interest projects with an expectation of no real use don't need externally-facing documentation because they have no externally-facing APIs at all, not because their APIs are obvious.
My experience with philosophy was all undergrad and peaked at the 300 level. That experience is what has led to my belief that the overwhelming majority of philosophy has little of value to offer me.

I'm certainly open to being wrong about this; if I were to judge the field of computing solely by what is taught in undergraduate courses, I'd have a lower opinion of it. However I still got the impression that the most well grounded fields of philosophy are no more related to reality than the more ivory-tower fields of computer science.
I wouldn't take such an advice. For me getting to the root cause of things is one of the core values of a good programmer (and for operations as well).

Cause #2 is also fictitious, the 5 whys never say anything about fixing the problem, only understanding it. In fact, for me, not fixing the problem is just as valid a solution - as long as you know what caused it, you can determine if it's worth fixing it at the root or even at all.

As to the linearity of cause and effect, while it's true that many problems have multiple causes, a solution to a linear problem will prevent alternative causes below it. Besides, the grand majority of issues arising in mature systems arise from a single cause and have linear cause and effect.
AirBNB as a company simply disgusts me.

So after forcing every user on their platform to agree to a "Non discrimination policy" pop up window which feels pretty weird and accusatory - I mean i'm trying to book a villa on a beach, what does my opinion of other people have to do with anything? Take my fucking credit card, make the booking, and my thoughts and opinions are none of your damn business.

What's next, all their male users must be forced to attend online "how not to rape" classes to be able to make a booking?

So here we are - Airbnb caught with their pants down being absolute hypocrites. Turning away a user because of her chosen career in the sex industry. How is that not discrimination?

I think it's time AirBnb got out of the ideology politics game and just ran a damn booking service.
But it is his will to remain self-consistent, i.e. he cannot change and has no desire to do so. God is entirely different from us in that there is no contradiction anywhere in his person, nature, or work.
I'm 35, I've had issues with heartburn for most of my adult life. A few times, I've used baking soda temporarily when I don't have access to another antacid. I quit doing that, because of the last three times. The two times before last, my right knee dislocated ("popped out") hours after and I fell to the floor. That was startling. I didn't "correlate" that it could be related until the second time it happened. The final time I had it, I woke up to a burning and excruciating pain that coursed my entire back. I don't know if it was the ligaments, the discs, or what not but it was painful. I've felt that a few more times in the middle of the night without having had baking soda. So, very likely not related since it was a single dose. But, I'm not experimenting with baking soda as an antacid again with my knee having dislocated twice! There must be no relation but it's a lot like never eating a food again after getting terribly ill. Not gonna do that again!
Well the real power is not in the POTUS in the US. So the presidential election are a good way to divert attention and focus blame while bigger entities do their job.
There’s a difference between what’s good for a country and what’s good for an individual person - society at large can’t really function if it laws place the singular wants and needs of any given person as the metric of allowable. Just because you can justify a hatred doesn’t mean there’s some transitive property that means society should therefore tolerate it.
> Europe doesn't have the same problem the rest of the 1st world has with obesity.

Europe has the same problem, only to a lesser degree. According to [1]: Weight problems and obesity are increasing at a rapid rate in most of the EU Member States, with estimates of 51.6 % of the EU’s population (18 and over) overweight in 2014.

[1] http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php/...
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Classic HN comment: criticize someone else's cool idea to make one's self feel better about not having that idea.
If you have a whole class of people who have every hour of the day to nanny and harass other people - to rile them up- with any means possible, seems like a good cause.

Bonus Points if you put a Hammer and Sickle right next to them.
Creepy Thought-controll-freaks of all nations united- in outrage. My man.
Doh. I see, of course.

Yeah, I'd gotten it in my head the BTS (TXCO) and the probe equipment needed to be super close together...
"we thought about coming Thursday but then you are closed so now we thought of Saturday".
Even if you do that's what pay as you go SIMs are for.
Not a fan of this term "the root cause". It appears to be causing some semantic trouble for the author as well. If you never get it in your head that you're going to find the "root cause" of something (initial conditions of the universe? lol), then you won't be looking for it. You'll be looking for the most promising point of intervention, which is what we do.
>Sure, where did Zeus, Promethues, Thor, and countless of other 'gods/titans/demi-gods' heroes come from?

Hollywood. They come from Hollywood and bear little resemblance to the originals.
Suspension is a solved problem since the 60's. The issue is one of economics not of technology.
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Why do mean you are no longer in irak or that the nsa is no longer spying on the people it's supposed to protect ?

Beside, japan never attacked the us soil.

I'm underlying all this because i want to point out the us is a very agressive country with an history of violence internally and externally.

That's not to deny the positive things in america nor the good that it did for the world or the comfort and freedom a lot of it's population enjoy.

It's just that tye later should not make you forget the former. If you can't see both, you are blind of one eye.
An interesting take on this these illusions is that they also highlight the difficulties of machine learning. An AI might classify the sound as 100% sure it heard laurel, while another human is 100% sure he heard yanny. As both humans and AI have been proven to make such mistakes now, who would you trust? Can we trust AI to take decisions on its own?
It says access to the mapping is required. Point 49.

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Mercedes CL and S-class have had active suspension ('ABC') for about 20 years now with that feature, I believe Rolls Royce had it too. It's crazy expensive to repair if something breaks. Citroen pioneered it but is moving away from it. I've had a couple of DS's in the late 80's and after switching to another car (Austin Maxi) I once took a speedbump without slowing down and hit the roof with my head. The Citroen dealt with obstacles so well it made you forget they were there.
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That ornithology is not useful to birds says more about the birds than about ornithology.
Yes. Controversially, they then become a risk for cyclists, which I found out the hard way.
That might be the one from 2015 that I was looking for!
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It’s not just this sort of editor who cause problems. There is a class of editor who makes no significant extra content via research or substantially flesh out article but who watch the edits as they come through.

As an example, see the user WWGB - if you review their contribution history you will not see any work done other than “review” the work of others:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/WWGB
There are very interesting FPGA implementations of CHIP-8 out there!
a) why must US politics be interjected into everything?

b) I would rather the US have free speech instead of punishing thought crimes.
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Or at least pier-reviewed.

I, for one, welcome our new cephalopod overlords.
You're right. It's not nearly as clean a solution as "God did everything, QED"
A blog post Peter Norvig commented. Nice.
God, what an asshole. Three months seem hardly enough to teach this level of stupid.
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I'm suggesting Ocaml. ^__^

It doesn't have something like OTP (there are libraries like LWT for concurrency and IPC tho) but allegedly should have good math performances, from what I recall the last time I've played with the "big languages shootout" game...
BTC's dominance in the crypto space is at record lows[1], so I would question their ability to speak for the ecosystem as a whole. Ethereum, Ripple, and Bitcoin Cash have a voice as well. Each of those has a very different vision for the future of cryptocurrency, and none of them are talking about "store of value" as their main goal.

[1] https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/#dominance-percentage
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How is that relevant? When calculating my home's value should I add the cost of my college tuition? I wouldn't have my job without my degree, and I wouldn't have my house without my job.
If you'd shown them, we could try to say. This way, this is an empty claim.
I do the same. I have found it enormously helpful.
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The same trick was used to convinced Putin to go for olympic games in Sochi. Except they used ad in radio programme [1].

[1] All the Kremlin's Men by Mikhail Zygar
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Thank you both, hopefully it should be more clear now :)
First, pearl arbor was during a war that was running for 5 years aready. It's not like japan took the agressive initiative here. And that's not an attack of america in general. Have you seen any japan plane bombing the us cost ?

Secondly, only twice ? What kind of argument is that ?

And you went to war on vietnam. And afghanistan. You've been at war non stop after 1945.

Then you talk about nine eleven, which is a terorist act, not another country attacking. Juste an isolated act, and as usual, the us over reacted.

Other countries in the world are targets of terrorist attacks too. Do you thing we go wiping out a country where the bad guys are hidding because of it ?

Just the fact you are justifiying the war monger attitude like it's a casual brunch is scary to me.

But it also makes my point about america vs china. China is terrible. But america is a bully in this world.
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My goal is not "preventing bad things", but rather "remembering interesting things".
You're saying that he chose to have no choice. This implies there was a point at which he had a choice, then chose to have no choice. Can you see how nonsensical this is?
Our DNA may be as inevitable and common in the universe as the elements from which they are made. Quarks snap together in common forms we call protons, neutrons and electrons. They in turn combine to form a set of regular elements with consistent characteristics. Is it really such a stretch to imagine that the elements form amino acids quite readily all over the universe?
All experiments require repeat measurements for confidence. None of this means that passive methods are impossible, which is what you were saying earlier.
> dining nightmare

bad food? :)
Again, not saying they are equal. But just because the guy next door has cancer doesn't mean it's worth a party to have malaria.
Why you stayed only 2 years there?
That’s great that Clint Eastwood personally prefers that style, but that doesn’t make it universally true nor does it mean that other directors would have the same results with one take. The negative effects of stifling a director by placing this artificial constraint would probably counteract any positives of having two versions.
From a European point of view, checks are just a thing of the past. The solution to expensive bank transfers is not using checks (which has its own issues) but just make it cheaper (free) and real-time like in the rest of the world.
Another one:

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I think GTK is an excellent library for C. If you use Glade and GTKBuilder, you don't have to write the boilerplate either. You design you UI in Glade visually, add your signals, set your id's etc. Then you save your design as an XML file. In your C code you load that design with a simple function, then assign the function names for the signals you've created in the visual designer. Then you're all set to go.

The library (GTK) feels the same in every language, whether it's C, Python, Go, etc.

I admit, it can be a hassle to get the library up and running, but once you do that, it is surprisingly simple to code in.
The success of Coinbase seems to indicate that customers are voting with their wallets that "No Banks" and "Decentralization" (including anonymity and censorship resistance) are not actually that highly desirable features for most people, they're willing to give them up and eager to use a trustworthy centralized service that's a bit more convenient and handles the technical risks for them.
> You really shouldn't blame the victim

Point is, he's not a victim, he's a criminal and has received his well-deserved punishment.

> you've been reading more news stories than him.

When you go to another country, it is your responsibility to follow their laws. Ignorantia legis non excusat.

>I grew up trusting authorities and them always being reasonable and I would never have imagined Germany was such a bizarrely brutal place.

"Brutal". In all fairness, compared to US prisons, German prisons must feel like holiday resorts... As a German citizen, I trust my authorities to uphold the laws.

> I used to have a nazi symbol on my car just to rile people up.

No. You had Nazi symbolism on your car because you are likely someone who agrees with the ideology. This also reflects in the kind of people you hang around with.

> Once a neighbor called the police who were completely reasonable and asked me to please not park so close to his house because it's making him angry.

And in Germany, you would have gotten jail time (§ 86a StGB), have your car confiscated and likely destroyed, and probably would have lost your driving license because you have demonstrated that you lack the adequate character to safely operate a vehicle.

And I would have been ok with that.
Let's say I operate a website where you can sign up with an email address, and I'll send you recipes. The recipes call out specific brands of ingredients. The vendors who sell those brands pay me for this service. I and my server are in the USA. Additionally:

1. My food vendors operate (a) all only in the EU; or (b) mostly worldwide, but one operates only in the EU; or (c) all worldwide; or (d) all only in the USA, but an independent third party imports many of their products into the EU.

2. My recipes are for (a) only French food; or (b) all kinds of food.

3. My email includes descriptions of the restaurants that originated the recipes. These restaurants are (a) all in France; or (b) about half in France, half in New Orleans; or (c) all in New Orleans. (New Orleans is an American city with strong French influence on its culture, and a francophone minority.)

4. The recipes are distributed in (a) French only; or (b) English and French; or (c) English only.

5. I advertise my site (a) with a run-of-network ad that shows mostly in the USA, but also on a French newspaper; (b) on a small blog whose American operator doesn't track its audience, but that I've heard is popular in France; (c) not at all, relying on word of mouth.

So I've set out 4×2×3×3×3 = 216 cases. In which of them am I subject to the GDPR? What factors or combinations of factors are determining? If I asked this question of two lawyers, how closely would you expect their answers to agree? What confidence would they express that their answers would agree with the regulator?

I think the people who think GDPR compliance is easy are saying to themselves, "If I behave in accordance with these general principles as I understand them, then the regulator will see me for the good person that I am and I'll be okay". That may be true, but it's not law.
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I would argue that anyone who takes wikipedia at face value and trusts everything they read there without further verification, research, or compatible pre-existing knowledge is not a very discerning individual. Wikipedia is not being coy about their identity, I'm pretty sure everyone knows it's edited by strangers on the internet. If you want an encyclopedic source you know you can trust then buy an encyclopedia.
Hammer and Sickle gets you into serious trouble in much of East Europe, particularly in Poland and the Czech Republic.
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That’s a very generous interpretation. Usually, when you find something that is not sufficiently well sourced, you add “citation needed” or mention it on the talk page or something. You don’t just delete entire sections that aren’t obvious vandalism.
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