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> Not holding that job suddenly puts him on the hook for that $90,000, or puts him at risk of not having health insurance and reliable transportation.

He doesn't need a car that expensive and he can move back to Canada if health insurance gets to be too much.

He's inflated his lifestyle with his increased earnings (falling short of practicing what he preaches, though in fairness he says he's bought an electric car to support the industry but that's a way to justify the purchase), and would probably dial it back down if the blog stopped throwing off that much cash.
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>Until that was immediately challenged and sensibly lifted 3 days later.

After he was sentenced and in jail.

Love the coarse metric of British "sensibility"! Sounds like we need a "sensibility spectrum" to measure this all against. Would really love to stack my freedom and property against that sturdy and immutable post of justice!
I could be overestimating. Regardless, it's an intimidating bird.
Adobe.
Just because there are alternatives doesn't mean you can assume it is dishonest. Moving money IS an honest use case.
“You don't exist. Go away.”  (Linux/Unix error message)
Justice Thomas indicated [1] his severe disapproval of civil forfeiture and interest in invalidating it should a good case present itself, and so it seems that such case just turned up. I'm waiting for the supreme court case with eager anticipation.

Last time there was a potentially suitable case the victim's lawyer made a mistake of not raising the constitutional grounds (4th amendment) during the initial trial, and this formality made it impossible to mount a good appeal.

[1] http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/politics/201...
You’re kidding, right? Anyway Microsoft will kill it and replace it with VS Code, a much better editor.
Those links offer some other interesting comparisons.

There are about 700,000 U.K. citizens living in the U.S., and only about 160,000 U.S. citizens living in the U.K. The populations are about 63 million and 320 million, respectively. On a proportional basis, one would expect to see 5x more Americans living in the U.K., but in fact, there are 4x more U.K. citizens living in the U.S.

Similar ratios apply for other countries. Germany has 1/4 the population of the U.S., but there are 5 times as many Germans living in the U.S. as there are Americans living in Germany.

Voting with your feet never lies.
How can a class action by shareholders against the company they hold shares in /ever/ be a sensible thing for anyone other than lawyers?

You own a proportion of the assets you are suing for. $100 worth of company assets you own becomes say $20, with $80 being returned to you as your class action win. But of course the lawyer fees come out so you get $30 of your $80 so $100 of assets just became $50. Your win is a huge loss.

Is this class action by investors against the company just the lawyers capturing the system to their profit? Can there ever be anything like justice at all with this?
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I found this interesting article from Pew Research on how the perspective of the public sharply differs from how the police perceive the current state of affairs.

http://www.pewsocialtrends.org/2017/01/11/police-views-publi...
Visual Studio Team Services, although very capable, is nowhere near as popular as GitHub.

I imagine this move will lead to more integrations there... Kind of like what Microsoft did with Deis and their Kubernetes offerings.
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youtube/streaming is a low-barrier to entry version of being an actor.

so all the crap that actors/actresses put up with is likely to apply to youtube/twitch people.

dreams, pressure, long-hours, fame, ratings anxiety, envy, fans, meltdowns. etc.
PDFs

Ray Dalio - How the Economic Machine Works - Leveragings and Deleveragings(https://github.com/functionalflow/brains/blob/master/Zen-Of-...)

Ray Dalio - Principles(https://github.com/functionalflow/brains/blob/master/Zen-Of-...)
…right. That article bemoans the use of "shouting fire in a crowded theater" as a rhetorical device, but doesn't actually discuss the legality of such speech.

(IANAL, but there exists such a thing as depraved indifference murder: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depraved-heart_murder)
The first 3 have long been exhausted for civil forfeiture.
My dad's version of Meltdown :)
I do have to be aware of the GC, and try to use techniques to avoid lots of allocation.
I haven't needed much in the way of fine-grained control of memory, what sorts of things were you looking for?
A lot of that "rich runtime" (i.e. including the kitchen sink for linear algebra stuff) has been moved to stdlib, but still packaged with Julia, but even before, it really didn't seem to affect performance except for slowing down the time to build julia (esp. on the Raspberry Pi!).
In over 3 years, I've never needed to write anything in C/C++ (except a couple of times I wrote something out in C just to demonstrate the Julia was generating as good or better code (and I mostly write rather low-level stuff).
I have it in mind to learn Rust, which I think would be much better than either C or C++ for that sort of stuff (to make a small robust library of functions for some hot code paths), and it integrates well with Julia (using ccall), but the day that Julia's performance hasn't been good enough as not yet come, at least not for me.
I'm not sure if that's what they meant, but regardless. Remember that there are plenty of places in the EU where things aren't going particular well.

I also remember online lots of grandstanding about the US's questionable policies around imigrants as compared to Europe. I haven't really heard them in a bit.
Many would be killed, some would be spared as useful, skilled labour like smiths, some would be spared. All would drop substantially in social status and likelihood of leaving descendants, bar skilled labour, if that.
Police are a cancer in a free society. We should be raising all of our citizens to be capable of handling their own self defense and defense of their families. If that was a required part of becoming an adult in our culture, we wouldn't need uniformed father figures to protect us.
Besides the points already mentioned by others (as well as in the article), writing a cheque in this situation has the problem of being able to cash it on the other side. I cannot think of a single bank (and please correct me if I'm wrong) that would allow a client, especially a new, previously unknown client, to walk in and cash a $60k international check. Without special circumstances, you'd likely be looking at an extended hold period, which would defeat the purpose in many situations.

Source: Wrote myself a check for a similar reason (not wanting to carry more than 10k across the border). Funds were held by the receiving bank for 15 business days.
Thanks for that, I rarely use DDG but I always assumed they sanitized the Google results.
UN report on extreme poverty and human rights in the USA
It's not how things should be, but it's what decades of incredibly poor middle Eastern foreign policy gets you.

Being prepared for these things is not the same as saying these things are unavoidable certainties. There is quite a big distinction, along the lines of having a gun for self defense Vs having a gun to shoot someone.

He is basically saying support the police in their counter terrorism work, and report anything suspicious if you see it. Pretty much what you hear over the airport tannoys every time you fly.
>The occasional terrorist attack seems better than starting a world war that invited retaliatory firebombing and nuclear bombing.

Wasn't London bombed too? What's your point? Terrorist attacks are better than world wars?
I'll reply because it seems like 25% of every thread I've read on front end development in the past 5 years has a comment like this.

This library doesn't really have anything to do with React. Just because it is implemented in React doesn't mean that React needs this, over say Vue or Angular or VanillaJS or w/e "cool" library you like. In fact I would say the existence of libraries like this should make you want to adopt React over a library with less adoption.

I would also suggest you be more open to the idea that these kinds of things matter quite a bit when you are operating at scale. This type of library isn't really intended for the use case where spending time making optimizations isn't important or interesting.
> but the government is smart enough to not do that

you're talking about our government?
I think the biggest issue is with the regularity of having to post things and be a "consistent product". In the era of broadcast TV this was done season by season, with the bulk of the stress coming from avoiding cancellation. You got your slot for weeknights, or once a week in prime time, and that was it. The process was self-limiting and distributed the stress around - not to the point where everyone was relaxing, but it allowed for some breaks. In the open-platforms era it's all self-imposed, so the standards are allowed to creep upwards to extremes.

I started on a video essay project which will go on Youtube and can see this hitting me already. There are some incredibly productive folks out there who have a dedicated staff to add the magic of editing and audiovisual effects. I will be happy just to get my audio sounding OK and to have something resembling visual style.

Regardless, I have confidence in what I'm doing because I have a clear direction and intent with the content with relatively modest goals(a portfolio building career move). Optimization for the short term popularity metric guarantees that you end up competing in a world of formulaic "man talks into camera", "man plays video game", "man reviews product", "man lives everyday life" type content. And while I could see myself doing some of those, for fun or experimentation, I wouldn't want to become someone reliant on it. It helps to have a few different things going on.
also don't have kids. They are a money suck.
What do you know now? How long did it take you to get to this point? It's hard to provide future predictions without having any past data to base it on.
>That is, the gene pool (on the male side) leaned towards violence (as a means of survival). That in turn served as the foundation of white Western Europe repeatedly exerting itself as a superior culture.

this replacement (sedentary agriculturalists killing/pushing out hunter-gatherers) happened everywhere in the world, not just 'white western europe'
That's a different kind of suit. The first suit to is to prove your innocence (ugh) to get the money returned. The second suit is to complain about the civil rights violations.
There is no such thing. Windows is garbage. I would never trust tech advice from someone who moves from OSX, a *nix OS, to Windows, a garbage toy.

At the very end the author says that linux is supported. So why did he choose Windows? Suspect.
But the same could be said of the US, people of Detroit are not the same as the people from eg. Vermont.
I think people forget how bad Skype was in a lot of ways though. The big reason they shifted to the cloud model, for instance, was how unreliable message delivery was on phones with peer-to-peer. I remember when, in order to send images, you and the other person had to be online at the same time.

They made some missteps, sure, but Skype was already a very dated solution.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokyo_subway_sarin_attack
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They don't "need" to, but they can use all that data to build a better profile on you and thus sell advertisers better targeting.
My examples are ones of technological society still making loaded 21st century weapons while the typical mindset (for both geniuses and fools) had already been baked-in thousands and thousands of years ago. Too much change, too much power, entirely without baked-in evolutionary heuristics for dealing with it.
Gorgeous.

And, as a curious artist— is the 'GeoColor' image composited by the satellite camera or done manually afterward in post? Mostly, I'd love to see raw stills of the different bands they reference in the image (like the infrared band).
The rationale, such as it is, is that proving guilt beyond a reasonable doubt is too hard, and the Constitution does not apply to civil forfeiture (civil=$$$, criminal=imprisonment). The 4th Amendment (unreasonable searches and seizures) is quietly ignored.
The Met is one of the world’s great museums. It is easily worth $25. As a student of art history in Southern California I simply did not understand the appeal of certain artworks until I saw them at the Met, where I was moved to tears several times. It turned out that I simply hadn’t been able to experience first-rate collections where I lived.
Yep. Tor gateways are usually included along with VPNs and AWS ips in most basic ip blocklists.
Maths is perfectly standard Indian or British English.

The neighborhood mentioned in the screen shots, "Andheri East" is in Mumbai. Mumbai's lingua franca is Hindi, and Marathi is the state language of Maharashtra which Mumbai is the capital of, so it seems likely that they're starting the rollout in Mumbai, given that these are two of the language choices.
Nah, the scooters are fast enough for the bike lane. They are so new that we dont have a social compact to govern them. They are a great innovation and will help over all with life in the city. Over time the social contract will be eatablished and responsible folks, that is most folks, will observe the safe amd normative behavior scooter use needs.
> > Your government currently arrests people for criticizing the government online

> Citation needed - I have _never_ heard of this happening.

A British teenager was arrested and charged for posting on Facebook that UK soldiers should go to hell.[0]

[0]: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/libertycentral/201...
Classic and relevant quote from 1985-ish: "Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes hurtling down the highway."

Today, the equivalent may be an autopilot Tesla Model X full of microSD cards. Terabyte-per-second calculations left as an exercise to the reader.
> The fact it's getting better is obviously a positive thing but will it stay that way in the future? no one knows.

This is such a prejudiced statement. It can be said of any company.
It's that second one. Geneticists talk about genes being "conserved" when they are needed, and use the level of conservation to understand how essential a gene is to the functioning of an organism. For example, hemoglobin genes are highly conserved across all animals, because any mutation there is likely to produce an unviable organism.

If something is not conserved by selection, then the default is for it to be overwritten. So more like "need it or lose it". But I feel like that's pretty close to the article's phrasing.
Think about it like this, who owns the root of the file system? Someone has to own it so they named that user root. Though, I have also thought, well then why not have another user who owns all the administrative directories? I suppose it makes root redundant if all root does is own/manage the root of the file system. So root it is.
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>Those free speech protections have been implicated in an ongoing series of terrorist murders, which is a bad thing.

How did free speech carry out terrorist murders?
This isn't what I intended to communicate at all. Lower level personnel behaving badly is just a symptom of the real problem, and punishing them would be an easy scapegoat for higher up authority.

Just like with a toxic CEO in a company, firing some employees isn't a long term solution to fixing the culture. The leaders, the heads of the departments, is where the accountability should be.
No, I would prefer that they just use my geo-location.

I wouldn’t even mind if they asked me every couple of months or so to verify my location.
Tl,Dr: it's an app that scrapes and aggregates weblinks of streaming videos...similar to the Kodi addon Covenant. It's probably illegal and shady.
Yes, that is a fair point and I agree that the way we are raising animals today is drastically different from 100 years ago. Mad cow disease starts from US farmers feeding cows shitty animal parts to herbivore cows. Turkeys have to be artificial inseminated because they are engineered too fat to have sex. Chickens are fed growth hormone and then given a square foot to live in and are pumped with anti bioticd so they don’t die from their living conditions. Lots of terrible things there.

I personally don’t have a problem with killing animals for energy, but the manner in which we are raising the animals seems wrong to me. So I see your point there and it does make me question my diet.
This: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/containers
> After he was sentenced and in jail.

... As he should be, for breaking a court order in the most ridiculous manner. Twice.

> Would really love to stack my freedom and property against that sturdy and immutable post of justice!

You are aware that you're commenting on a post about how a citizens freedom and property where taken without any due process? And how that happens a lot? And how it's legal?

I feel like you're just looking to be triggered by something, and this man breaking two court orders gets you going, so we might as well end it here.
My favorite tablet ever made is discontinued and I never got to buy it[0] and it had a design that made complete sense to me. It is the only tablet where the speakers are facing you and they're on the top and bottom (idk any other tablet doing this...) and they're really loud. My fiance has one because I recommended it to her, and her parents got it for her as a graduation present.

It has it's funky moments, but I'm upset they never renewed it. It was slick and no nonsense. It's a gaming tablet, but a tablet is a tablet. Dear Nvidia, bring back the Nvidia Shield Tablet and market it better. Market it for everyone, not just 'gamers' and you could make a killing off it, if you QA it enough.

I love Android and want a serious tablet, but instead I have an iPad. I just don't understand why nobody makes a decent (more competitive like the Shield) Android Tablet.

[0]: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/shield/tablet/
I fail to see how this does anything but punish our own citizens.
> the police steal as much as everyone else combined

No, that's a "fake news" myth.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2015/11/23/cops-...

> If you add up all the property stolen in 2014, from burglary, theft, motor vehicle theft and other means, you arrive at roughly $12.3 billion,

> The total value of asset forfeitures was more than one-third of the total value of property stolen by criminals in 2014.
Maybe the vast majority of users expect GChat, which was traditionally inside of GMail, to be part of GMail.
That’s not remotely “factually true”.

Please tell me, where can I buy this user data you speak of? Do you have a Facebook URL you can share where I can spend money to buy user data?

I’m especially interested in buying stolen user data from Facebook, too.

So please, if you can point me to somewhere that I can buy a giant zip file of stolen user data from Facebook, that’d be awesome.

I suspect what you actually mean is that I can run ads that are targeted based on aggregate user data, but that’s not even remotely the same as buying user data. It’s not even close. I can’t run ads against small audiences either, so if someone clicks on my ads I know some general stuff about them based on my campaign targeting, but I’m certainly not getting a data dump about them, there’s no way for me to identify them, etc.

And none of that targeting data is “stolen”, either. It’s all provided voluntarily by the user to Facebook in accordance with their privacy policy.

Your contention is probably that people would never provide that data if they knew it was going to be sold, so it’s basically “stolen”.

My response would be that: a) it isn’t sold, as we established, and b) people actually don’t care that much about this. If they did, they’d actually read the damn privacy policy they agreed to. But no one does, because they don’t really care enough to be bothered.
I don't know the answer to your question but want to state the a differing point of view in the same vein which is how I understood it as the contrast might be something I learn from.

There can never be practically useless mathematics. Someone will always find a practical use in the physical world for any new mathematics that is developed. The story I heard illustrating this was that in the shadow of WW1 various mathematicians who lived through that horror became (understandably) pacifists (Hardy?) and decided they wanted to make sure their work would never be useful in weaponry and so devoted themselves to the utterly useless number theory. Sadly for them in a world of crypto number theory has a major use and that is military.
That seems like it would require a compile step with a file loader, which is generally doable but means you need handling for (for example) Webpack vs. Parcel vs. whatever else.
1. Agreed.

2. (Windows 10) Isn't that only in the technical preview versions? Or is the keylogger in the release versions too?
But that's not criticising the government, you could call the government a bunch of cunts and no one is coming to arrest you. But if you harass an individual then that individual can use the government to prevent further harassment. This sort of malicious communication was illegal before the intern but now it is easier to commit it as you don't need to know where someone lives to send a letter, you can tweet them without leaving the house. In the past I imagine you had to do something pretty bad to get lots and lots of hate mail (takes a bit of effort to write the letter and send it ) but these days you could wear the wrong colour shirt and end up on the internets shit list and have your inbox or Twitter feed deluged in seconds.