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I’m quite sure yoga classes (more so teachers) that focus on Buddhist philosophy are few and far between, in the West. The majority are fitness classes.

It seems like they’ve deliberately drawn an extremely broad conclusion.

It would be very interesting to run this kind of study focusing / assessment for students of specific teachers, types of yoga or lineages of teaching.
Also important: MoviePass parent, Helios and Matheson’s.
Stock was trading at $38.86 a share in October 2017. $0.44 today. Yeaaah moviepass is screwed (I am a subscriber who likes the product but understand it is completely unsustainable).
Actual or imaginary would be a better wording...
Having laws that we selectively enforce is also unethical and despotic. The laws should be changed if there is no will to enforce them.
Is there any way to opt-out of having these in the room?

I'm not comfortable sleeping in a room with one of these devices.
“Games” in this context is short for “video games”, which is the plural of “video game”. A “video game” is a piece of software designed to present an entertaining challenge to the person or people using it.
Duh, it's called congress.
I really enjoy programming in D and your book taught me a lot and made the more complicated aspects easy to understand. I still go back to it for things that are kind of convoluted in the official docs. Learning D taught me so much more about programming and thanks to D I was able to learn and understand C after years of trying. I've even started learning assembly with D by implementing my own virtual machine and assembler.

My experience with the D community has been positive and people have been more than willing to help with problems or explaining quirks with Phobos or the D compiler.
Bash String Manipulations
"The right of asylum (sometimes called right of political asylum, from the Ancient Greek word ἄσυλον[1][2]) is an ancient juridical concept, under which a person persecuted by his own country may be protected by another sovereign authority, such as another country or church official, who in medieval times could offer sanctuary. This right was already recognized by the Egyptians, the Greeks, and the Hebrews, from whom it was adopted into Western tradition."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_of_asylum

Asylum seekers do not have to be fleeing political persecution but violence or persecution in general.

Furthermore, many of the people crossing at our southern border are not Mexicans. Many are central- and south-Americans fleeing horrible civil strife.
> the child will go into the custody of the state.

The child will end up in a temporary foster home or similar housing. They will not be kept in locked chain-link areas for weeks on end.

>Also, keep in mind that it isn't all asylum applicants who get separated. If you show up at a valid port of entry into the US and request asylum, then no crime has been committed and no one is separated from their families.

This is flat out wrong.

See (for example - there are many other documented cases) https://www.cnn.com/2018/06/05/us/guatemalan-immigrant-famil...

"After the rest of the family took their chances by presenting themselves to US immigration authorities, the possibility of forced separation became reality. The 20-year-old son was sent to a detention center in San Diego. Maria and her three youngest children were shipped to a family detention center in Dilley, Texas -- about 70 miles southwest of San Antonio."

"The two youngest members of the Villatoro family are now at a detention center in New York state while their mom remains detained in Texas."
It was never argued it was a felony, and even misdemeanors can land you in jail. For illegal entry, that can be up 6 months in jail(or, 2 years if you've done it more than once).

Source: http://www.alllaw.com/articles/nolo/us-immigration/crime-ent...
The same way Microsoft and Sony have always done, I'd imagine. Or Apple for that matter.. It's not like there isn't plenty of precedent for this.

That answer being "hard luck, once it's locked it's locked".
Once you have a judgement, you contact the Sheriff to help you collect. With a judgement, you are able to take things from them in order to make your judgement. Usually once that actually starts happening, the company will cut you a check pretty quick.
http://www.msf.org/en/article/mexico-unsafe-country-thousand...

They're generally from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador, fleeing through Mexico, which isn't a particularly safe place for them either.
I imagine you're more likely to be raped by a spouse than to end up in a coercive cult. But I don't have data.

You are aware that nonmonogamous and nontraditional sexual relationships exist outside of cults, right?

Your perception of sex and sexuality outside of conservative societies seems to be skewed-both underemphasizing sexual aggression within conservative groups and overemphasizing preponderance of cults and coercion elsewhere.
Right. My point is that it would be trivial to pivot to eugenics. States like Singapore have been accused of eugenics by running State Dating agencies.
Automation is wrecking havoc on the job market: basic income the answer?
> 'separating families' is the norm for all people in the US when they go to jail

However, arresting and prosecuting every single person who crosses the border in a nominally illegal way[1] is not a norm, and neither is deporting parents while their children are still being held in the US.

[1]: "Nominally" because many of the current cases involve asylum seekers who have been cut off from actually seeking asylum.
This article is a good analysis! A few things I noticed while reading that may be useful (mostly really basic stuff, since obviously I'm not in the profiler working with the code).

Easy Win #1 could have been passing 2 as the second argument to the first call to String.Split, which would have sidestepped the "2 calls to split" problem.

It's worth pointing out that Easy Win #2 has a bug, because you said you wanted "MNO" lines, but now you're also going to pull in "MNOX" lines. You should probably use StartsWith("MNO,"), since this would have behaved the same.
it's likely a society that has reached the point where it has the economic means & political will to replace lead pipes is also improving schools / etc at that point
Beamr announces new Transcoder to advance Beamr Video Technology adoption
If we take the complaint at face value, it seems like a straightforward description. Tripp is alleged to have installed software on other employees’ computers to extract the information.

Also, giving information to the media isn’t necessarily an honest act of whistleblowing. Depends on what you’re exposing and if it’s accurate in the first place.
I wonder if doing any form of work or exercise would increase someone's ego...?

I've been performing an experiment the last two years were I don't really do anything outside of work. I just sit on the couch being a fat piece of shit. No exercise. No Yoga. No mediation. I think it has helped me keep my ego under control, and foster a healthy amount of self hatred.
>The issue of self esteem is confounded by millennia of religious dogma that tells people that "selflessness" is virtuous, when in fact quite the opposite is true. Virtue comes from the channeling of one's desire and one's life force toward noble ends, not by suppressing one's confidence and simply letting others (such as religious or political leaders) tell us that we are worthless and that they know what is best for us.

This mode of thinking is echoed in some Stoicism books I've read. Both "Meditations", and "A guide to the good life" include similar entries.

I really enjoy seeing the parallels between western(?) Meditation/mindfulness practice, and Stoicism. I do believe the meditation we predominantly practice in the west is at least slightly different from the more traditional eastern Buddhist meditation practice. But I do believe that is to be expected, the cultures are fairly different so the adaptation process was bound to create some offshoots.

There was a submission a while ago[0] that I believe does a great job of summarizing some of the cultural changes that meditation practice went through in the west, and how it contrasts to the more traditional eastern practice.

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16891276
Perhaps there should be a "lawsuits against ex employees" section on the Tesla Wikipedia page.
I don't spend $240 a year at the theatre and I have no intention of starting now.

If this is the best AMC can do while keeping a margin, then we might be in trouble.
So has law enforcement been contacted or not? If what Tesla claims he did (data theft, sabotage) were true, that's definitely violating federal law. If they choose not to ask for e.g. FBI assistance, I'd be curious to know their reasoning.
I didn't read his comment to be a defense so much as a pointing out of the hypocrisy of only being outraged about this now, when it applies to illegal immigrants, but not when it applies to the US's own citizens.
Ignite Documentation
Then lets break out the wrecking ball, because most US hospitals are organized around the idea of private rooms that require more equipment, more real estate, and more staff.
I imagine you could just unplug it.
Then why aren't people up in arms about the orders of magnitude more people who are separated from their children during normal (non-illegal-immigration) police or judicial events?
I'm on the Dart team (though I wouldn't necessarily take my comment to be an official statement of the entire team).

> (no non-nullable types)

I really wanted [1] to get those into Dart 1 (way back before Swift and TypeScript even existed), but I couldn't convince language team at the time that it was worthwhile.

When we moved to a stricter, sound type system with strong mode, we hoped to get non-nullable types into that and ship them with Dart 2. But, as you can imagine, migrating millions of lines of code from an optionally typed, unsound type system to a sound, reified static type system is a hell of a lot of work. (I'm not aware of any cases where it's been done at this scale.)

We weren't able to fit non-nullable types into that schedule and into our users' migration pain tolerance. There is only so much you can drag them through, and just getting to strong mode was a lot.

There is still a desire to bring non-nullable types to Dart. It probably won't be soon because we want to give our users a break from migration, and give our implementation teams time to take advantage of the new type system. But I haven't given up on them, and our team's new focus on static ahead-of-time compilation makes them more important than ever.

I agree that Kotlin is a really nice language. I hope we can catch up to them with Dart and exceed them in areas.

[1]: http://journal.stuffwithstuff.com/2011/10/29/a-proposal-for-...
Piala Dunia 2018: 5 Pemain Dipulangkan Lebih Cepat
Both of those phrases in that order are a coincidence? The sentence even seems off: "Sessions of this and similar trials". The previous paragraph didn't even describe a session of any sort. Anyway, the viewpoints of the author are clear from the body of the text, the order of first words was most definitely intended, he's not trying to hide his viewpoints. Let's not pretend its a coincidence. You missed a /s tag.
For each of those, these days, you could find people happily commenting on the internet to say they're glad that "they" finally came for "those people".
>I was unaware that Mexico has mass political repression

Interesting, then you should really read almost any basic summary of Mexico's current government.

http://foreignpolicy.com/2016/02/23/obama-pena-nieto-mexico-...

Not to mention asylum in the US isn't only limited to political asylum

>an applicant must establish that the government is either involved in the persecution, or unable to control the conduct of private actors

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asylum_in_the_United_States
He allegedly transmitted photography of Tesla's internal manufacturing systems.

For a company that prides itself in it's manufacturing process (even if it isn't as-promised), it seem like this could even be perceived as IP theft.
Laws have been used for thousands of years to enshrine in legal codes the prejudice and bias of superior classes. Ancient Mesopotomians in the Code of Hammurabi assigned silver shekel values of fines for killing a slave woman, killing a slave woman with child, killing a superior woman with child, killing a superior man, etc. etc. This legalistic attack of aliens/others/immigrants is another in a long string of bureaucratic masks for base human instincts.

I love your point about sneaking across the border. Those supporters of the current regime's policy, some 25-30% of the polled US population, will often simply state that these are law-breakers and criminals for breaking our laws. And yet, is the same opprobrium applied to those who speed, shoot off fireworks illegally, or dodge taxes (like many of the rich today)? If they were truly about law and order, rather than about an othering/discriminatory scheme, surely they would decry these other violations of the law?
On the one hand, I could see this being incredibly useful. Program it to answer all sorts of typical guest questions including those specific to the property/location. On the other hand, I can't really argue with those who don't feel comfortable with the idea--which is probably why this has taken so long.
Bytematic, I'd be quite interested if you could track down the details on him and his research.
By mistake therefore the employers is liable for breach of contract.

You cant get out of "frustrating a contract" by saying its a mistake
> I was unaware that Mexico has mass political repression.

You haven't been paying attention to the news.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/jun/12/mexico-electio...

> Purón was the 112th politician murdered in Mexico since September 2017 when the election process began, according to Etellekt, a risk analysis consultancy.
We liked MoviePass (pretty sure I even posted about it here). Then the CEO went on an idiotic rampage about people “gaming the system” and we got caught in the crossfire.

We used it about 1.5 x per month and loved it. Something came up one night and we couldn’t see the movie we got tickets for. Then they changed to the once-per-film policy, retroactively, meaning we could no longer rebook the movie we missed.

I gave their awful customer service 4 attempts at fixing it via the app CS and via Twitter DMs. Oh well!

Unlike some here I think they have a big opportunity— yes it’s built in another industry’s back but if they do it right they can end up with their own special events or even buy out distressed theaters and operate independently. Think Netflix moving from licensing to O&O content. Seems like they won’t make it that far though, subscribing to tickets in 2018 isn’t the same barrier of entry as fast HD streaming in 2008 or whenever Netflix nailed it down.
> I wonder, is this what ego means in Buddhism?

That's the correct question to ask, and the short answer is "no."

Non-self means that there is no sperate, unchanging self. You are a constantly changing phenomenon that has arisen due to causality.

You can see how the two might be correlated, but it's loose at best.
Beamr launches first 10bit HEVC video encoder for Intel E3
Unplug it?
Except America does not practice the biblical definition of asylum just like it does not practice the biblical definition of marriage.

And in the ancient days, you often had to live in a country such as Judea for three generations before being accepted as a member of the country. You couldn't seek asylum and then be voting in elections five years later.
The US is a federal republic with founding fathers who knew that democracy is mob rule. The electoral college exists so the biggest states cannot vote in their own best interests, leaving small states automatically losing because they have less people.

California has the highest population state of 38 million people. Trump wanted to bring manufacturing jobs back to the Midwest. Californians will not vote in the interest's of the "fly over states"

https://i.imgur.com/2mlAy7N.png
>Sounds like the EU will have to invite Nintendo to go fuck themselves for disabling resellable devices.

Don't virtually all phones have similar functionality?
> ...check out the number of videos and view counts...

Why do you think that is an indicator of success? VR has plenty of hype; marketing is not the issue. There are plenty of people who are interested in watching a video on YouTube that won't buy a headset.
I'm new to devops and thought it was crazy that Jenkins only recently implemented codified jobs (jenkinsfiles) and they truly are horrible to write.

Does anyone have any suggestions to resources or alternatives to jenkinsfiles?
It'll either be soon, or never.
Seems to be divided. Some say “never” sone say use the brown switches, other say it depends on the office culture.
Ouch. MoviePass' parent company was already down 30% this morning on news that they want to do a reverse split. Then 20 minutes later AMC lets this loose. I can't imagine that it was coincidence.
Being white and angry gets you labeled “Angry White Man”.

Come to think of it, the issue of our culture’s ballooning expectations of positive public expression seems to persist at a fairly continuous rate regardless of race/gender. And, while race/gender discrimination exacerbates all social inequalities, inherent systematic inequalities like cultural expectations and capital inherently elude acknowledgement in an inspection of identity lines.
Leap Motion Reveals First Extended Demo Shot Through North Star Headset
Genteel Wearables: Bystander-Centered Design
It probably helps to think about customer service jobs not as "faking your emotions" or "being inauthentic" but as acting. If you're an actor in a play, your genuine feelings towards the other actor don't really matter: if you're supposed to yell and scream at them or have a sword fight, you do that, and if you're supposed to kiss them, you do that.
We've got a new member on our team (from a different team within the company) who within his first week is already trying to shake things up with "fixes"

Its driving me a little crazy. He is more senior than us, but doesn't have any of the context of why we do things the way we do

He'll explain things to us we already know, and propose solutions to us we tried months ago that didn't/don't work

After getting a little frustrated, I pulled him aside at the end of the workday and sat him down to give him some context on a lot of things on our team, but he's determined to "shake things up" and believes he's "right" so "why should it matter"?

The one good thing about this is it's taught me just how patient and restrained I can be, which is a lot more than I thought, but please, please tell me that this eventually changes?
I find it best to think of them as sets. A lot of operators treat them that way (e.g. containment), and you can use GIN indexing to accelerate access to them using those operators.
It would be interesting to know if this employee was also shorting Tesla stock at the same time he was leaking these allegations.
None of the articles are explicit but I assume that the subscription can only be used for one ticket at a time; i.e. you can't see one movie per week with 2 guests.
Why is this surprising? Any spiritual practice is a way to better ones "self". My yogi friend put it well: the difference is with yoga and meditation the goal is to get rid of things, while in "the west" we generally associate happiness with having more things.
Big workout movements in the US (and elsewhere I guess) took the physical parts of yoga and left the spiritual parts behind starting in the 80's. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoga_as_exercise Plenty of people do remember that yoga has a spiritual component though, which caused a lot of confusion when it was added to some schools' PE classes. http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-appeals-court-yo...
Even the most well-intentioned regulations often end up benefitting the largest and most entrenched industry players. The term is "regulatory capture".
A lot of these things are neat. However, they are sharp tools with specific uses that you should be careful with and understand well before employing them.
I’m a consultant. Honestly, I identity a good source of decent coffee, even if it means packing some at home. A reasonably comfortable chair. And if the temp is out of my comfort zone, I’ll pick up a desk fan.

Making sure my creature comforts are in place helps ensure my productivity. Also, on my way out I ask the most helpful person if they’d like the fan and leave it with them. A calling card of sorts.
Lawsuit is available here: DocumentCloud https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/4529155-Gov-Uscourts... or Scribd https://www.scribd.com/document/382194076/Tesla-lawsuit

(17 line summary is on page 2)

It's based substantially on the "scrap material" leak to Business Insider published June 4: http://www.businessinsider.com/tesla-model-3-scrap-waste-hig...
Cheap fare hacks are a game of walls and ladders. If a hack is really good, it spreads wide and fast, and airlines block it.
In China, there was some guy in the next cluster over who would often snack on sun flower and watermelon seeds. Oh, and he had a chronic cough. Also, succulent pear day (we got fruit every afternoon) would lead to an hour of slurping unproductively.

I would guess those wouldn’t be a problem in the states but...
Do you mean the registry to prevent reselling stolen phones?
understand it is completely unsustainable

I think everyone knows it's unsustainable. AMC even specifically called that out by announcing that their pricing was "a sustainable pricing model". Not that that was directed at any company in particular. cough
This is a great way to write the onboarding docs for the person who replaces you when you get laid off

Happened to me...
The monogamous pair bonds _are_ the coercive bullshit.
Behind the stagnation lies also a ideological conflict between France's centralism and Germany's liberalism. For EU to be a durable institution you will need to keep its scope limited, Europeans want their national identity too (and most also the EU).
If he genuinely believes what he is saying is true (i.e. potentially dangerous batteries in Model 3's) then I'd say that is absolutely an honest act of whistleblowing.

But that's the rub, does he believe that or not, or was it as Tesla contends a lie to hurt an employer that passed him over for promotion? The court case is definitely one to watch, particularly if he can provide evidence of his claims.
Yea, I can’t believe all these people walking around with these spying machines in their pockets. Subjecting the rest of us to their second hand spying. Oh wait, were we talking about Alexa or cellphones/smartphones?
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