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for military I would only say just maintaining the nuke-tech defense system is enough, so instead of so much tax money going into the government, private individuals can donate more to charities, and I mean donating to your country's national defense is a very asset-protection thing to do. For the government thing, what I want is for government is to just enforce natural law, eg natural rights and such, anything other sort of just slows down the economy and creates this political horribleness to everything. The ultimate goal is for a constitution in which every natural right is enforced with every single minute possible detail. This makes me think that the constitution may have to be written in a mathematical fashion, in order to have the most specific details that are completely unambiguous and totally clear even mathematically and logically.
You're right, I confused the two last names, and corrected it.

We have had some quote it as if were law, which I why I mentioned that. It isn't law, nor is it a foundational/original view of the USA dating from the Revolutionary War.
Democratically elected by Russia.
Are asylum seekers necessarily aware of that distinction?
What's "good" is very subjective.

Certainly transforming the US into Mexico 2.0 through mass immigration isn't inherently "good" in the eyes of many Americans. The demographic changes come with decline in almost ALL areas of life. Does anyone really expect the US to perform at the same level when you increasingly replace the European population with a Mestizo one?
They mention they're hosting it in a EU datacenter, that may be your issue. It works fine from France, actually appreaciably snappier than Youtube. I think Google has many mirroring servers everywhere to mitigate the issue.
Right - leave your ipad on the table for a moment and your bratty little brother can irrevocably delete your facebook account? People would hit the roof.
Because large companies give the promos as trailing indicators of performance, meaning that to be promoted requires an acknowledgment of prior sustained performance at that level. Entitlement to the level is actually accurate and above board.
It's not "your" job. It belongs to your employer, and they can give it to whomever they decide.

Although, granted, they can't legally give it to an illegal immigrant, they can still legally not let you keep it.
> Downloading/Compiling...

Huh. I thought the point of WASM was for there to be precompiled binaries.
We're mostly talking about misdemeanors here. No, in most cases of misdemeanors we don't throw children in cages and take them away from their moms and dads.
That's probably because HTML came first, and the web was meant to be a document sharing platform, not an app environment for everything under the sun. Anyway, people were mixing the PHP with their HTML long before everything got rewritten in JS. The whole argument over what constitutes proper separation of concerns probably proceeds Smalltalk and MVC.
What’s the alternative? Anyone else that commits a crime and is imprisoned is separated from their family and children. Why should illegal immigrants get a pass?
I tried to delink my bank account from PayPal, so I could close it, and it refused cos I apparently owed $1.27 even tho my balance said $0. I tried to add a credit card but it was flagged as suspicious. Contacting PayPal they said I needed to go into the bank and put some money, my account so PayPal could take it. But I had already closed the bank account.

After PayPal refusing to help. I resolved it by opening a new PayPal account. Adding my credit card (not flagged suspicious) and transfer $2 to the account. Then I could delink the bank account and close it. Then I closed the new account I opened.
This. If you really want to stop illegal immigration you go after employers who hire them. But even our president is content with hiring them, just not treating them like humans with certain inalienable rights.
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Hey funkaster!

I have a prototype MP game I am working on right now using HLAPI. I host a few other web games on GC already.

How easy is it to set up a dedicated server right now that I can run my game on? Documented anywhere?

Edit: to clarify, I don't need matchmaking at this stage, would be happy to hard code an IP:Port and have a button connect to it directly.
Its part of the democracy. Not working on a particular thing you know is going to be used in a way you disapprove of is a kind of vote.

Hell, even if you approve of how they are enforcing border policy doesn't mean you necessarily want to work on the machinations of it.

If a majority votes to carry out an unpleasant action but then can't find anyone willing to carry it out on their behalf, it might be a warning sign. (Honestly, I don't think we're that far gone though. I think we've just got a case of "We should control our borders... wait, no, not like that!")
What if I told you the presence of undocumented immigrants might have depressed your earnings as a dishwasher. No hard feelings still?

PS. I know, I am assigning a stereotypical job to an undocumented immigrant.
Is the charging for turn by turn directions also hyperbole? Because I don’t see how that could happen. For one, taking something free and then charging for it generally doesn’t really work. More importantly, though, the free competitors are too sophisticated, so the vast majority would just switch to them.
>Given the number of high-profile smart-contract hacks we've seen, yes, you do need expensive programmers.

There have been no hacks of bitcoin multisig addresses. The hacks you're referring to are on ethereum because ethereum is a dumpster fire with a marketing team trying to con people into believing all number of unpractical solutions.
Psychologically torture? Once their asylum claim has been processed, they are reunited with their parents. Either it is declined and they are deported with their parents, or they are accepted and provided temporary asylum with their parents.

The asylum process takes a lengthy indeterminate period of time and their parents choose to apply for asylum -- repeat: their parents are informed of this and they make an informed choice to be placed into custody while this process occurs. They always have the choice to voluntarily be deported with their children back to their country of origin.

Attempting to illegally enter the US is a crime, if that wasn't self-evident enough. Criminals are placed into custody and children are not allowed to be placed into custody with the adults they arrived with.
USA doesn't have a lot of mom and pop shops though. And the chains are trying to find a solution that works for them from what I see. Might just be a difference in market.

That said, it seems like China will out pace USA in application. There are pros and cons to it but difference in how things are regulated will make different countries look different on AI maps.
Well they still might. Nothing I've read so far about the Unity/Google alliance makes me think that it's impossible, just unlikely. The Microsoft M&A team will obviously be busy with GitHub but I would be surprised if no one there thought of it already. It does however seem to me like Microsoft know that Window's dominance is on the wane and they are pushing to be a software developer's 'tool' vendor. Considering how important Unity is to game development, from grass roots up to big triple A games, it does seem like an aquision target.
Because fair analysis means that he gets criticised !
There was expert agreement on both high salt and high fat diets for decades.
>You want to let people in here illegally and once they are here you want to starve them and their kids? That is crueler than any detention.

My comment was a single sentence, and it wasn't about what I wanted but about what many American business sectors do.

Like it or not, the US benefits greatly from illegal labor. Having a "merciless" immigration policy in a country full of immigrants and the descendents of immigrants otherwise happy to exploit illegal immigration en masse is hypocritical.

>The most humane policy is to make the expectations very clear to potential illegal immigrants.

No, the most humane policy is to treat people humanely, not warn them beforehand of your intent to do otherwise.
I remember mid 2017 react native and the upgrade pain distinctly. It took a full week to set exact versions and run yarn outdated over and over, pull up the release notes one package at a time, try bumping the version, see if it breaks, try the next version, no that’s broken, try bumping react, no that breaks the other one, etc. It was hell.
It's nice to see a Native American like yourself standing up for the country marcoperaza.
I don't understand the issue fully, so I would love if someone would prove me wrong.

You commit a crime.
Your child commits a crime.

You go to prison.
Your child goes to a youth detention center.

OMG FACISM !! Meanwhile, my Chinese and Indian friends wait patiently 20 years for a green card and no one bats an eye.

Edit: Look at top 4 downvoted comments, 4 top upvoted comments. Great way to promote thoughtful discussion. Let's just upvote whoever shakes the fists in the air with the most vigor.
Not trying to get into a political flame fest here, but honest question: Is asylum seekers the new term for illegal immigrants? Before it was undocumented immigrants. I'll admit it seems like it may be a more effective terminology for garnering sympathy, but it also carries more expectations, some legal.

According to USCIS "asylum may be granted to people who have been persecuted or fear they will be persecuted on account of race, religion, nationality, and/or membership in a particular social group or political opinion". The "fear" part is tricky of course but it cannot be denied that many of these people are crossing the border for economic reasons.
On the other hand, when I left my previous job, I had access to the company Github for 3 weeks, Codeship for 6 weeks (I only realised when I started at my new job and saw the dashboard for my old job when I logged in and had to email them to remove me), and the company Google apps (including Google docs) for 7 months.

Having access to my company email for several months was useful, as I unwisely signed up to a couple of services on my work email and needed to change them over, and a couple of them didn't change to my personal email properly and I had to redo it again a month later.

Needless to say, my former supervisor, while a brilliant programmer, was not very good at getting bureaucratic stuff done.
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That's true. Illegal immigrants contribute more to the human trafficking economy, the drug economy, & the sub-minimum wage work economy than they get out of it.

The real beneficiaries are the oligarchs pushing the open borders agenda.

Why not make their homelands better places to live instead? Why must all culture & communities be perpetually disrupted with war, economic liberalism, socialism, drugs, human trafficking?

Let's fix the root issues. Most of these people would rather have good homes with intact communities where they are from. Who wants to be a refugee or an illegal immigrant?

Let's be pro-human for a change, without the fake double-speak that destroys culture & families.

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Edit: Why the downvotes? Are you pro human trafficking?
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/8/1158

> Any alien who is physically present in the United States or who arrives in the United States (whether or not at a designated port of arrival and including an alien who is brought to the United States after having been interdicted in international or United States waters), irrespective of such alien’s status, may apply for asylum in accordance with this section...

https://theintercept.com/2018/06/16/immigration-border-asylu...

> U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents are systematically violating U.S. and international law by blocking immigrants at international ports of entry on the southern border from entering the country so they can claim asylum.

> The blocking works this way: In the precise middle of the international bridges, CBP agents stand, sentry-like, near the imaginary line dividing the two countries — a line often marked with a ceremonial metal plaque. The agents peer at everyone crossing, looking for people they think might be candidates for asylum. If the people say anything suggesting they might be requesting asylum — if they’re not Mexicans, and especially if they’re from Central America — the agents block their way and say to come back another time.
Fire every single one of those Microsoft employees.

People in ICE protect me, mine, and our way of life with their lives every day of the week. I'm not going to flippantly say fuck those people because the politics of the day are making a mockery of a law that was duly imposed and enforced by both parties spanning multiple administrations because it's the fashionable political protest fad of the day.

Protest the leadership, not the in-the-trenches folk, the retail workers, or the on-the-ground law enforcement officers for what the people we elected decided to enact as law. I stand proudly by those who risk their lives for my safety and security against those who break our laws.
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People are mad because immigration laws are being enforced at a time when the president has an "R" next to his/her name.
For me, in order of enjoyable front end developer experience it would go iOS > web/js/react > Android.
Could you tell us about monetization of that bot? Does it make any money? It would be interesting to see whether Discord is already a platform to build a business on.
Just saying I know that not all laws are enforced and that is a policy preference given to the President. I also know that Obama was born in US and not Kenya.
It’s not, but sneaking into a country is different than walking into a border checkpoint or embassy to request asylum.
The USA are a republic, not a democracy. The founding fathers expressed repeatedly their utter revulsion for democracy as a political system, and by design created a non-democratic republic -- one designed to limit the powers of the State and the influence of mobs in order to better secure our natural rights.
There's a study of pricing psychology to separate the base and shipping.

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Slightly off-topic: I personally know the co-creator of Wireshark, Loris Degioanni (https://thenewstack.io/author/lorisdegioanni/), a super-brilliant engineer from Italy. I am wondering why the Wikipedia article doesn't mention him. (I know his co-authorship is true).
I believe you're simplifying that.

1. Refugees with legitimate requests are coming from Central and South America.
2. Many of those countries in question were result of US interference in their governments, leading to pro-US dictatorships
3. The refugees have come to the border crossings to petition for refugee status under international law
4. The US is a signatory for said international law
5. When refugees try to petition, CBP agents have actively blocked their entry to do the paperwork as required for claiming said status
6. Some have crossed illegally, and then unlike in prior administrations, criminal charges are levied
7. Families are intentionally being split up into different for-profit prisons
8. Children are split up, and there is no time limit for processing when they can get back with their parents
9. Deportations have been done where the parents are sent back, then the kids are. Nobody knows where they were sent

This whole thing is a clusterfuck, based upon recent executive order and presidential blackmail of 'children for the wall' ( https://mobile.twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1007671131... ). I really don't know what else to say...
It's a bit more nuanced. There are massive loopholes in the current asylum process that create a favorable outcome from anyone who tries.

The current backlog is 600,000 cases. You have to wait until your case is heard to determine credible threat to life or whatever your claim is. Till then many disappear into society and are never seen again.

Also 83% of kids didn't arrive at the border with their parents to begin with. They are accompanied by adults who are not their parents. The separation of kids from the adults during the waiting period for asylum affects 17% of kids who are actually with their parents when crossing over.

Between october 2017 to now there has been a 315% increase of people pretending to be families in order to game the system, essentially using kids as a means of getting more humane treatment.

The current outcry is a politically motivated PR campaign against the administration, who is faced with the extremely difficult task of dealing with criminals who are using children to shield themselves from strict consequences, and it seems to be working, thanks to the President's political opponents, who have knowingly taken the bait.

If you wanted to "hack" your way into the USA the steps used to be

1) Sneak across border

2) If not caught, congrats

3) If caught, surrender and claim asylum

4) While waiting for your hearing, disappear

5) Bring kids along to maximize the chance of actually getting asylum, or getting more lenient treatment while being processed or waiting for your trial
In Japan when you see a place advertising USDA you definitely are getting it and people go in excited and expecting it. Not because it will be good but because you'll be getting a lot of beef for a lot cheaper than domestic, which goes for double the price atleast, but the domestic is also noticeably better.
Honestly I'm fine with people who illegally immigrated to just have a chance to square themselves with the law and be legal without a path to citizenship, then giving citizenship to their children. They did break the law so I think it's fair to have consequences. But they don't need to be afraid of getting deported from the place they've lived the last 20 years.
fun one was when sort was stable with debugging turned on but not without :P

(or vice versa? i forget)
Hahaha. Just hahaha. Never knew imprisoning children required a lot of bravery.
People have also wanted gun control to prevent horrible deaths of school children.
>I don't understand the issue fully

If you don't understand something maybe it is better to go read, rather than post. For one thing, going to a point-of-entry and requesting asylum is not a crime.
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Since the grandparent is rate-limited, I'll point out for them that the incident you’re pointing out is more nuanced than you seem to think. To combat human trafficking, we separate children from adults we suspect may not be their parents, pending further investigation like interviews of the children and interrogation of the supposed parents. That has nothing to do with the recent headlines and is longstanding practice.
Since evidence of lead water piping goes back at least to 200BCE, it looks more like lead water goes hand and hand with empires growing.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-4843640/Roman...
Thanks, that's insightful. I wonder how can they get as many users. There are not enough gamers in the world to hit that number.
They are not treated like drug dealers, thrown to the ground and hand-cuffed and tossed into the back of a truck/cruiser. The asylum process is long and drawn out and involves constant communication where personnel resources permit (and like all government agencies they are understaffed and underfunded.)
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There are asylum seekers, including those applying at ports of entry, being separated from their children.

These children are being ripped from their parents and kept in literal cages in warehouses.

https://twitter.com/DemWrite/status/1008939085384126464

I don't think that is happening in your scenario.
How is it OK to imprison children? At the current scale?
They can be. I have a lot of fond memories of TUIs from the DOS era. I'd probably have a lot more respect for the Linux Desktop if they'd not even bothered with trying to be a GUI Desktop OS and just stuck with TUIs.
How is it a "great idea" to protest enforcement of our own laws?
you apply for asylum legally at a port of entry, like every one else. hopping the border and evading customs is illegal, and bringing your kids with you is not a get out of jail free card. it's really that simple. how do you not see this as an untenable immigration policy and disrespectful to people immigrating here legally?
It's a very different story in Brazil. Trust me. I'm not only from there, I have been involved and know a thing or two about Brazil's politics.

To start, in America the vote is not mandatory like in Brazil. Here, the "ID requirement" is not being implemented as a way to make better elections or prevent fraud, but as a way to suppress and limit the power of minorities, which by many complicated reasons, usually votes do the left.

Also, illegal immigration is/was a product of the prosperity of the country. It only became an economic issue after 9/11, when the government tightened policies and made impossible for people without proper documents to contribute.

Undocumented immigrants can't buy and drive a car (in most states) or be able to pay for health-insurance (it used to be much cheaper when they could). Instead, they drive without a license to feed their families and when they get into an accident or have a health "scare," we food the bill.

Unfortunately, the system seems beyond repair at this point. Some political groups take advantage of the fear and lack of information of parts of the population to gather support for their agendas. Not even children are out of limits, and the top of the pyramid is taking advantage of the situation, throwing even more gasoline on the fire.
Believing is good, proving is better. Every time I hear this kind of comment I've never once found a person that could give me concrete proof or simple explanations of how any of this is being "successful". I'm not trying to be a skeptic, it's just the easiest position given the situation.
We do now.

Separating children from the adults they are accompanied by is a long-standing practice to prevent human trafficking and there are valid reasons for it that both sides of the aisle support, the difference is that ICE is now treating it as a criminal act requiring the aforementioned remanding into state custody while the details are sorted out.

If there is an increase of "asylum seekers" then the time to process them will similarly increase, and as such children with their "families" are in state custody for a similarly increased amount of time.
> Back in the 1980s, people were severely under-treated for pain.

This has never really not been true. E.g. the IOM's current recommendation is for easier access to pain medication, including opioids:

https://www.nap.edu/catalog/13172/relieving-pain-in-america-...
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Asking for asylum is not a crime, or shouldn't be. They are being detained at the border.
There's a finite amount of money available for social programs. It's a zero sum game.

The more new immigrants that require resources, the less available for other underprivileged folks.

Be careful how you acquire your social 'feel good' points. It might be hurting someone.
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> but also there aren’t many solutions available.

Properly funding mental health and rehabilitation services would be a start.
If you went to America, legally, got a work visa etc and got a job, then lost that job to someone who sneeked in across the border or overstayed a visitor visa, you would welcome it?