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Well... the 100mbps is still available, sure. (It's available in all "Cityplace Concorde" buildings as far as I know, which are all just west of the skydome on bremner/fort york)

It's 100mbps download and 5mbps upload.

The only thing that has changed within the last year is the are charging $5 more per month for the same speed with a 300GB limit. That's what this URL says at least, I registered years ago and got the unlimited and thankfully they haven't cut me off: http://www.telus.com/content/standalone/cityplace/internet.h...

(errr, uhhh, wow... I was wrongly mistaken, looks like it's $100/month or $60 more per month for the 300GB cap of 100mbps download now... wow.. I am only paying $40/month for unlimited but that's a 2 year old contract.)

Unfortunately for me I am leaving in a few days :S
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You misunderstand. The algorithm chunks the existing input into O(sqrt(n)) blocks of O(sqrt(n)) size. That's why they call it an "in place" merge.
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I disagree. One could make the same argument about CPUs - look at all the different architectures out there. However, a good toolset (ISO C + autoconf) allows for fairly easy development of code that runs on a very wide range of platforms.
I still think ethical vegans would have a problem
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of anyone doing it for health reasons.

I think very few will have an ethical problem with it, most non-meat-eaters are vegetarians and not vegans, and I suspect even among vegans most are not as strict as you think.
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Thankfully, "newspapers" != "journalism".
Interesting. Some of the grid views seem like they could be really useful, as does the automatic orientation stuff.

It seems like this should play nicely with interface builder still also. I couldn't give up IBActions and IBOutlets.

An interesting next step would be take take your sample project and make it into it's own sort of Interface Builder that would generate the objective-c to programmatically build those views. That would be pretty cool.
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Those claims are only valid for feedlot raised cattle which you shouldn't eat anyway if you care about your health. Cows aren't meant to eat grain. Plus, you get to support your local community by buying from local, responsible farmers.

And if you want to be completely honest with yourself, take a good look at industrial agriculture and tell me how self-righteous you feel.

Here's a couple of decent articles to start:
http://www.alternet.org/story/13900/
http://www.organicconsumers.org/Organic/IndustrialAg502.cfm

Also, the documentary Food, Inc. is a well done introduction to the issue.
Not that I think they do read their users text messages but they so deserve the backlash for requiring that permission.

And android needs some blame for not allowing their users to opt out of granting that permission (alt. forcing the app to ask for them every time they are used).

Apps that require too many/creepy permissions needs to be distrusted and this is the only way that is going to happen.

No. I'd never install the facebook, flicker, whatever app if they require access to contacts or sms and internet at the same time. I have sensitive information in my contact-list and I don't trust anyone that is foolish enough to actually ask for permission to read any of those, at install-time, with my data. Simple as that.

Make a "private" version of the app that doesn't require those permissions or no deal.
"For the sake of speed and simplicity, our algorithm is not stable." There's your answer.

In their defense, the authors do include a footnote to another of their papers adding stability and preserving the asymptotic properties, but admit that it's significantly slower. The answer then becomes, "Because mandating the lower complexity bound would increase the real world costs." It's the same reason the standard only requires nth_element to be average case linear, rather than worst-case linear; there exist worst-case linear algorithms (like CLR's median of medians algorithm) but their real world performance is far worse than quickselect.
It isn't one pound of beef = feeding 25 people, it is that 25 units of grain produce one unit of beef. Feeding someone does not just mean giving them two slices of bread.
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That's the same guy that did the fantastic writeup of Dijkstra's Smoothsort: http://www.keithschwarz.com/smoothsort/
Ok, the high salt concentration helps too.
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Fair enough- usernames were added after the fact as I realized that people want attribution, but no one wants their email public.
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I don't see why you can't simply move your corporation when the need arises. I've already done it once, it just took a call and a letter to the IRS.

In the meantime, if any legal problems come up, you're going to have to go to court in Delaware (maybe you can force something in all EULAs that designate your local courts), plus you're going to have to file to do business in your state of nexus.
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This link got me the paper in PDF form with absolutely no hassle: http://web.eecs.utk.edu/~langston/courses/cs594-fall2003/HL....

(Appears to be the faculty web site of one of the paper's authors.)
I thought about this the other day. When i recently moved i decided to get the paper delivered. It was a nice idea but ended up being TOTALLY overwhelming. The amount of time required to sift through and consume only a small part of the paper is insane.
I had only payed some nominal fee 10 dollars for 3 months or something. But i had to call it quits after 2 months. Every paper was 50% adverts and I had unread papers piled everywhere they were taking over.

The romance of the paper is just that. A thing of fiction, because in reality it is just voluntarily delivered spam.
> The original definition is

There is a wide range of people that call themselves vegan. Diets vary greatly, and the reasons for choosing those diets varies even more. Some eat honey. Some don't. Some eat tons of junk food and don't care about health. Some eat incredibly healthy and don't care about animals. Some are guided by beliefs about the economy or about sutstainability. Some eat animal products when they would otherwise be thrown away. Some eat meat or other animal products on very rare occasions. You may not want to call some of these people "vegan", or maybe they are the ones you aren't calling "strict vegan", but they probably get value out of calling themselves vegan because it's a convenient way to give someone an idea of what kinds of foods they wish to avoid.

There isn't a vegan authority, and people aren't reading some definition as a set of instructions, because being a vegan isn't the goal, at least for anyone I've met, it is a means to some goal. The goals vary, and the dedication to those goals vary, which is there is a wide variety of diets. If you limit who you want to call a "strict vegan" to people who read some definition and then follow it, where following the definition is the goal itself, then I think you're left with almost nobody.

I don't like to call myself "a vegan" largely because it facilitates the misconception I'm following rules rather than making choices. It's not a religion or a personal trait, it's a dietary choice (for me, a lifestyle choice for others, who may minimize animal product use outside of their diet.)

People ask me if I can eat this or that, rather than do I eat it, will I eat it, or do I want to eat it, and they really seem to mean "am I able to" as if I might not be capable of eating meat, or as if there is some authority with power over me that will not allow it. That's not the case. I can eat meat and drink milk, of course. I just don't want to.

There may be foods you don't want to eat as well. But I probably can't predict how you would react to changes to those foods. And you probably can't predict how I will react to lab-grown meat. For that matter, I probably can't predict how I will react, either.
Why is Android to blame? The SMS permissions are clearly spelled out on the install screen. As you said, you can opt out by not installing the app (or not updating, in the case where a permission changes between versions). That said, there's quite a few apps I was interested in that I chose not to install after all once I got to the permissions screen.

If you think you should be able to line item veto app permissions, that's a different subject matter.
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Meat even vegetarians can eat.
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> "thus resulting in a split in veganism"

Theere's already a split: vegetarianism vs (strict) veganism. In French we actually have two distinct words: "végétarisme" vs "végétalisme" (which are both cases of "véganisme").

The former is concerned with cruelty and eating living animals, and is assumed to have no problem consuming milk and eggs. The latter is assumed to reject all forms of animal proteins, living exclusively on vegetal products.
I'm not talking about the less fortunate here, but adapting the Turk idea to something else half-baked.

I could categorise 50 images in 2-3 minutes. It'd take me 1-2 minutes to get out my wallet, get the right credit card and enter the info if I were to pay manually.

I ran the idea past two employees (neither homeless...) who both seemed to think they'd consider a quick spot of Turking in exchange for a digital good.
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Same here. Even after resetting the data, and clicking more again, nothing.
Thanks for the link. For me, the article really didn't even exist since it wasn't freely available from the ACM site.
Because apps stealing user data is a real concern and the contact list as well as sms can have sensitive data.

There are, after all, many legitimate reasons for having access to the contact list and there are many legitimate reasons for not wanting to share it. In android, as a developer, you have to decide whether you want a fully featured app or an app that respects their users privacy. You can not have both in a single app.

There is nothing that says you can't have both and doing so would be very simple. Android doesn't do anything to help so that's why android needs some serious blame for this.

Now people are getting used to ignoring the permissions (if all apps require everything, why bother?) making them quite useless. If this continues they could just as well just remove them (since the typical user wouldn't care anyway).
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If we could multilaterally ban (and enforce a ban) on espionage, thus forcing diplomacy into the open, would I be opposed? No.

But that's not the world we inhabit. Nation-states are perpetually insecure about the intentions of others. Hence, espionage will exist with states as the actors.

So the next level is how widely disseminated should this information be? The intel Kroll, Dilligence, Nardello, IGI, etc. provide will always be available in one form or another. And because it's very information dense people like me, who want to understand above all else, will bid up the value of that information.

I understand the public being uneasy with all of this. It's akin to pulling back the curtain on the Wizard of Oz. But it is how geopolitics works; we are shooting the messenger. It's a shame that Anonymous et Pals may have just severed the single link the majority of people had to this world. I, on the other hand, will only have to deal with one fewer information brokers.

There was an article on HN a day or two ago on how being pragmatic, even if it's sour, is better than being solely right. I think this is one of those cases.
Apparently full digitization of surrounding world is unavoidable. And digitization nowadays of course means internetization and wi-fiization. Pardon me for new terms but I can assure you they are unavoidable too :)
Digital gadgets industry just started to grow couple decades ago and imagine what will be around us 50 years from now. We constantly improving stuff and trying to modernize things by digitizing them.
I wonder how soon I'll see knife with meat thermometer build-in into its handle displaying temperature on electronic LED monitor and listening voice commands in order to confirm medium-well temperature on some cooking server via wi-fi.
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There are a lot of bests where constraining a search to the last year doesn't make sense. While you may only want video cards from the last year considered for "best video card," throwing out all movies released before 2011 on a search for "best movies" would be ridiculous (unless you keep very up-to-date on your movies). Similarly, best apartments, best books, best recipes, and others benefit from a time-independent search.

As google continues to improve, I wouldn't be surprised if this starts happening for some best searches (perhaps through monitoring what links users click on in such searches). There are also probably other keywords that could have a similar effect.
I don't know that JavaScript is so much hard as just different. It's easily to be very expressive in JavaScript and the prototype nature of the language adds power. I think the idea that JavaScript is hard comes from developers that didn't learn it properly or just hack (not in a flattering sense) on it without understanding it.

That having been said, I "understand" CSS, and always feel like I'm hacking on it no matter what I do.
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Unfortunately, there will be no UDP protocols. So we're not quite back to where we were in 1970 yet.
I would say it's because in ~2010, iOS would remember your password for a lot longer - letting at worst fraudulent and at best misleading apps sneakily spend your money. Especially kid apps.
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Even magnified it's hard to tell from that photo, but I agree that honking big blue electrolytic capacitor indicates filtering of traditional low frequencies rather than the smaller caps you'd expect for a switcher.

Still, if you're shipping PET computers with a heavy glass CRT display on top, you're presumably not as concerned with weight as you would be with smaller form factors. So this evidence doesn't bear on the article's thesis. Given that the IC controllers introduced the year before the Apple II, the chip vendors would likely have already been sending out sample chips and application notes for some time, although their target engineering applications would be for products where cutting weight was a bigger concern than cost. (Hence Boschert's company having 650 employees in 1977 and having developed products for "satellites and the F-14 fighter aircraft".
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If you restrict it to just Manhattan, then it's almost in the top 10. And if you account for wealth, there's no comparison: all else equal, Manhattan should be the most lucrative market on earth for fast internet service.
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I wonder what the most accurate current 20 year prediction of technology is. Anyone want to hazard an attempt?
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I was very impressed by the demo. The comments below re. integration with Interface Builder is justified but its still impressive. Thanks for open sourcing this!
How about keeping a (per-user) .vimrc.bits file on the site itself, then a button per bit would add/remove that snippet from my .vimrc.bits, which I can include in my main .vimrc.

This could get better integration with the site, given it would be reasonably simple to remove snippets as well as add them.
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The majority of beef comes from feedlots. 90% of the beef we eat is grain-fed. Also, I can't find any evidence, one way or another, that grass-fed cows take less land or pollute less (in terms of methane).

There's no doubt that it's healthier for us, and better for the cows, but there seems to be plenty of back and forth with respect to which of the two is more sustainable. And I don't see anyone arguing that grass-fed cows are more efficient (or even close to as-efficient) than chicken, pork or plants.

Thanks for the links on agriculture...going through them now!
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Nice article, but I suspect the implementation will not work. I did essentially the same for an AI-class exercise, and was thrilled to see that you could write a working Bayes classifier in 60 short lines of Python code. But later I landed a free-lance job that required writing a classifier that could be applied to real world data, and I soon realized that repeated multiplication of numbers between 0 and 1 sends you to zero too fast for the implementation to actually work. I might have missed it in the code, but I think he's doing the same mistake: you need to normalize or move to logarithms for the estimation of probabilities to work for medium or large datasets.
Why would you force yourself to eat breakfast? The whole "most important meal of the day" has no scientific basis.

I can only speak from personal experience, but since I have gone back to my "student" eating pattern, just following my appetite, and skipping breakfast my energy has gone up significantly.

"The warrior diet" on amazon, discusses this better than I do
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No, just Manhattan is 46th in the list, and if restrict metropolitan areas to the densest parts, I bet that list would change dramatically pushing Manhattan further down.

It's also an incredibly expensive place to install anything since all the wires are underground, and on top of that you have to do night work, and it has very high labor rates.

Manhattan is probably the last place to get this sort of thing.
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