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>He was merely explaining a phenomenon, with no reference to other phenomena. Only some statements imply comparison, not all.

It's worst than that. Re-reading it, he explicitly states:

"most people are not libertarian, AND SO they down vote comments that don't fit their ideology" (emphasis mine).

"AND SO" implies directly and explicitly that "most people"'s downvoting is BECAUSE they "are not libertarian".

Which is the same as to say that if they were libertarians they wouldn't downvote in that way.

That is a claim about the downvoting habits of libertarians, if I ever saw one.
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There are two issues with your argument:

1) Money doesn't equate to happiness - economists have shown this. It increases up to an annual income of about $60,000 then flat lines completely. So yes you need to have a solid income, but the point extra stops making a difference comes surprisingly early.

2) Even if that weren't true you've turned in into something of an all or nothing situation (I may have misunderstood here in which case forgive me). There are obviously levels within everything - yes you could work the least you can get away with or work 100 hours a week and always be on call, but you could also work 40 hours a week and take regular holidays, or work flat our for a couple of months then take a month off.

Maybe some of us are spending too much time on cake acquisition. If we spent less time doing that we may not have such a large cake but we would at least be able to eat the smaller cake that we had.
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SSL, IPsec and the like are for banks, PGP / otr / mixmaster / tor are for dissidents and paranoids. I don't think these are equivalent. (Of course, SSL is very useful.)
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I'm one of those people who when I learn anything, I take hand written no matter what it is. I've even had language books tell me, " You probably won't need to do this" and I make sure to add it in anyway. And when that 1% time comes, my first reaction is always to the clear and detailed description that I myself wrote down. This has happened several times, ( a lot when I was getting my feet wet in server administration ). As someone who like to learn ot all no matter how out of context for the enviornment, I much prefer when stuff like this happens. I'd rather know how to do something as a just in case, then panic because I don't know something at all.
Because they believe a good community is part of the success of a stackexchange site. By allowing people to artificial keep up a topic site, the chance is big you'll create 'ghost towns' where there's nobody to answer questions, which would be detrimental to the users experience.

That's why they enforce people to incubate a topic site and only allow it to go through if it's substantial enough.
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That started out promising, but ended up a bit disappointing. Editing the zone file seems like the least interesting part of this topic.

How about explaining the relationship between dns, registrars, soa records, ns servers etc.? This is where things get really hard to understand due to all those levels of indirection going on.
Nowdays TV became something not worth to have. All those movies, shows, news and popular scientific stuff you can find in the internet. I don't have TV set at home and It's great, no shows that make you stupid. Instead there is silence, good music or nice chat with people you live with. Ow, I like it so much. :D
Shame I didn't get to experience any of this, my first computer ran Windows 95. My granddad does have an Amstrad in his back room.
There's this: http://ruby.sadi.st/Heckle.html

It changes your class, then runs your tests to make sure they fail. I haven't tried it myself.
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And that's how it all started for me (as in, that's where I typed my first lines of code, good old orange book from Sinclair with code examples like creating hangman).
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How the spectrum's cousin is in your pocket today: (shortened version, of course)

The spectrum was produced by Sinclair. Sinclair was a partnership of the eccentric Sir. Clive Sinclair and Chris Curry. During a bit of financial trouble Clive Sinclair and Curry split. They were both working on reducing a computer to the simplest thing possible so everyone could afford one. Eventually Curry's company became Acorn and got the BBC home computer contract. Acorn flourished and eventually migrated to a RISC architecture. When Acorn was split up, Apple and others invested in them to produce ARM and the ARM architecture. This ARM architecture lives on in every iPhone, iPad and probably a majority of android devices. ARM stands for "Acorn Risc Machine"

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Plausible. No code is secure and anything, given enough time can be cracked open.
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That design is not obviously impossible to make work, but have you thought about timing attacks? There is no obvious way to make JS take key- and data-independent time to encrypt something. (Turning this into a usable attack is nontrivial, obviously.)
Isn't this "create the next Instagram" like "create the next Facebook"?
I think the results are really interesting, for my money it puts me in mind of very old style printed text due to the letter shaping. It immediately feels, well, 'familiar' due to the way it appears.

Not sure if I'd use it for a project, but it's interesting none the less.
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I have a feeling that people who think they could cure cancer will stick with it no matter how much money there is in cat pictures. Getting cancer probably means you're going to die and there may be little or nothing you can do to buy yourself more time. If you really believe you have the ability to stop this, it would seem crazy to go chase money instead. Imagine being that person, making the next Instagram and then dying of cancer. Oops.
Maybe I should have been clearer on that point. Yes, the leadership you mention certainly is there and hopefully good (I'm not american and didn't serve). What I meant was more the fact there arose quite some incidents where the leadership aparently failed. Not in a combat situation, mind that, but rather in a global scope, allowing the burning of korans for example isn't best pratice.

I don't want to into a political discussion so, it really is just an example.
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>>The truth is that if you want to, you can create change, even in large companies like Microsoft, and even without being in a management position. Most people are simply too impatient and not willing to do the work.

My experience has been the opposite. Every time I've tried to create some nice stuff, the manager above me always perceived as a threat to his position.

And he purposefully rewarded under performers and build his own gang around such people to gather support.

In fact one manager told me, I am not a good player because I was going too fast, and good team player always goes as fast his team.

In other words, he wanted me to become as inefficient as others if I had to become his best man.

Good experience in $LARGECOMPANIES are exceptions, not rules.
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I have two concerns with the work now, enjoy later:

1) It forms habits. I think there are a lot of people who work now and just keep working because they never work out how to stop.

2) Later isn't always what you think it might be. A cautionary tale:

My parents worked (very) hard their whole lives, both became company directors, had a small shareholding in the company one of them worked for and did well out of it. They wanted to get themselves (and me) set up and get to the point they could enjoy retirement.

When they did retire (a bit after 60) within a year or so my mother had to have her hip replaced which laid her up for some time and rather scuppered many of their plans. Things got worse on that front and she ended up having both hips replaced twice. She was then diagnosed with cancer and died 18 months later (much of the enjoyment during that period limited by her treatment).

My dad is now way more than comfortable but his plans are in tatters.

In short: later is always a risk. Later may not be what you think it will. Perhaps it's best not to bet it all on later.
Sorry, but this was rather disappointing. Most registrars do not allow you to edit zone files, but rather provide a GUI. Of course, you could host your DNS yourself, but you don't want to do that or use an alternative DNS host, which probably provides a different GUI.

It is important for a beginner to understand what an A record or a CNAME record is, rather than how bind(?) is configured.
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This is probably a stupid question but is there a good reason you must have a period at the end of the name?
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> My parents first made me work through the manual, which was how I started and fell in love with programming.

I guess given the complexity of modern PCs it's inevitable, but I feel like it's a great loss that computers no longer come with a book that explains how they work. I mean the ZX Spectrum manual not only documented every Basic keyword, it listed the Z80 ASM instruction set, giving you both the mnemonics and the bytes. Maybe Arduinos etc come with something equivalent (?) but the idea that a "home computer" would include that kind of information has been unthinkable for a long time.
In th end, yes. But all three face the common task of organizing trully global organizations with thousands of peoples spread all over the place. It doesn't matter if you programming software, preaching to the world of fighting wars. AFAIK there were even books written about the lessons one take from the organization of the church.

The point I wanted to make is, that you can learn from everyone even if it's from a different sector. As far as the church goes, you clearly see the old roman heritage.
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BEAM has this very interesting concept of scheduling, working from a very high level point of view as follow

1) there are a number of processes wanting to be executed

2) schedulers (generally one per core but is a configuration option) schedule on process and run it for a fair amount of operations. This makes systems with heavy parallelism run very smoothly since single processes won't hog cores but will only get a fair amount of scheduling.

On top of that the fact that the BEAM is directly aware of processes (actors) makes the system very transparent (you can look in depth into a single process and examine it's heap size, scheduling consumption google for erlang process_info to get an idea)

Very interesting with this regard are the slides about the erlang VM by Robert Virding http://goo.gl/PHfeh and from erlang "half word" VM talk by Patrik Nyblom http://goo.gl/2LD9S
It is similar here in the UK, though without the regional tax variation (though there are some differences: if you have children in education, being from Scotland rather than England can have some significant advantages).

I live and work in York which itself isn't a chap place to live (both property purchase and rental prices are relatively high). I could earn more in other parts of the country, specifically London, but once you factor in the higher living expenses (or the travel time and associated costs if you tried to commute) a lot of that extra is lost and that which I would keep isn't worth the change at the moment (I like living and working in this area and don't like the idea of permanently remote working, and currently have enough job/career security that I don't feel like taking a punt on something completely new right now).

Similarly, there are places where jobs like mine pay less but the cost of living is lower - I know people with more money in their pocket at the end of the month than me because of this.
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>>The disquieting thing about managerial tribalism is that the good protect the bad. No programmer would argue against the fact that there are some people in software engineering jobs who don't deserve to be there... but managers have a hard time admitting that the bottom 40% of their tribe (at least) are counterproductive, unethical, or even destructive.

That is because the default job of a manager doesn't involve 'getting things done'. That itself brings their profession a degree of inefficiency. Add to this some managers just perceive their jobs as merely exchanging emails, calling for pointless status meetings, asking questions about things they have no clue of, approving leave requests, pushing things as they are as long as they can and things like that. And for that they need to build faithful loyal gang of people, to can bend to their service at command.

True managers lead with example. Bring business, build business, promote meritocracy, and building strong teams that can form common goals and achieve them.
While file-less source control would be a very interesting concept I don't see how the lack of it would affect the editor. Simply present code as file-less and behind the scenes put every entity (class, struct, whatever) into it's own file that can be version controlled
>Designing for this medium means that you must take your canonical ideal and figure out how it would be transformed under different stresses:

But the medium lets you account for this with style sheets. You can have a totally different layout for mobile, etc.
IME the keyboard membrane would degrade from overuse, and the power socket would degrade from being used to reset the machine, but otherwise I think their simplicity made them pretty robust.
Kipling noticed this - in his book Kim (Indian) is thinking in English to overcome hypnosis :)
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Ah ok, now StackOverflow is trend/standard of Q&A. We know how to use it and don't want spend few minutes to know how to highlight code or upvote post on google groups.
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I'm really really struggling to find any human experience that is not improved by the "presentation". Can you name a single one that is wholly about the content and derives no value from the 'presentation'? (For any of the 5 senses?).

To my mind there is basic quadrant setup:

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For a HN related example -- Assuming you don't use Python -- do you format/indent your code in any way? That's "Presentation" that clearly adds value to the content.
You're wrong. All I was communicating was that libertarianism is a minority of ideologies and thus since most people (including libertarians) tend to down vote comments that support ideologies they disagree with, libertarianism is often under-represented.

Further the rest of your comment was equally fallacious. But by pedantically arguing for your right to put words in my mouth, you have managed to derail the topic into a meta discussion.

So, you illustrate another tactic-- besides downvoting- that is used to prevent effective discussion of libertarianism on social news sites.
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> but I feel like it's a great loss that computers no longer come with a book that explains how they work.

That, and the fact it started with a basic "editor" begging for my input and then doing what I told it to seemed magic at the time.

My brother on the other hand, was only interested in playing games and didn't/doesn't care for programming.
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What kind of vulnerability would a timing attack expose, in the use case I outlined?
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Brings back good memories.

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I still have it in the attic at my parents house, might get it out when I next visit and see if it still works...
I can't upvote this enough. Once you become familiar with a person idiolect text is actually better for discovering the nuances in their emotion. If for nothing more than having ample time to perceive the differences.

In face-to-face conversation you are expected to react quicker. To keep the conversation flowing, make sure thare are no awkward pauses. You can't just take a minute to consider what's being asked and answer then, like you can in IM chat.

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Perhaps it's different because of my age where everyone has grown up with technology and conversing online.

But yes, yes I would (and have) do all of those things online, via textual communication.

It's never gone badly. Especially when it comes to breaking up, it's much better over text since both parties can calmly-ish discuss the matter. Doing it face-to-face is just a bunch of awkward "uhm"s and "ahm"s and sad faces. It's a train wreck.
well?

* sorry for being so obtuse I was just curious
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