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Yeah, I don't get high unless I've cardio'd for at least 45 minutes. 10 minutes isn't nearly enough.
It's about data. Getting as much data as possible and putting Google in the position to launch crazily innovative products: e.g. Google Glass, automated cars.

No other company is in the position right now to develop products like that because nobody else has the data that Google has.
Adobe has started to remind me of Microsoft in other ways in the last few years. Lots of applications that you have no idea what they are for, stuff that doesn't work or gives you some awful experience that sidetracks you from the simple task of what you were trying to originally do. Lots of interrupting dialog boxes and a lack of consistency. Oh and reinventing everything with every iteration.

So for example, a very MS experience in an Adobe app might be wanting to view the online help. Loads Help application. Oh, Help needs updating waits. Help is an Air app. Oh, now Air wants to update waits. Right, all done. Oh, no local help files, and can't seem to see the ones that are local for other apps. Whoa 700mb of help files to be downloaded, I think I'll just view the online version. Taking ages... Now nothing is showing. Gets's some content. Why was I here again?
It's honestly easier to just open a browser and google it.
I tried the Gimp out in October last year in relation to photography. I found it pretty horrible. I had to download a third party RAW plugin. The plugin didn't support one of my newer cameras RAW files. With the files it did support the UI was a mess, and vastly less intuitive then Adobes raw offering.

Once I had a photo in the Gimp, the most obvious thing missing was non destructive smart objects and filters/adjustment layers. These are a pretty big deal for me, which is a shame, because I would like to see the Gimp progress - it still has a long way to go.
Too true. If I go heavy on squats or deadlifts I can completely exhaust myself to the point of throwing up and light headed-ness in 15 minutes (Then comes upper body :P), so I call bull-shit that you can have a two hour intense workout.
Why is number 1 better than just:

[x*2 for x in range(1, 11)]
I find it weird that the author writes about one-liners in python without knowing about list comprehensions
There's a line in the article about the 'unstable' Middle East. My perception is that Central and South America has it's own stability problems that are different but just as serious.

Sadly I guess that the US sending troops into the Americas (again) is likely in the next few decades. This is one of the reasons why renewables (despite their problems) seem more sensible to me. The ethical and human cost of chasing the petroleum economy seem too high.
The anti-growth stuff is so that when the inevitable bust comes the whole place doesn't clear out and turn into Detroit.

Las Vegas is a great recent example of too much over-optimistic growth being followed by a devastating bust and urban decay.
Heavy deadlifts fixed my back pain and several people I know. Sure, anecdotal evidence, but back pain isn't well understood and there's no real evidence for your position either.

all people should stay away from heavy deadlifts until they have mastered good form of course.

As an aside, GPs tend to give bad advice on all matters of sports medicine.
What does HN think of .co or .cc domains?
Are they acceptable, or is .com the only way to go?

Context: Strong branded word in mind. Facebook, Twitter, and all domains are available... except the .com, and the owner does not accept any offers (even generous ones).

Proceed with ccTLD/ (.net etc) gTLD, or come up with a new name?
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Switching to an instant messenger isn't always an option if you're in a corporate environment. You don't want your conversations sitting on a third party server.
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Yeah you are right, however as I have seen, most people I have ever talked to in NL do not like getting benefits. If they are able to work, they do feel it their responsibility to do so. Of course there are plenty of exceptions, but for people say they are on benefits is something they are ashamed off. Which is a larger stimulation than money for most.
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10 Python one-liners to piss off your colleagues by ignoring the Zen.

Seriously though, some of these are ridiculously unreadable so think twice before using any for anything more than theory.
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Most areas of Silicon Valley are militantly opposed to anything that looks like high-density construction. The government won't issue permits. The unsurprising result is that it has a really bad case of suburban sprawl, constrained by geological boundaries. Unfortunately, this means that even if you don't want to live in suburban sprawl and commute a long distance, it is pretty much mandatory in Silicon Valley because the city planners have essentially outlawed all other arrangements.

The insanity runs deeper when matched to their obsession with having more people use public transit. Public transit doesn't work in a low-density suburb larger than some states in New England. In typical fashion, the left-hand bans all development that would allow public transit to be usable and the right-hand insists that people should stop driving and take public transit. This is just one example; Silicon Valley is full of fundamentally inconsistent bureaucratic mandates.

This is one of those classic denial-of-reality cases that give Americans their famously low opinion of government. In some cases, it is entrenched special interests demanding these things; the sum of these policies may be insane but the politicians do not care as long as the special interests are happy.
The whole tournament is hilariously bad. It's hard to believe anyone takes it seriously.

Could you imagine the headlines if Greece won? "Germany hosts Eurovision 2013...in Greece." and so on.
Here in Sweden it has already been played way too much on the radio, so imagine my horror when we won :( Now they'll play it even more...
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fair enough. As I wrote there is no question about the fact they work (I might not be crazy about the rhythm but that's a different thing and changes from company to company).
I felt the same about number 3.

[x in tweet.split() for x in wordlist]

Seems better to me than

map(lambda x: x in tweet.split(),wordlist)

Although the natural thing for me to do would be

[x for x in wordlist if x in tweet]

Which both generates a list of words instead of booleans(['scala', 'sbt'] instead of [True, False, False, False, False]) and also matches the 'sbt' in tweet.
> If you had a high paying job for 3 years why should the government immediately step in giving you something like €500/month while you are looking for a new one? kinda removes the pressure to find a new one from day 1, doesn't it?

"The government" here is the tax payers, including the person in question, who has decided to pay into an insurance system exactly to avoid that pressure and give people a chance to look for a job without panicking over how they'll be able to pay the mortgage next month.

I'm Norwegian - the Norwegian system is similar - and was shocked when I moved to the UK, where unemployment benefits are a joke (still better than most US states) and notice periods are ridiculously short by my standard (in the UK 1 months notice is pretty standard; in Norway it's 3 months). In Norway you also get most of your salary for the first 12 months or so, I believe (it's been 12 years since I moved out, so not kept up to date how it's changed) so for most people it's way above €500/month).

If you look at unemployment in these countries when the economy is good, it's still usually low - the people who don't want to work will eventually be moved over to the regular benefits system which is far stricter and with lower amounts, and the people who do want to work rarely see unemployment benefits as some kind of paid holiday, but want to get back in work ASAP. Especially since a gap in employment will be something prospective employers will see as a worrying sign, so people are acutely aware that the longer they wait the harder it will be to get a new job at the same level.

And when times are not good is exactly when these benefits are important: We pay or dues to have a safety net in particular for those situations when it's not our fault we can't get a new job right away.
These seem ridiculously mundane.
sigh ... when will people learn ... one-liners are not good. Especially when they lead to bugs. For example #4 in the list. If you that didn't jump out to you as a bug. You are a fucking idiot and shouldn't be writing production code.
Mobile improves all of the above. http://www.chron.com/business/article/Urgent-tweet-in-Kenya-...
Just to add... Any "advanced" backdoors take significant silicon and would be visible from the top of the device as a significant design change would be required to accomodate them. Subtle flaws in designs are another thing altogether.
But will you find it? I don't care much how the apps I use look either, but when I'm scrolling through search results in the store, I'll skim right over the apps with cheap icons, because I'll presume they're poorly-made spamware (since generally, that's true).
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Yet the most useful oneliner is missing:

python -m SimpleHTTPServer
I think it's a gross overestimation. There are plenty of good designers who will do work for a lot less than that. I had an entire iPad app design done for around $300 (icon, table background, custom table cells) and I recently got another design done for an app for $100 (icon, splash screen, custom tab bar backgrounds, custom nav bar backgrounds, custom table backgrounds).
You forgot to mention that "this government" is also aligned with the "craziness" If not how do you justify the 20billion rescue on Bankia? That money at least doubles the amount "recovered" in the spending cuts. Although is true that they are introducing changes fast.
I don't think making JSON more human-writable and readable is a goal worth pursuing.

JSON has its flaws, but is a surprisingly robust and elegant solution to many data interchange problems. But it is not (and I don't think it was ever intended to be) a language for human-edited configuration and data.
One of my university lecturers gave what we all thought were dreadful lectures. Muddled, unclear, chaotic, with no discernible thread. It took ages to reconstruct and rework the material to a point where we could attack the problems and old exam questions.

I got nearly full marks on that exam.

Other lecturers were brilliant. Clear, lucid, entertaining. I didn't get full marks on their exams, because I found it hard to do the problems, even though I thought I understood the material from the lectures.

Math is not a spectator sport. You need to get involved, otherwise you're in the situation of someone who has watched a lot of tennis, but never played.

I used to mock the "it is clear that" phrase when it would take two or three pages to show the result, but having done the work to show it, I was then equipped to handle the next stage of the work. Having the explanation given to me as to why it was "clear" would not have done that, my understanding would be meagre, and unsatisfactory, and I would gradually fall behind and not understand what was missing.

So no, it's not because:

* that's how the game is played (tradition);

* it excludes the uninitiated/untalented;

* it's neater to leave out the truth of discovery;

* it makes the author seem superhuman;

* there's satisfaction for the reader in understanding the puzzle.

When done properly it's genuinely for more effective communication. I'm not saying it's always done well - not every writes equally well - and I'm not saying that everyone always has the best motives, but working on what you see as gaps in the presentation really is the best way to understand the material.

Added in edit:

You said:

> Someone, somewhere will have to work out the combination -
> I'm suggesting it is more efficient for it to be the one writer
> than the many readers.

If your purpose is to have it written down, then yes. If your purpose is to communicate effectively to the readers, then no. The "doing" is an essential part of the eventual "understanding".
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Okay, so they aren't gaming the system in that manner, and in that there is a ray of hope.

But it could also be that they are out of work and cannot play that game any more, instead are either 1. properly (or willfully) unemployed and on Paro or 2. they are working under the table and collecting Paro or 3. they are simply working under the table or 4. they are unemployed and have zero income...
I'm pretty sure Card intended to condemn the wanton violence; either that, or the later books (which I also hugely prefer) were revisionist on the topic. He never characterizes Ender as anything but a monster, at best, he's an ignorant monster; the period between Ender's Game and Speaker for the Dead is an explicit search for redemption. Ender's Game was meant as a prequel, as I understand it, rather than to stand on its own.

That said, I've stopped recommending anything in the Ender books. There's just not enough there anymore.
I got these books simply because of this recommendation. Will check them out, thanks.
the link doesnt appear to work you can go to the site 25trends.me/ and look at the sentiment for gameofthrones . From what I read everything is positive. And the infograph looks off.

What would be a more effective way to understand sentiment? Or is it the best we can get without manual intervention?
"Error establishing a database connection"

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Indeed in those sessions I do both aerobic and weights in the same session. Like 30 minutes aerobic, and then all the big groups of muscles in the remaining time, but of course there are the mandatory pauses, like 60 seconds every repetition, 90 seconds between different exercises, and so forth. The order is: legs, top part, and at the end I do rectus abdominis exercises.
There is an issue with quotes — they appear to be swapped (tiny screenshot here: http://ompldr.org/vZHl4Mw). I made a little check, it's the same with every font you specified in your CSS, so the problem must lie within your blog generator or something.
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Or with numpy:

2 * numpy.arange(1, 11)

The usual notation for working with elements of vector spaces is nice when working with arrays of numbers.
For reference, a correct #4 would read:

with open("one_liners.py") as f: print f.readlines()

In CPython, a file handle is closed immediately the file goes out of scope, because it's reference-counted. In Jython (and I believe IronPython too), with lazier garbage collection, the filehandle would stay open until it was gc'd. I have no idea about PyPy's behaviour.
I think that the writer wanted to show how the "best" part of Spain was struggling after having done almost everything "right". I couldn't see if the writer wanted to cause panic attacks or just make us think about what is the "right" thing to do....
I would guess it depends on the market you are after. I know Java devs working long hard hours and people who want to hire them that cannot find anyone. But I'm guessing those folks aren't the young crowd.
I don't know if I agree with the confusing aspect, I think if you read them for what they are and don't try to overanalyse or question the direction it works a lot better. It's a bit choppy, and definitely contrived in places but it was also his first real work, Neuromancer alone is massively important for science fiction as it kick started an entire shift towards cyberpunk for a good decade or so.

I read it when I was about 12ish, so nearly 15 years ago. Reading it at that point in my life, in that point of human history as computing was starting to become an incredibly large part of daily life made it a lot more interesting, but society and science and fiction have come a long way since this, so it feels quite anachronistic in it's own way.
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This book is pretty good:
http://www.amazon.com/The-Nature-Growth-Modern-Mathematics/d...

For original source material (more essays than papers, but a pretty big mix of stuff), this set is fabulous: http://www.amazon.com/The-World-Mathematics-Four-Volume-Set/...

Both can be found pretty cheap used online.
Maybe I wasn´t very explicit but in the second paragraph I say that it has been a general illness. All the spanish politicians have behaved equally, despite their party or region.
It has been a gold rush and nobody is free of guilt.
The only thing that I am stating is that finally the central government is taking action (late, maybe too late), the former one just sited on their asses doing nothing because after all they were going to lose anyway and why lose more votes and carry that bad karma when the next government cant take it all?(no great statemen lately around here :( ).
If they had won this elections for any reason, they surely would be doing something pretty similar (after all Merkel has been dictating the economic measures this last 6 months). We don´t have too much options left and even then is maybe too late. (I really hope not)
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Gibson has a great twitter feed:

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The disjoint collection of esoteric minutia on his feed is a window into Gibson's brand of science fiction. The reason he is so good at 'seeing the future in science fiction' is that he is always converging onto an immediate moment. And I mean that in the short term, from sentence to sentence, and from novel to novel. IMHO, Zero History, Spook Country and Pattern Recognition (the Bigend trilogy) are more sci-fi than Neuromancer.
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I'd actually disagree with that, but I probably give the word "plan" a stricter definition than you.

But I've battle-tested my inability to plan an invasion in many RTS games. I know I can't do it. :P
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3. Use `exports = module.exports = {...}` or `module.exports = exports` if you want to ensure both functionality; you can assign `exports.[key] after assign exports by object literal.
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I think you guys are talking on different tracks here. jsprinkles brings up a genuine concern. However, he goes ahead and calls your skill unmatched in your domain and I respect that. Honestly, that was a bit of a shocker but I will accept this. Its one thing to be cagey with details and unscientific with your "forum" approach. But it bothers me that you go ahead and underestimate and even disrespect your audience. I can only come to the conclusion that you dont understand. Thats it, this is a very fitting response.
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They do a special "military" version for which they don't publicly publish the featureset.
It's a lovely idea, apart from two things.

1. I suspect's impossible to trade mark or or register the design - so let's assume you raise your brand profile and get a reputation for good quality food at reasonable price - your competitor simply (almost) clones your line of packaging and piggy-backs off all your hard work - since they're a big conglomerate they'll under-cut you by a couple of pence too.

2. In certain countries such packaging tends to be associated with low-cost 'basics' brands - so if you're offering a premium product, you're likely to struggle.