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An easier explanation is:

Sin is destructive behavior that brings intentional harm to yourself, others, society and those representing others or God.

1 John 3
4 Everyone who sins breaks the law; in fact, sin is lawlessness. 5 But you know that he appeared so that he might take away our sins. And in him is no sin. 6 No one who lives in him keeps on sinning. No one who continues to sin has either seen him or known him.

Mark 12
28 One of the teachers of the law came and heard them debating. Noticing that Jesus had given them a good answer, he asked him, “Of all the commandments, which is the most important?”

29 “The most important one,” answered Jesus, “is this: ‘Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one.[e] 30 Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.’[f] 31 The second is this: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’[g] There is no commandment greater than these.”

The sum of the law is love - of God, yourself and your neighbours.

If sin is lawlessness, then sin is the opposite of that - hate towards God, yourself and others.
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I can imagine they're perfectly safe unless they start to make crazy amounts of money leveraging their space on Mr. Ellison's island in which case he'd either find a way to cut himself into the action or try to have them evicted.
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I will second a Python vote.
The previous article really didn't make the argument "all you need is static typing". It was specifically refuting the idea that "all you need is unit testing" - or at least that unit testing is a complete replacement for static types.

The paper makes a point of reporting that most unit tests could not be replaced by static types.

What of that looks like a claim that you only need types?
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I didn't know 747s could go faster than the speed of sound ;-)
Don't you hate it when you make a comment through an old HN account and then completely forget about it and post through your normal HN account a quarter of an hour later?
> Boeing 747 has a bandwidth of 1 TBps.

Hmm, not sure about those numbers.

Say we limit it to this trip, at 10 hours.

A Boeing 747 can carry ~30,000 kg (http://www.boeing.com/commercial/747family/pf/pf_facts.html)
You can get get 3TB 3.5' drives now, and they weight about 1kg (http://www.amazon.co.uk/WD-Caviar-Green-WD30EZRX-SATA-600/dp...), so 30,0003TB is 90,000TB in 10 hours.

10 hours is 36000 seconds, so that means that the speed of the data on a 10 hour flight is actually 90000/36000 = 2.5TB/sec.

That said, if we were to account for the next generation jump (http://www.techspot.com/news/47860-seagate-60tb-hdds-possibl...) so 60TB for about a kilo, we'd get 6030000 / 36000 = 50TB a second.

Obviously, the longer the flight, the more inefficient this transfer becomes.
If we're thinking about the same thread on reddit, that would be it:

http://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/m16fd/i_kind_of_b...

Note that it was Vizio, not LG.
Tell Samsung Android is a dead end. They're generating extraordinary profits off of Android right now.
I do a bit of a photography on the side and know a few working fashion photographers. Generally when you're supplied clothing from a company it'll come as a specific size, say size 8. You put out a casting call for a size 8 model that meets your specific requirements, and find that the clothes are too big for her due to sizing being weird. You then have to style it so it looks perfect and go from there, it's not so much about fake it to make it look more perfect (that's what gratuitous liquify is for) but to Get The Job Done.

Someone with the exact same measurements generally has the benefit of being able to try the different sizes on, photographers often don't unless working with a company rep on hand, or they've sent multiple sizes which often only happens at the higher end.
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Yes it does! The problem is the low activity on the site.
If the traffic grew the meta data would explode ;)
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Thanks a lot for posting this! Any more suggested reading for first year Phd students?
Locally, at some point over fuselage/wing airflow is bound to be supersonic. ;-)
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Pry knows its place, it doesn't pretend its a nice environment for writing real code - instead when you want to edit a method definition you type "edit-method my_method"[1] and pry will open the source file of that method in an editor and take you to the exact line where the method is found.

[1] https://github.com/pry/pry/wiki/Editor-integration
I think that over the course of many many years I have learned to hold my opinions of Microsoft announcements until a bit after the product actually ships and has seen real-world scenarios.

The Microsoft marketing videos and events have traditionally done a poor job of conveying what the finished product will actually look like and do, or even if there will ever be an actual finished product at all.
Why didn't you go for hyde? I think it's the best solution now as far as python is concerned.

Worth watching is lighting [1]. Its main feature is the incremental building which looks really promising.

[1] https://github.com/borismus/lightning
I'll modify the post to make that point. You are correct that the real bandwidth of a single 747 is more like 220 Mbps.
It's been said here several times: Buy a phone for what it does today, not what the manufacturer or carrier promises what it will do later.
Good point. How do you access settings for an iOS app? Some are in the Settings app, under that app's name. Some are in the Settings app, under Notifications. Some are in a settings view within the app itself that's accessed by a gear icon somewhere on the screen.

In Facebook you go to the pop-out side menu, scroll to the bottom and find settings. In Twitter, you go to the Me tab, scroll to the bottom and find settings. In Foursquare you touch the Foursquare logo to show notifications then touch an icon with gears to get to settings.
This post has restored some of my faith in humanity. The world of software... no, screw that, the ENTIRE WORLD would be a better place with more people like you guys in :)
I can sponsor the S3 storage but with limited IO
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How did you pitch it to them?
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Strangely, few people seem to have a problem with "we're not censoring you, just your corporation."
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I prefer the small or medium-sized complexity. For really large systems, even the high-level architecture is too big to fit into one person's brain (which is one of the reasons why most of the large software projects are more or less a failure).
I am happy to see this happen. For years computer companies just skate by with no punishment for security breaches. It is time to pay up.
This is why Amazon allows you to physically send them disks to upload data. http://aws.amazon.com/importexport/
He labels himself as a "front-end engineer", which suggests his speciality is stuff inside the browser window.

And his site suggests either he is not very good at it, or he is comfortable enforcing what he believes the web is on the visitors to his site, i.e. minimum browser canvas width of about 1200 pixels. At that point the pseudo-left-hand menu doesn't obstruct the content.
While it makes for a good blog, this idea ignore cost ($1200? to transfer 1tb data) and it ignore that you still need to get the 1Tb _off_ the drive once you get to London.

And you need to sit in London traffic.
None of us should be land owners. Stewards maybe. Unless there's enough to go round.
When I was at high school, he was my hero and role model. He won IOI gold medal twice and was studying at MIT back then. What he had achieved was my dream and I wanted to follow his steps. So one day, I decided to write him an email, asking for his mentorship. To my surprise, he wrote a lengthy response.

For next couple of years, we exchanged few emails. His advices and tips ranging from college applications to solutions to technical problems were invaluable. He is the man who inspired me to achieve my goals. It's unfortunate that I didn't have a chance to meet him in person.

My condolences to his family and friends.
"A reference graph is a web of citations: paper A cites papers B and C, B cites C and D, C cites D, and so on."

A bit off topic, but where is the computer generated version of this graph. This was the inspiration to Googles Page Rank algorithm, right? We do have Google Search and even Google Scholar now. But where can I access this gigantic graph of published research?
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"When it came to updating our website, we brought in an expert: You."

I'm confused, is this a sneak peak or something? If not this seems pretty disingenuous. All they have done is put a lick of paint on the front door. I would rather they spent their resources speeding up and streamlining the site, it is painfully slow and confusing to navigate.
Out of curiosity, what caused the error in the article?

I was wondering if you derived the number via a similar calculation as above (a full 747), it's a direct reference to the size of the hard drive it's carrying, or just a simple typo?
Who has land rights to a brand new volcanic island?
Yes. The white on solid color tiles look good with a couple of colors on the screen but once there are 8 animated tiles in different colors and background images on the screen, it looks more like the TV ads on Idiocracy: http://creativebits.org/files/idiocracy-tv.jpg
> I live an overly solitary life, and I crave for company. My social circle is nearly empty, no GF, and almost all my friends have moved to other cities, so I have just one close friend. Damn, I need to go out. I need more human contact, not less.

The difference is: even though she makes it seem like being alone might be desirable she then twists it in the end; in my opinion she is clearly a VERY social person with healthy relationships and a suitable amount of casual sex and lots of friends. She is coming from the other end of the spectrum, looking in the direction of loneliness with a sort-of "greener pastures" attitude. I would guess she is probably so very social and has SO many friends and hookups that a little vacation from all that stress of handling THAT many people is all this was about.

You, and me too unfortunately, sound like you are coming from the other end of that spectrum...

Therefore, from that perspective this article feels mean or ungrateful when you look at it like that - first world sort-of complaining about having too many friends and casual sex.
And not just the algorithm that they used, but fact that their privacy policy stated that they used best practices to store the passwords, when they didn't.

Actually, the lawsuits speaks of "insufficient encryption methods", but as we all know, hashing is very different to encryption. And they want a trial by jury.

Edit: It seems to hinge on "All information that you provide will be protected by industry standard protocols and technology" in the privacy policy. It would be interesting to see if anybody can show that the industry has a standard password protection technology. I wouldn't be surprised if plain MD5s/SHA-whatevers are the most standard. Just not very secure.
I think of "sharing your thought process directly" as being a major facet of anxiety, a la Notes from Underground --Fyodor Dostoevsky
Any successful social media or community site has some bodies buried somewhere. The problem of getting a nucleus of 10,000 people or so engaged in some activity requires you to do something pretty aggressive to get their attention.
> Last I checked, burgers are non-addictive.

Well fats are addictive. Not in the you will die from withdrawl like heroin or alcohol way, but in the way that gamblings and sex is.
It was an editing error. I originally had a whole paragraph imagining a continuous line of 747s containing 1TB disks and was going to be making an analogy about the connection across the Internet, but it was too complicated. In editing that out I didn't go back to the right number.
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In either case, it's an interesting exercise but missing some key calculations...

When I transfer data from machine to machine, the data is immediately "usable" on the receiving machine.

When transferring data by physical means, the data needs to be brought to the final point of consumption, and possibly loaded into the host machine if it is not in some form that could be immediately connected/mounted.

So, the real comparison would be transferring data from the host machine to some form of removable media, taking that media to the airplane (early enough to meet all the pre-clearance stuff), waiting for the plane to takeoff, fly, land and then handoff the physical media at the other end.

In many cases, I'm sure the plane is still faster, but if we're talking about its theoretical bandwidth we need to look at the entire "trip" of the packets/data, not just one segment of it.
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It's simple, really. The core of society is composed of... You guessed it! Social shit!

So why do lawyers, politicians, lawmakers and managers get the most money even though they do nothing useful? Because we do not reward what we do not understand. Engineering, the sciences and the arts are esoteric enough that only a small collection of people 'get' them. Arguing a criminal case, promising to fix society for the billionth time, drawing up a law or telling people that they should do what you say because everyone says that you're the person to listen to is something that everybody can understand. Every person on this planet understands that a new law will affect them just as they appreciate that the country going in a different direction will do the same. In comparison, few people know what goes into making the world tick and how much of their lives are supported by IT infrastructure.

Ofcourse, everybody can understand cleaning, cooking and chopping wood too, so why do those professions pay so badly? This is where supply and demand come in - one needs higher education to perform bureaucratic functions; this is not so for cleaning and cooking. Since getting that education costs money, motivation and time, most people cannot afford it, hence it is in comparatively low supply and therefore more expensive.

In other words, it's a combination of how easy it is to understand and relate to the profession coupled with the barrier to entry.

In my not-so-humble opinion, the fact that we live in a society which values talking over walking is completely and utterly idiotic. We've all been had and we're having ourselves for doing so little about it. However, I feel no resentment towards people in these professions - the game is broken, the players are only doing what they can. The best we can do to fix this situation is to educate ourselves and each other. When the older generation dies out, the ideas in our heads will become the status quo.
I think that is a key problem in the Internet age. I would argue that cigarettes were so powerful because they make social interaction easier.

The Internet brings the cost of social interaction -- communion -- far lower than cigarettes ever did.

Because it is so valuable to so many people, lowering the cost of communing can incentives some terrible things by accident.
Because they're too complicated! If I want to get started with them, or extend them, there's a large learning curve.

For example, take a look at https://github.com/lakshmivyas/hyde/blob/master/hydeengine/f... or https://github.com/borismus/lightning/blob/master/lightning

What does all of that stuff do? Why does lightning need YAML and pickle? Why does hyde need to mirror the entirety of python's os module, including os.walk, for both Files and Folders?

Now compare that to my version: https://bitbucket.org/anthonyb/shithead/src/8a8e5787cf6a/blo... , which is essentially the entire engine, file system handling and building code.
http://wdc.com/en/products/products.aspx?id=120#tab3 says 3TB weighs 0,74 kg. So that would make 40.540 drives -> 121,620TB in 10 hours. But I'm not sure they would all fit due to their volume relative to airplane's.
The EU causes me major cognitive dissonance.

On the one hand, it is extremely bureaucratic, issues bizarre rulings for things that shouldn't matter, and in introducing monetary union without fiscal union has caused colossal, possibly catastrophic damage to the European economy.

On the other hand, it has long been far more respectful of the rights of the common man than its member governments, with rulings such as this (not to mention the ECHR, etc).

I'm not sure if this is simply a function of there being so many different organisations and committees, or something deeper.
If possible, could you post some of these tips? They would be really interesting to read and definitely helpful.
I don't think its a deal breaker but if its a hidden java applet then why not have the regexes processed on the server as a servlet and sandbox them with a timeout?
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GHC/Haskell is edging towards what could be called weak dependent typing or type-level programming, look at Weirich deck and phantom types:

http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~sweirich/plmw12/Slides/plmw12-Pier...

http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Phantom_type

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8600692/datatype-promotio...

For scala:

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http://www.chuusai.com/2012/01/27/type-level-sorting-in-shap...

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SAT and SMT solvers, e.g. in OCaml

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I could give a few dozen more examples in these 3 languages, incluindg Coq which is written in C and OCaml, and agda and idris and others, which are written in C and haskell, or compile down to some stage of haskell compilation.
There are actually special file transfer protocols for high-bandwidth high-latency situations where you want to transfer gigabytes/terabytes across the world.

The main example I've heard is special effects companies like Weta Digital in New Zealand wanting to deliver video to the US across a 200ms latency link.

There are a few open protocols in various stages of development or you can pay for a product like FileCatalyst http://www.filecatalyst.com/ ( some interesting case studies on their website ).
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IMHO yes. Face.com's API could be developed by Facebook in a fews days
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I worked for one of the big TV Makers and you're absolutely right. Brickville headed your way. Hell, we "bricked" some in the lab.

As for the processor, almost all of these high end TVs are MIPS procs, though I know for a fact some of the newer ones (last year or so) are now ARM. However, even the ARM systems are terribly slow. All of the magic of video decoding / encoding is handled in HW and the proc + SW is just barely able to show you a menu and maintain a list of channels / frequencies in the background.

Frankly, I don't imagine that most TV processors are running fast enough to get excited about.. I think they were in the 400 mhz / 128 mb of RAM.
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On Mac Firefox this is less of a problem - as long as it doesn't register a mouse move while you're scrolling it won't disappear the list.
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