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It's television. Reddit is something you read for utterly mindless entertainment and to relax your brain after a hard day's thinking.

I've tried posting links there and it's mediocre. Might get you links if it's a hit, but you basically have to act like a spammer to get anywhere.

The last thing I got Redditdotted was this http://rocknerd.co.uk/2013/09/13/culture-is-not-about-aesthe... - 80,000 hits on a blog with no advertising or anything that usually gets 20-30 hits a day. (Buy a T-shirt! https://arkadiandreams.spreadshirt.com/shop/designs We're all supposed to live off T-shirts now, right?) But that got on Slashdot first, which is where I think the Reddit posters got it from.

Mind you, BuzzFeed makes Reddit look like bloody LessWrong. If Reddit is BBC1, BuzzFeed is ITV2. Or Dave. Or the deepest most braindamaged high hundreds channels on Sky.
Just don't use font-size and line-heights that references pixels for the <span> containing your arrow and you should be fine. It might not be perfectly aligned, but it won't break.
I am bit bummed that you have to pay for an editor. Yeah, it is just $70 / user, but still. You even get full games for 99 cents these days. And shouldn't this be a default program to write in the first place.

Anyway, no-one is forcing anyone to buy it, so all good.
The most accurate way to phrase it would be to say that "natural selection is about less fit individuals having a decreased chance of passing on their genes."

Evolution is really about which genes are passed on to the next generation. Most of the population at any given time is going to be less-fit than the fittest (by definition). That doesn't mean they don't pass their genes on. While totally unfit people may not be able to pass on their genes at all, many, if not most, of a generally less-fit population will pass on their genes at least one generation. Depending on the quality of the mate they are able to obtain, their genes may not go further than the one generation, or they may keep going for many generations. On average, the less-fit genes will "die off" but this isn't always the case, for many reasons.
As I said, the intentions are clear but the license is inappropriate. Licenses, especially GPL style ones need to get the details right. What if you change the interfaces, how does that affect it, or if you change the process. can you draw the line where you like. And thats an LGPL style license. I have come across people using the GPL, what is the boundary of that system. The LGPL has all sorts of provisions specific to basically C libraries.
Most of the other novel computer interaction peripherals (like Leap Motion) are in the $100s price range. The $10 price point could really make this popular, especially with the hacker and maker community.
I wouldn't say it's observed; no one has observed billions of years of evolution. That's why there is debate. Please don't compare to the observation of gravity; it's not even comparable.
Interesting project.

I had similar hobby project: MapDB database engine. It started as simple data store for astronomical application. I wrote first patch for JDBM (old name) while observing at Atacama desert 4 years ago. I never advertised much, but now its my full time job and it generates decent email traffic.
I don't think you'd have heard of my friend.

I'm actually doing ad tech consulting with a focus on helping folks integrate standard machine learning tools into low latency bidding infrastructure. (and was helping the friend with such)

I'm a bit curious about the "deep learning" remark in your hiring post, i'd be curious to learn more!
That depends on how far the state is willing to entertain the farce that you were "dead" to begin with. They may just declare you "guilty in absentia" or just say "nope, turns out you're not dead, goofball."
Of course claims about an after life are based on faith, that's true regardless if the claim is that there is or is not an after life.
The page links to "Help us find Stephen Martin's killer - Bay to Breakers assault". I fail to see any TrueCrypt information in there
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if they're willing to ignore huge swaths of divine text what makes the existential statements special?

if someone made a list of statements, most of which were false but some of which were unverifiable why would anyone accept, as truth, the unverified claims?

if anything accept part of the Bible, cherry picking, is worse (logically) than accepting all of it.
I use both Reddit and Hacker News, although I spend more time on HN. I was also inspired enough by Reddit to create a "reddit like" for enterprise (internal) use. So I voted "use reddit" and "use other".
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I suppose people that buy these will just put them on a shelf, but if not, those perforations are going to fill with garbage.
Interesting, from the document: "As remarked in this table the Windows version of TrueCrypt 7.0a deviates from the Linux version in that it fills the last 65024 bytes of the header with random values whereas the Linux version fills this with encrypted zero bytes. From the point of view of a security analysis the behavior of the Windows version is problematic. By an analysis of the decrypted header data it can't be distin- guished whether these are indeed random values or a second encryption of the master and XTS key with a back door password. From the analysis of the source code we could preclude that this is a back door. For the readability of the source code this duplication of code which does the same thing in slightly different ways was however a great impediment. It certainly must also hamper the maintainability of the code."
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> "I just like looking at pictures of cats on imgur" (while they actually contain handler's instructions

Not sure how pervasive it has become, but the couple of Russian spies that was caught in Germany last year or so were also using comments on Cristiano Ronaldo YouTube videos to communicate with their contacts.

From here (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/russia/1018...):

> The middle-aged Anschlags, who pretended to be Austrians born in Argentina and Peru, used "dead letter drops" to communicate with their informers and then transmitted information to Moscow via satellite. Some messages were passed via coded comments on YouTube videos where Mrs Anschlag's online alias was Alpenkuh1 (Alpine cow 1
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As someone who believes in both an intelligent designer creating the world, and micro (but not macro) evolution, I am extremely interested in reading this.

I just thought I would let you know :)
Not that I know of, but if you like learning and are curious, I'd look into /TrueReddit and any other subs in the sidebar, and /AskHistorians, plus anything in their sidebar.
I believe the GP covered that function under "generous press" -- but even still, this isn't really a reason to make yourself beholden to a label; marketing is a service you can pay for like anything else, where the marketing agency is beholden to you.

Stripping off distribution and press, "labels" are really just left as VC firms and/or incubators for music-production "start-ups" (in est, bands.) Which sounds about right.
I love the fact that pud makes great stuff and just keeps building and shipping good ideas. It's a simple thing, but he does it quite well.
Fundfill is sending us the metadata of this page: http://www.fundfill.com/fund/U81L-pd41x0OSJ6B6AXbKYg%3d%3d

instead of the accurate one. Just letting you guys/gals know in case you were extremely confused like I was for a couple minutes.
Metal screens are just stamped or rolled sheet metal, while these perforations are made by a CNC mill from the same piece of aluminium as the rest of the body.

Might not mean anything to a layperson but watching a CNC mill make thousands of precision perforations would be quite a sight.
perhaps yes and no.

Gravity is a force you can measure, make experiments with and validate.

You can use the scientific method to invalidate gravity. You can't do that with evolution and therefore you can't compare the theory of gravity with the theory of evolution the way I see it.

But I might be wrong.
Truecrypt is an open source.
It really screamed Rams to me as well (much more than Ive), even more than Newson as well.

It doesn't look to me like a Rams/Braun product though, but a product that's trying to be one.
Has it occurred to you that the text of the Social Security Act probably predicates the life/death status of a person on the determination made by the state? There is no federal agency that issues birth/death certificates, those are all done at the state level. You're assuming that federal law already contains a provision for dealing with situations like this which would override state law, whereas it appears that what the man would need to do is sue the SSA in federal court, which he doesn't have the resources to do.
It's possible he can't (via a contract) but can donate it. No idea though, just guessing.
Um. What possible jurisdiction can New York State have over a California company with no offices in New York?

Probably best to tell this AG to go piss up a rope privately and dispense with useless press releases like this.
Somebody hacked the page, just now. I still have the original opened in another tab.
Well no in this scenario the person has been promoted two steps past his level of incompetence.
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> Hacker News but without the "OMG we're going to become Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and make meeeelions of dollars" stuff

An interesting thing about Hacker News is that here you can read and talk to people who have become Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and made millions of dollars.
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It looks more like an Ive design than a Newson. Newson designed a Pentax camera last year, and it doesn't seem like any of those design elements made it into this Leica camera design.
That's excellent, well done!
Google "best subreddits" to start with.

Also, I guarantee if there's something you're interested in, there's a subreddit for it. Search for it here: http://www.reddit.com/reddits
apt vs. pacman: Could you elaborate a little? What's your main reasoning for this?

I have tried Arch on three machines (old netbook, laptop, desktop) and all went fine during installing (all LUKS cryptorooted). What made me mad was when some stuff broke on two of them due to infrequent updates this spring (didnt use both netbook+desktop for a longer time). Alas, I can't remember details any more.

Made me switch back (to debian)
I almost never use aptitude and dpkg only for low level stuff (e.g, when there are errors). Apt alone is in almost all cases sufficient.
http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Reddit#Actually_decent_subreddi...
Right now that switch is ADD medication, meditation, exercise (in order of increasing effectiveness and access).
Sadly, many would have little interest in having their perspective challenged at all.
I was just thinking this when I read your comment. It is probably the largest thing that is holding me to my faith in an a God.

Whether or not evolution is true, it explains _how_ our world was created, but not why.
It's times like this when I really wish I wasn't on Verizon and locked into their proprietary wireless protocols. I would love to buy this hardware and check out FFOS.
even after I was approved (which took a really long time), the sub still showed a blank page...I prefer the real deal.
"And before you tiresomely drag out the full faith and credit clause, try looking it up and actually reading about it."

I get the feeling you haven't read it or how the Federal law might try to declare him alive. You also seem to have decided to go insulting to defend your point. The SSA will have to initiate action and this will be a loser for any Federal official all the way around.
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My personal memory training challenge is that I don't keep anyone's name attached to their number in my phone. It has made me quite proficient at memorizing 10 digit numbers.

It is also a minimal first defense at would-be over-the-shoulder snoopers who see who I am messaging.
The shutter speed dial really looks like Ive's work to me. Although it's hard to say. This Leica bears absolutely no resemblance to Newson's Pentax K-01, but perhaps that's just because the K-01 was a camera that was actually intended to be used rather than stuffed away in a billionaire Leica fanatic's collection.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjaGktVQdNg
More from a historical Galileo standpoint of science vs religion.
I use an rss feed version of r/programming and r/videos that updates weekly. That minimizes my procrastination.
more refine answer: just use spl_autoload_register
How the hell it that top selection wheel supposed to be operated? Overall, it looks pretty similar to the normal Leica M, but with Apple-style all-aluminium coloring and more rounded corners.
So the taller guy could always lift more weight?
There aren't a lot of advantages to putting quadruple precision into the hardware. Typically with numeric code you don't run out of exponent space you run into precision limits. To increase precision you can use software techniques like double-double representation. This doubles precision and keeps the exponent range the same at the cost of increased numbers of instructions.

The real action is in FMA (fused multiply-add) instructions. These instructions do two operations then a correct rounding of the result (e.g. round(a*b+c)). FMA in hardware is great. It lets you write functions with provably tight errors or even provably correct rounding of the result. More and more platforms are providing FMA [1].

[1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiply%E2%80%93accumulate_ope...
It seems like you're really creating two products, an editor and a collaboration platform. Imagine if Github forced you to do all coding with a custom IDE. That said, the simple UX sounds great, and I wouldn't even have brought it up if there was a Linux client.
I used to be on Reddit all the time. I had 9000+ comment karma, 1500+ link karma, and I didn't miss many front page posts. Reddit was a productive distraction for me at first. When I was in High School Reddit introduced me to a ton of interesting news, science, and of course funny shit that made me happy. I bought my first Java book because there were so many programming jokes in the comments that I wanted to know what it was all about.

After a while, I noticed Reddit was less and less productive for me. I had figured out which news sources the top quality submissions came from, and I followed them directly. I didn't need Reddit to teach me about the things I really wanted to learn about, I could find them myself. One day I said "fuck this" and quit cold turkey. Went from spending 1-2h a day on Reddit (or linked sites) to never going on it again. That was about 2 years ago, still haven't been back.

Then I got a software engineering internship and I was introduced to Hacker News. I had the same feeling I had when I started on Reddit. I was learning a TON and it was definitely making me a better programmer. I was being introduced to dozens of new technologies, frameworks, startups, etc. Now I'm starting to get that feeling that it's not so productive anymore. Partially because I know a lot more, and partially because an increasing percentage of the content is now opinion rather than reference. I still come on the site because it's a great way to keep tabs on the tech industry, but I can see an exit in the distance.

So there, that's my way-too-long answer to your question.
fixes:

more refine answer: just use spl_autoload_register
And the related question: If God made man from dirt, why is there still dirt?
Now that is new and useful information.
Would it be possible to get some sort of diagram or screenshots up that would at least give us something to look at? A theoretical, yet somewhat detailed, use-case would be great.
I don't like this outlook because it's too close to "ignorance is bliss" theme.
At this point I need to confess that I use HN like Reddit: as entertainment. I do get occasional useful links, more off HN than Reddit.
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Yes, have a look at https://www.bunkerapp.com/

Both the website and the app itself are written ASP.NET/C# using MVC. I'm happy to answer any questions you might have :)
Nah, that's just "fixing the glitch" :-)
I am following the discussion, most of my doubts were resolved.
Completely unrelated to your original question, but I'd recommend you profile the tests sometime. often its not the processor that is the bottle neck, but the hard drive/ram.
This is now being jacked to "Help us find Stephen Martin's killer - Bay to Breakers assault"
I don't know what you mean by "soul" then, but I can confidently say that the brain is responsible for all human behavior.

If I instantly replaced all the atoms in your brain with different atoms, would you die? Would it still be you? Likewise if I made an exact copy of your brain.
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> Every subreddit is unique.

Yes and No. As a helpful person, I try to always leave comments on Reddit that add to the discussion and I feel like I get upvoted more on HN than on Reddit. The downvotes on Reddit, across subreddits, for helpful comments never cease to surprise me. I should mention that I comment on Reddit way more than on HN.
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I'm a bit sorry for the wording, but WTF!

He is alive. Recognize that.

Will he (or his family) go broke because of some law that shouldn't apply? Then make him exempt. Will he go broke because of some law that should apply? Then lead him to a bankrupcy court. Anyway, he's alive, and he's still himself.
Pardon me for not getting this, but how can what I wrote be interpreted as "ignorance is bliss"? Shouldn't the conclusion be the opposite of that?
As I understood it, they were asking about religious scientists. Religious != take-given-entire-scripture-literally. It just means they believe in the existence of a higher power (if you can forgive my paraphrasing).

If they did mean scientists who take all of scripture literally, then no I don't actually know any of those.
And it got me my "dream job," which counts for a lot.

I think that's the true lesson of the story. Thanks for sharing it!
That is what Pond does, the client sends a fixed-sized databurst periodically which may or may not contain messages.
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As we (I work for Adobe!) have talked publicly about the next rev of ColdFusion, and have shown features, talked about focus areas, etc, it is certainly not dead-end in terms of active product development.
Science doesn't care about 'why' questions. It is also misleading, because it assumes that something has a purpose, which is not necessarily the case.
I know religious scientists who are among my smart Christian friends: intelligent and nuanced people who are familiar with the atheist arguments and have actually read Dawkins and Hitchens and have actually read the Bible and know its history, and still believe. They're really nice people, and as an atheist and humanist that's what I do respect. (I like our local Church of England priest for the same reason: he really cares, and does actual work himself to make the world a better place - the local soup kitchen and so forth - and Anglicanism at its best is basically humanism with Jesus up front.)

That said, I've seen these sophisticated theists' faces when they walk into a local church (London E17) and realise that the congregation is basically one step up from the Pentecostals and sincerely believe that good things happen to good people, if bad things happen to you then you must be a bad person, and the world is probably 6,000 years old and flat, and that these are actually the people Dawkins was talking about in The God Delusion. I successfully refrained from smirking, 'cos I didn't want to be rude.
Those perforations are lasered out, like they do the MBP speaker grill/holes.
According to Wired Java is experiencing a renaissance of sorts: http://www.wired.com/wiredenterprise/2013/09/oracle_java/
Not necessarily. If we can adequately explain not just life but the sensation of consciousness - that personal identity which is said to persist into the afterlife - in terms of physical interactions which terminate and decompose when the body dies, then strictly speaking it requires additional unwarranted suppositions to assume that this explainable and now terminated physical phenomenon persisted and continued to operate in some hidden spiritual world. It requires implicit rejection of Occamian world view.
Not necessarily. They also get good publicity out of it, so the cost is weighed against (value of charitable donation) + (value of equivalent advertsing/marketing campaign).
But then the question is why should you work for the Feds. At what point can they force you to implement something no matter what. Your not their employee, and you should have the right the refuse what you feel is unethical. There is nothing wrong with that. I took an entire class on the Engineering Ethics and now that $800 course which I loved is a waste of money for anyone that is forced to do work against their will.
And it's going to get even better:

"We intend to soon extend the program to:

* Widely used web servers: Apache httpd, lighttpd, nginx

* Popular SMTP services: Sendmail, Postfix, Exim

* Toolchain security improvements for GCC, binutils, and llvm

* Virtual private networking: OpenVPN"
What you're getting at is that in your cryptography tools, UI/UX is more important than the efficacy of the cryptography?
> "Bacteria, HIV, malaria, and cancer have evolved resistance to our drugs."

Honest question... if HIV is a virus, and virus are not living forms [1], how can they evolve? In that case wouldn't be the host cell the one that evolved?

[1] http://www.virology.ws/2004/06/09/are-viruses-living/
Those do not look milled to me.
Actually its more fun if you just "do the math" and its a fun computer science problem:

0.1 is 1 / 10, fractional binary bits are 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 ... find a combination of bits that represents 0.1.

If you want a very long treatise about how binary sucks for doing arithmetic wander over to http://speleotrove.com/decimal/
if anything accept part of the Bible, cherry picking, is worse (logically) than accepting all of it.

I'm not sure I follow this... Why is this so bad. Let's say that my view of the bible is a set of self-replicating instructions that were carried through time as culture. Today I deem some ideas helpful parts of my culture, and some not to so helpful. I choose to follow the former. Is this logically inconsistent?
There are two funny things:

- Evolution itself is pretty much outdated theory. Genetics, biochemistry and ethology are light years beyond Darwin. It is like discussing Copernicus while scientists are working on quantum gravity.

- Evolution does not disprove creation and vice versa. God could use evolution as a tool. And God could also create Earth with all those fossils underground just for a joke. :-)