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Groovy works extremely well with Intellij Idea. I often mix Java and Groovy in projects and for the most part it's seamless. I'll start something in Java and as soon as I run into something that should be done with a closure or functional idioms that would require 100 lines of java instead of 2 lines of groovy, I just change the file extension from .java to .groovy, write it as it should be and move on.
I'd be surprised if any decent corporate fleet (deliveries, taxis, buses, whatever) doesn't have GPS in all vehicles already.

And firefighters 100% need this as well, it's better for dispatching.

What's so slippery? Yes, if you're driving someone elses vehicle on someone elses mission, then it's okay and beneficial to have GPS in it.
are they still doing that jank-ass "1 ip per household" bs? pls2be /64 thanks!
Instead of using a cross-browser solution that works today, you're complaining that the browser makers haven't created their own schemes.
Especially since you can't bookmark everything, not knowing what you're going to want to refer to in the future.
It SOUNDS like she went to Germany first so that their children had a safety net which seems totally prudent.

I don't think the other guy came into it until later. I would also be interested to know if they divorced before or after the move to Germany.
Stereotypes about functional languages I guess, as well as the relative dearth of posts on http://clojure.org/jobs
IMHO, stories like these have the effect of people who should feel really really comfortable financially continue to work hard (aka paying underlings as little as possible).
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This is easy question. According to Tibetan tradition the hell (in general, not these particular torturing hells) is a cold, dark place inhabited by selfish, aggressive, angry, greedy beings.)

The crucial notion is that it is not a place created by some goods to punish beings, but a condition, superimposed on the inhabitants by themselves according to the law of karma. Hell, therefore, is not created, it is emerged (as the whole reality).

In last 30 years or so Russia had undergo a radical transformation from almost naive and ignorant communist country with uneducated working class population into the most corrupted, degraded country in the world, leaving some African extremes aside.

In Soviet times, for example, criminals were untouchable marginals, a society inside a society, while nowadays, due to lack of any real economy and equality before law, there is no more such distinction. Being successful cheater or looter, uncaught thief is considered a virtue, and cheating and looting is the only way to become a success in consumerist life.

Imagine millions of angry, puffy, sick drunk, pot-bellied Ostap Benders, hating everyone and hated by everyone, trying to find any naive victim in a society consisted of nothing but their own type.)

It could be easily seen abroad. When Russians meet on the street they avert their gazes and put on that very characteristic face expression of a mix of contempt, disgust and boredom. Each one of them cannot relax in a presence of strangers, and without their usual dose of alcohol. That is why they are going into extremes in drunken parties, especially in other countries.

These notions, of course, are stereotypes, but they caught correctly some aspects of reality. Of course, there are younger generations, generation anime, who aren't like that, but there are several lost generations in a row, all these children of 90-th who now became to realize that life was spoiled and that the world changing in a way in which they have no place to go.

It is difficult to smile with such mentality.)
This is one thing I feel that black people struggle to adjust to in the American workplace. Smiling to be neutral isn't nearly as common in Black Culture in America. Along the lines of this article, it can actually make people think you're kind of weird if you're in a typically black setting to just smile for no reason.

This causes problems at work, as a neutral visage on a black person at a typical workplace can easily be mistaken for annoyance (or be perceived as threatening) http://www.psmag.com/blogs/news-blog/black-male-faces-3571/

So you can either be yourself and risk coworkers avoiding you because they think you're "angry" (especially if you're more quiet than other people) or wear a smile that feels forced all the time to make your coworkers feel comfortable, because they won't take the time to assess their own biases and cut you the appropriate slack.

pretty unfortunate
I've tried Clojure. I just can't do it, I don't find it terribly expressive. I like functional idioms and immutable data but I just find Clojure to be a never ending sea of parenthesis and brackets that bury the expressiveness of the language.
I hope, having read the article, you can now understand their behavior.
I think the distinctive feature about Japan and the US is that both governments are (through very different mechanisms) under the sway of their own internal pressure groups. This makes them unable to take a reasonable bargaining stance.

Perhaps this is a symptom of Japan's and America's waning power? In the past, they could afford to take less reasonable stances because they were dominant in their respective spheres, so their political classes had no incentive to clean things up.
What is generally spoken is a mix of Hindi and Urdu (Hindustani, as Mahatma Gandhi would have liked to call it). We rarely come across anyone speaking "Shuddh Hindi" or "Khalis Urdu" these days. English words permeate almost all regional languages.

Dialogues of bollywood films used to have a fair sprinkling of Urdu words until late nineties. Film titles too used to be shown in three languages - Hindi, Urdu and English. Now a days we don't find much of that.
Or rather you can bookmark everything, but the resulting list is nearly useless. I used to have a massive collection of bookmarks that I never referred to because it was far too large to actually use. Plus half the links had gone stale.
There is high quality documentation bundled with the product. We might eventually put it on the website for users.

On the product home tab there is the link to the user guide and design document.
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> are they still doing that jank-ass "1 ip per household" bs? pls2be /64 thanks!

If you're asking whether Comcast is still limiting people to a /64, the answer is no. They now allow you to request up to a /60 with DHCPv6-PD. I'm not sure about Time Warner.
Yes please describe how the English language is conspiring against women.
Working at Mozilla for a while helps :)
Colorado here, have had IPv6 native with Comcast for several years now. I don't use it because the IPv6 nodes are slow (mostly hurts my ping, 20ms => 100ms), but it's there and working. I try again periodically to see if it's better.
If I said that "much of the problems in the deep South in the United States are due to the prominence of Christianity in their culture" nobody would bat an eye, and nobody would read it as being anti-Christian.

Denying that there are very real problems within the Islamic world, some of which are core to the religion, is an example of naivete, ignorance, or propaganda.
Mine was accurate to within a half-mile, scary!
All the important ones (President, Congress) seem to be based on bipartisan politics. What is left? Voting on propositions?
let's not forget the biggest lobby group of all: the American citizenry

Does the citizenry have the same level of access to negotiating parts of the TPP as the lobby groups who paid admission? IIRC, the citizenry have been completely cut out of the process. They didn't even know the contents of the TPP. What r0h1n possibly implied is that the US Govt backs interests that are paid for.
Awesome: this will be really useful for the Unity game devs I know.
very interested to look at it - I'm trying to figure out between ansible and salt. Do you have your salt scripts on github somewhere ?
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Um, large consumer companies release ads all the time, and google is always under fire by consumers, regulators and activists.
In another word, US lobby industry has met its greatest challenge so far and it's called other nations?

I wonder how US lobby firms will deal with foreign nations...
I intellectually new this when I was 12. I kinesthetically new it when I was 36. Upvoted
The site as a whole is a 'Support Our Project' site which is limited to hardware products, and projects turn into 'Buy It Now' when they are shipping. Projects are vetted to help ensure that the funding threshold is high enough for them to successfully deliver.

In the case of these stickers, the development is already done. Unlike typical crowdfunding campaigns, the creator is not expecting backers to fund development or absorb the risk of unexpected engineering challenges, which is why the funding threshold is set at $1.

Source: I have these on my desk, and they're awesome.
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I thought Jython was the Python of Java?
I think what you are actually looking for is hashing[1] mixed with some sort of generative art[2]. For example Identicons [3,4].

Meaning that you could use identicons so that when prescribing a medicine a picture would be displayed next to it which would be completely different for different types and amount of medicine.[5] You could likely go farther, but you would have to read up on hashing and see what information you can and can't use with it. I think the harder problem is getting the system to be used, not how viable it is.

[1]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_function

[2]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generative_art

[3]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Identicon

[4]https://github.com/blog/1586-identicons

[5]http://i.stack.imgur.com/SfGpg.png
If you're after IP details via an API you should check out http://ipinfo.io, eg:

$ curl ipinfo.io
{
"ip": "67.188.232.131",
"hostname": "c-67-188-232-131.hsd1.ca.comcast.net",
"city": "Mountain View",
"region": "California",
"country": "US",
"loc": "37.385999999999996,-122.0838",
"org": "AS7922 Comcast Cable Communications, Inc.",
"phone": 650
}

$ curl ipinfo.io/geo
{
"ip": "67.188.232.131",
"city": "Mountain View",
"region": "California",
"country": "US",
"loc": "37.385999999999996,-122.0838",
"phone": 650
}

$ curl ipinfo.io/org
AS7922 Comcast Cable Communications, Inc.

$ curl ipinfo.io/8.8.8.8/org
AS15169 Google Inc.

More details available at http://ipinfo.io/developers
They certainly don't. My suggestions were more in line with creating a successful site.

While I understand the philosophy of the 'slow web', I can't see it creating successful websites that depend (at some level) on return customers.

The other option for traction would be search engine traffic, and that isn't (likely) to happen with ask.io. (A third traffic option is direct referrals, but they'll be specific to a week: hey everyone, send my wife a card: ask.io! .. and thus wont create return traffic)

The slow web is better for disseminating unchanging information - like a dictionary or encyclopedia - that's needed on-demand.

I'd be interested in OP's thoughts on his Slow Web philosophy and creating traction with ask.io.
Way off topic (and probably annoying), but I literally see/hear the word 'literally' used in these two situations. When what is being said...

1. Is obviously literal and does not need to be qualified.
2. Isn't actually literal at all.

Literally, that's the only two ways I hear it (except for rare exceptions).
>It literally says "fork me on GitHub" at the top right.

It din't show up for me either. After a bit of investigating, it looks like Ghostery (and maybe AdBlock Plus too) sees Github ribbon as a tracker and automatically hides it.
Why are fire trucks red?
Dark matter Absence of evidence, or evidence of absence?
You seem to think I'm saying it was unavoidable/inevitable, but I'm deliberately abstaining from commentary on the causes. Being Irish myself, I have my opinions about this but this doesn't seem like the place to air them.
Great ad !!!
Not particularly reliably. Peer review by people who actually know what they are doing is going to beat my puny brain 99% of the time.
Here is one real person driven to tears by the forced Google+ integration. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ccxiwu4MaJs
I'm confused. What's to keep Sanjuro with absconding with everything he's holding in escrow?
He lived in San Marino which seems at least as expensive as the bay area. http://www.zillow.com/san-marino-ca/
I don't think it's about sexiness -- Python has brought many associations to mind over the years, but sexy has never been one of them -- just that there are only so many languages that can compete in the same ecological feeding space that (Python,Perl,Ruby,Groovy) are all pretty much butting heads against each other over.

If anything, Python seems to be dominating in large part because of its unabashed lack of sexiness (or what passes for it in modern programming circles: cleverness, and cuteness).
Where can i find a copy of the database that is driving this?
Appropriately reflecting the cognitive impairment of bigotry
I don't think it's significantly related with modern Russia/Soviets or any recent events. You can found description of same behaviour made by Turgenev (here for example, in russian, http://european-book-review.blogspot.com/2006/04/blog-post_1...) in XIX century.
I've got IPv6 over Comcast in CO. I've had it for about two years now. Youtube and various other services over IPv6 are actually more responsive than over IPv4 =).
Consider my eye batted. I don't think Jesus was a huge proponent of slaves.
No ad will ever beat this diet coke ad:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmBDeswu2dI

Now diet coke, IMHO, is crap and I won't drink the stuff but I can watch this ad over and over again. Can one of you marketing geniuses in the audience tell me why it is so awesome? :)
Honestly, I have been around the block trying to find a decent company that provides either a database or api for looking up a location from an ip address.

It seems like every company from MaxMind to IP2Location and all of the others are accurate for some ip addresses, and severely inaccurate for others. And I think that will only become more and more common as all of the ipv4 addresses run out and there are hundreds to thousands behind the same ip address.

I've even tried crowdsourcing from four different ip to location sources and even then, sometimes all four return different cities and even states for a single ip address.

Is there any company out there that is actually fairly accurate (on a city basis)?
What about those of us that get easily excited over IPv6?
Police officers are NOT authorized to kill people. They have a right to self defence just like you or I. The state does give them special powers, but they are only justified to kill someone when it is in defence of themselves or others, however their job often puts them in such situations.
This would be a good example for that 4chan list. [Mundane x] vs [Mundane Y], Let me tell you how little you know (and I didn't know either until yesterday)
The India Pakistan separation has left a scar on the hearts of several generations. Power hungry and religious fanatics caused this separation. Today's youth view the separation as a boon, but the million people killed in the riots and other millions made homeless still haunts and affects the geopolitics of the region.
I thought this was very basic. +PHP = not my cup of tea. Python would be nicer.
Comcast gives you a /128 for your gateway device. They will also give you a /64 over DHCPv6 for SLAAC. (although some people are reporting that they can get /60's, I've been able to get up to two /64's without issues myself).
Sounds like you were looking for a polemic and were disappointed to documentary work instead. Strangely enough I lerned a great deal about colonial misrule of India from reading the same book, but that doesn't make the viewpoints of the pro-empire participants less interesting.
> This is also true for voice tone and other subconscious traces of smile.

This reminds me of stories I've heard of Japanese office workers bowing while talking over the phone to their boss. It's said that your boss will be able to tell if you aren't bowing, and you will come across as insincere.
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Actually, Russians smile quite a lot.
They are not smiling to strangers - the article explains why. But this does not mean they are not smiling at all. Once you become acquainted to the person, the smile becoming the natural part of communication.
Some of those ghost cities claims are false. Some claims of 'ghost-city' are using obsolete photos(, e.g. the Florentia Village in Wuqing, Tianjin was falsely labeled ghost shopping malls in an io9.com article where you can hardly find a parking lot available on holidays).

Those cities are getting more and more popular because more people migrated from rural areas to these new urban areas, the amount of migration is huge.
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That's true now but legitimize it and get some real capital guarantees and that could change.
> "Large lobby groups" also include organizations such as the EFF, ACLU, unions, and foundations such as the Gates Foundation. And let's not forget the biggest lobby group of all: the American citizenry.

Gag me with a spoon. This is tendentious Pollyannaism. The EFF and ACLU are tiny compared to first tier lobbying firms, and operate on a fraction of their budgets. If you are not paying to play at the level of tens to hundreds of millions of dollars you can write a note some intern might read and ignore. That's not a functioning representative government.
The difference being of course: nobody has a clue on how to achieve no nuclear weapons, 100% zero emmission energy, world peace, etc. So you might wish it, but it just not going to happen right now.

But Bitcoin is a known solution demonstrating how to implement a decentralized digital currency. It is working. Today. So the utility it has, and the impact it is about to make on society is enormous.
I am guessing this is why companies like Google have sourced their own info.

Geo-locating by IP will always be an imperfect process because it's not actually geolocating the IP, it's geolocating the block owner.

My downtown Toronto office geo-locates as Kansas City in some cases because the org who owns the block is there. And I assume they are not keeping their records up to date as we have a /8 and I think they should be registering a sub-block or whatever it's called..

But there you go.
> Is there no end to what the US Govt will do for large lobby groups?

Clearly, from the snippet you reference, the US Govt is striking a compromise. If there were no end, the US would oppose the whole section, not just the inclusion of chagas.
Thanks for these links.

Just a bit unlikely that Ali would be able to read 'saunf' in Devanagari, isn't it?
So, the oldest sweet shop in Lahore just happened to be owned by Yusuf's grandson? How?
They could. But they wouldn't because they observe limits and have effective oversight. Right?
I find it useful to approach a group of people talking and just start actively listening to whoever is speaking.

People often look for support from the group they are talking to. Nod in agreement when they do. Ask an insightful question. Make it easier for them to be the center of attention.

Soon you'll be in a conversation without having to introduce yourself first. As soon as you are in a 1 on 1 conversation, be sure that you do introduce yourself. It should be a lot easier by then.
bugzilla is not a public forum. There are public forums for those types of discussions. Bugzilla (and similar) is for bug reports, analysis, patches, and constructive discussion. There's no need for an up/down vote system to deal with comments that shouldn't be there in the first place. They add absolutely nothing to the developer discussion in working on a bug. Any posts of that nature should always be removed/banned in a bugtracker so developers and proper testers can get their work done.
It seems to me that he did not plan appropriately. He invested and what not, but it seems to me he could have just been doing a part time job the entire time he was in "the gap" and he would have been fine.

Further, eight kids...

He seems nice, just planned VERY poorly. Also, kudos for him tugging back from homelessness. I am impressed.
Awesome to see this as a product!

The gang over at the graffiti research lab was painting circuits back in '06ish.

http://www.graffitiresearchlab.com/blog/projects/post-circui...
Hindi or Urdu? Haha... I always find the "language vs dialect" thing very interesting. The distinction when it comes to Hindi and Urdu is totally political

Try Serbo-Croatian[1]. But OTOH, most Slavic languages are fairly similar.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serbo-Croatian
Annoyingly, StartSSL doesn't support ECDSA (well say they are less than the required 1024 bits, which they are but are more secure comparably).
This goes against everything I was ever taught and everything I believe in.

Do what you love. People will take notice. Your skill will improve. Your goal is self-fulfillment, not becoming more attractive to an employer or marketing yourself as a commodity on a job/freelance market.

Pretty sure Mr. Clinton didn't become a president so he could charge the the hourly rate mentioned.
You realise the slippery slope is also the name of a logical fallacy right?

The difference between the fallacy and the logical device is warrant (the logical chain of events) and lack of reasonable demarcation.

How does watching police lead to watching fire-fighters? The increased safety of the first, the already existing infrastructure, are all reasons that could happen (and may not be a bad idea, if like police, we only watch them during their job).

But how does that translate to teachers. Where is the chain of events that connects them? that makes the argument a logically valid slippery slope as opposed to a fallacy?

Consider gay marriage leading to bestiality and pedophilia. There is a reasonable demarcation point. Two legally consenting adults (humans obviously). Is a reasonable position somewhere along the slope. There is also no warrant. There is no link to gay people marrying and an increase in bestiality or pedophilia. Hence Logical fallacy.

Consider free speech and banning certain types of speech (specifically information and the banning of some types of information (rape porn as an example)) leading to censorship and violations of free speech and privacy. There is warrant here:

* Because we are already filtering for objectionable material, why not also read the information and look for terrorists, oh and criminals. Who reads and filters this data? How do we control it?

* Cryptography becomes illegal, or controlled, so that we can look for objectional material. Removing privacy and making free speech difficult.

* It becomes harder to report crime, since the crime of reading information about other crimes becomes more serious than the crimes themselves.
or maybe survival? Lol some bullshit bias against holes and some guy tries to survive and it's said and done in your eyes. profile:jodrellblank tow-the-line drone
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It brings me memories of the violent riots because certain stores were celebrating Valentines Day in India.
And fangirls - responsible for most of the crocheting and cupcakes.
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Thanks! This is some very interesting feedback on the relative mindshare for each of these : )