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> I do not think they had this kind of usage in mind when they allowed it

I think they did based on 8.5.3 which has this example:

struct A { };
struct B : public A { } b;
extern B f();
const A& rca = f(); // Either bound to the A sub-object of the B rvalue,
// or the entire B object is copied and the reference
// is bound to the A sub-object of the copy

As well as 12.2 para 5:

class C {
// ...
public:
C();
C(int);
friend C operator+(const C&, const C&);
˜C();
};
C obj1;
const C& cr = C(16)+C(23);
C obj2;

In the C++ standard which talks about the temporary bound to cr existing for the duration of the entire program? Moreover, why would a rule for const references be specifically needed to handle foo( bar() );, but no equivalent rule for bar().foo(); which handles an implicit non-const pointer?
Nobody was killed by weed in your community or anywhere for that matter. Unless you're talking about gang related violence in relation to marijuana. In that case: That would be solved if it were legal.
Serialising the config json object to localStorage and pulling it back out again on a reload would be useful.
>> And look where it's got them.

Well, compared to a lot of Android brands they are doing OK, I think. Android is all Samsung + a little bit Sony at the moment.
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So throwing them in jail is your solution?
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Lots of medium to big cities do it without high rise buildings. I have lived in a 7-8 thousand poeple/sq mi neighborhood. It's not NYC. It was only 5 levels/4stories high. It feels familiar, it doesn't blocks too much sunlight and it is perfectly livable.
That seems to apply mostly to imperative languages. What about declarative ones?
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Exporting and selling marijuana to foreigners will remain illegal in Uruguay.

I don't think the government will allow it.

And I haven't heard of any major drug gangs here (Uruguay), and I do hope and expect we won't get any after legalization.
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That's the reason I'm intending to quit my account. Sugarsync is OK, but there are many better alternatives (paid/free) in the market.
Don't worry I won't take it the wrong way. I am looking for criticism, suggestions and feedback.

This was a personal project and a tool I kinda build for myself but then people showed some interest in it and made little suggestions here and there but it has never had a wider audience which is why it's here.

I will certainly look into that book for an xmas gift for myself :)

1. if I load the default config as standard, do you think that that is enough? or should there be some modal still introducing it in some way?

2. how would you tackle this? I have it in the menu as well but I wanted the ability to add a card to a particular column without using dropdowns etc. hence the icon on the column.

3. another user has suggested scrapping the menu altogether and I think this is something I will do and move to icons in the header.

4.Wow, thanks for pointing that out. This may be a bug with twitter bootstrap then as I am using their modal as I didn't want to spend time writing my own for a first iteration.

5.Cool, I will take a look at them, I haven't been too sure on save options. The initial idea was that developers wanted to save something they could then send to a PM who could load the same thing make changes and maybe send back.

6. There is a confirmation if the column is not empty, you should be asked if you wish to do so and that all cards will be lost.

Yeah it was built as a personal thing, I was using post it notes a lot and then I changed desk and had no post it notes or I would lost a post it with a load of things on, simple things like hex colors for some css or ring this person and it kinda went from there.

I really appreciate the feedback so thank you very much for your time to give me it and thanks for the link to the book to, I will certainly look at checking that out.

Thanks again!
Well, I think the solution is to NOT have something tucked away (like the current menu). You have space in the header, use it! Especially for buttons that will be frequently used.

And don't use icons only. Users went mad when GMail replace text-buttons with icon-buttons. [1] Just use text! Or use text with icons, but not icons only.

[1]: https://support.google.com/mail/answer/2473038?hl=en&ctx=mai...
The fake camera rig is mounted using bolts in holes drilled in the (rented) car's roof rack. That's not how you typically mount stuff to a roof rack, perhaps it can make it more "part of the vehicle" than "cargo" in the eyes of the law; I don't know.

I failed to see the point of the project altogether, and found it rather rude to drill in rented equipment, too. I'm sensitive like that.
The problem is people are in the habit of slouching forward, pulling on the muscles at the front. In order to "sit straight", they will likely tense the opposite muscles and pull both front and back muscles at the same time, making the problem worse.

Far better is to reeducate yourself how to release the forward pulling muscles. This however is no easy task. Thommas Hanna has a good book about this with very interesting exercises to practice.

http://www.amazon.com/Somatics-Reawakening-Control-Movement-...

The Alexander Technique is another discipline that teaches you how to re-educate your mind / body control.

Watch professional dancers, how they appear to be both straight and relaxed and fluid with their movements. Not stiff and rigid. Also people who practice Yoga are both flexible, yet have better than average posture.
I believe it was explicitly defined to support this use case, since the extra lifetime it is added on top of the regular "temporary lasts until the end of the full expression in which it is created". The "full expression" clause would be sufficient for function parameters, because the expression is not finished until the entire expression has been evaluated, and this includes executing and returning from the function that received the temporary.

In an indirect way though I agree: it is important for the language to make it easy to break apart complex expressions, but without this lifetime extension, I suspect it may not be possible to un-nest function calls without creating more copies (RVO may prove me wrong though - not studied the case in full).
Reminds me that Maya is a headless MVC `server` program that can be fed .mel statements. And now I wonder if there's an Emacs mode for .mel/maya.

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There are degrees. The company I'm with as a senior dev, has less than 25 people, yet I've got 4 layers of management above me.

If everyone is as professional and as dedicated as everyone else, and if conflict resolution and communication is easy between all people at the company, I can see the "no management" approach working.
This is just misleading.

You do not go to jail in the EU for adding under-floor lighting to your car, nor fitting a roof rack, or any other such additional fittings. A car must pass it's MOT and have valid insurance, that is all. MOT requirements differ from country to county, and all insurers are different. If it fails and you keep driving it then you'll end up with a fine.
The aim might be to get Google in trouble there in Germany, since Streetview wasn't exactly welcomed with open arms?
I don't think it's against the majority. There are very vocal opponents, and it's probably close (I'm Uruguayan).

Maybe it would be good to put it to a popular vote, I think it would pass (by a slight margin).
Part 2 discusses more about forming projects and clarifies that whilst there are no 'formal' managers to cajole people into doing things, there still need to be 'sticks' to hold groups together.

http://ryancarson.com/post/61606695537/how-to-set-priorities...

I think it's interesting that beneath the tagline of 'people work on whatever they want' there is actually an expectation that peer pressure will prevent this; once you're onboard with a project, you are expected to stay and contribute otherwise you will be penalised in your quarterly reviews. So manager-in-person has been replaced with manager-in-peers.

This is also the means by which people are discouraged from working on solo projects; since no-one can really rate them at review time, they'll slip down the rankings.

As usual, however, no discussion about how boring regulatory things are done.

Edit: actually that last statement was incorrect, sorry . If there is such a need then management is imposed:

There isn’t any top-down prioritization (unless we are required by law to act on an issue or some “red alert” type work is required, which should be rare)
Some people have no problems with that, others do. Then there is the problem of where you draw the line. I am happy that my employer honours my wish not to contribute to a piece of software that is being built directly for use in tanks. However, through other projects I work on some of the same bits that are used anyway (internal libraries that are reused in many projects) – I chose that's acceptable enough for me, but others might not even want to indirectly contribute to things that end up being weapons.

What if you're working on a compiler you know is used for compiling code that ends up in surveillance technology? Standards work or implementation on image compression that are used in surveillance cameras? It can get grey very quickly.
Alcatel seems to be open to experiment, they already have a FireFox OS phone out and they are based in France.
Still using Fireworks on my team over here. Gonna miss it when it inevitably stops working.

Nice to know someone at Adobe actually used it
oh, interesting - can you explain the details? is it simple or random? if i install disconnect and then ghostery wil ghostery help with anything disconnect misses or is it more complicated than that? thanks!
Hey onion2k,

Thanks very much for the feedback.

I will look into using localStorage, this has also been mentioned in another comment. Have you experience with this yourself?

I'll have a google around, are there any drawback with that approach you can think of?

Thanks again for the feedback, it's really appreciated!
I realised recently that while I have strongly held opinions on the erosion of civil liberties, I was doing functionally nothing to support them apart from getting angry and debating with people on message boards.

So, anyway, I've just donated to this and a couple of other important organisations. If people with decent jobs and no kids (which I imagine comprises a noticeable fraction of this site) can't act to support our beliefs, how can we seriously expect change?
If you want to get nit-picky, Wolfenstein 3D's tech wasn't original either. It was based on their previous title, Catacombs 3D, which was itself based on the tech of another previous title called Hovercraft 3D.
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Uh. You're saying you should compare the result of running a random number generator twice and seeing if the two values are the same?
The article doesn't seem to take voice control into account.
My first week with the Xbox I struggled to find apps but after I got used to navigating with the Kinnect the UI made a lot more sense.
I kinda meant stock crash, major layoffs and sold to Microsoft....

But sure, Lumia might be doing better than some of the minor android players. Nokia had the potential to be a major player though. (IMHO, of course)
folks please don't downvote people when they're giving useful info. there is a button in the advanced section that makes blocking work by default on new data. that's useful to know - i've just enabled it, and you should too.

just because you don't like someone (likely based on one comment on a web site...) doesn't mean that they should be downvoted...
Mujica is a very complex person, and his current idolization certainly doesn't paint the whole picture, but, while I disagree with some of his policies, I respect him because he is honest to his principles.

I still live in Uruguay, I belong to an opposition party (and even ran for office :) ) but I think it's not as bad as you paint it.

The left wing government certainly has made a dent on young qualified people - their goal is to equalize but it has the effect of dragging down people who would stand out ("emparejar para abajo").

And yes, a major downside to Mujicas' government has been a huge drop in security (I was robbed twice this year already) and that's what the opposition uses as the campaign rhetoric ("more security", which is certainly needed).
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I had that same issue with Safari on Mac. One refresh did the trick.
Just a guess regarding the users who clicked the XBOX's profile information tile, that might be experience: my XBOX 360 shows the game currently in the tray there. Here's an image: http://gametipcenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/home-scr...
Sometimes the page loads just blank, with no modal. Can't get it to do it now but it happened on my first load.
> I always get this impression that the first day in office of a new president some guy in a black suit comes into the oval office...

If you remember that one of the pre-Snowden whistleblowers stated in an interview that Obama was among the people under targeted surveillance, then you know that all future Presidents (and some past ones probably too) are nothing more than puppets being manipulated by the real powers (which we don't see). So it's really no surprise that "promises will always be broken" - unless we understand that very profound changes in our systems are the only real solution, long-term.
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So basically it's a lightweight version of Trello? Seems great anyway and I will probably try it out for my next project.
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I think I'd be happier with the technology if the first deployment was used specifically to track police officers in an effort to weed out corrupt police. Let the program run for say 10 years, enough time to make police aware of how this sort of data can be misused by making them the victims first. As a bonus, weeding out corrupt cops will make the system safer (but not safe) for ordinary citizens.

Still, it's completely crazy. These types of system are a direct threat to democracy and need to be shut down. In fact it's worse than that. At some point a telecom is going to realize that they could make a tidy profit by selling location traffic data to third parties, and that sort of thing needs to be prevented in law.
But a self-driving car would be the perfect antidote to DUI offences!
Interesting that you would place overblown and misleading fears over Government tracking before the increased personal safety a self-driving car could potential bring (eliminating DUI being a great example)!

Also, you seem to suggest the government tracking is vehicle related. A mobile phone would be a much easier method of determining whether you're in a vehicle or not.
Hey jalada,

Yeah I had this issue once or twice when developing it but I made the assumption that maybe grunt-watch wasn't catching up or something but someone else has said the same thing.

Do you mind me asking which browser you are using? I developed it using firefox and chrome. Another user has suggested maybe (if my interpretation is correct) getting rid of the intro modal completely which would solve this problem.

I really appreciate the feedback so thank you for commenting.
Slight nitpick, but Doom was a DOS game and it's DirectX port (Doom95) was written by Microsoft, not ID Software.

In fact the developer a MS who wrote of Doom95 is another famous name in the world of gaming; Gabe Newell (who has obviously since left Microsoft).

The reason I nitpick is because ID Software have always been pro-OpenGL rather than favouring Dx3D. What's more, most of their earlier games (I've not played anything since QIII) have been ported to other platforms by ID Software themselves and often not even developed on Windows PCs to begin with. So I think Gabe really deserves the credit (or criticism hehe) for kick starting the Windows/DirectX culture we see now.

Which is ironic as Gabe is now -in my opinion at least- the biggest threat Microsoft faces for the future of Windows games. But that's another topic entirely :)
That may be the case in Germany, but in the UK, unless something is obviously unsafe, I don't think this would be the case. For reference, a certain culture of ridiculous body kits and spoilers would be in a lot more trouble, as I'm pretty sure that most of them do not undergo any testing, and that doesn't account for "home-made" versions.
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How would this compete with Trello?
Yeah this is strange, I am going to look into this and maybe if the intro modal disappears then this bug may disappear too hopefully.

Thanks again for your feedback, it's much appreciated!
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Ahh ok that's really good to know, I'll take a read of that article there.

How about flat buttons? Your opinion on them?

Thanks again by the way, this is really helpful!
>At some point a telecom is going to realize that they could make a tidy profit by selling location traffic data to third parties, and that sort of thing needs to be prevented in law.

The year 1990 called and wants it's comment back!
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Are you sure that's realated only to bribery? The "Brazilian arrangement" goes beyond that.

Also, if you are not Brazilian, come visit Rio or Sao Paulo and ask for a taxi. The taxi driver will give you a "jeitinho" (a way) to steal your money putting you in a wrong route.

And take a look at the Fifa world cup stadiums built. Someone did a "jeitinho" (or a way) to elevate their final cost or in other words, stealing public resources (money came by taxes, paid by people).

I can give you a ton of examples, but nevermind, even with my low self esteem....

But if you are Brazilian, please open your eyes and get out of your bubble.
And that is nice. It is easy to fake Google locations data. When you know how they are tracking you it is easy putting them on a wrong way.
Haha, investment advice from a guy in his early twenties. Thanks but no thanks.
Isn't a common way of combining entropy sources just XOR'ing them together?
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A lot of people steal to pay for their alcohol and tobacco addictions.

My girlfriend works at the state youth detention program (INAU) and she sees a lot of those.

But yes, crack cocaine and "pasta base" here ( cocaine paste - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cocaine_paste ) does generate severe mental problems really quickly (she sees those everyday).
Thanks! I was setting up a proxy for devices that can't use Disconnect or Adblock. I thought of adapting the Disconnect list to the proxy's block list, but a cursory reading of the source only showed the URL of the encrypted list.
Does it mean our dimension is projected to a higher dimension also? Wonder how this world would look like.
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How to spot people who are talking out of their armpit? They're engaging in prophecy about the future, that's how.

Nobody has any clue what the future holds, let alone the one of bitcoin. Everybody has a guess of course, but that's it, a guess.

Now some guesses are more educated, and others are less so, but that doesn't make them any less or more likely to come to pass.

But somebody will incidentially be right. Now it could be this guy, or it could be not. Nobody really knows.

As to when it comes to guesses about bitcoin, it'd be particularly important not to play the blind & elephant game (it's a commodity! No, it's a currency! No, it's a payment system! No it's a store of value! No it's an accounting ledger! No, it's a p2p network! No, it's a protocol! etc.). That is, you can't comment on an aspect of bitcoin and derive your entire guess from that, while ignoring all other aspects of bitcoin. You're free to base your guess upon that basis, but it's quite likely that in this case, your guess does indeed have a lower likelyhood to hit the mark.
Hey Kiro,

Thanks for the feedback it's much appreciated.

Ah yes trello! I was having trouble remembering that name. It's been a couple of years since I briefly used that. Has it always required a sign in off the top of your head?

My goal wasn't a lightweight trello but to be compared to is a great compliment so thank you very much and many thanks for the feedback.

If you do try out tyto, please let me know how it goes for you, I'd be very happy to take on board any suggestions or feedback you have from using it.

Thanks again!
But now there's no one to destroy the object (in a non-trivial case). Returning a reference lets RAII take its natural course.
Ah, but you already knew that - anything computable can be represented on a Turing machine's 1-dimensional tape.

Makes me wonder what it actually means to say a system is n-dimensional, if you can equally well "implement" it for any n.
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> Everyone knows coupling is bad.

No. Software developers know this. Engineers know this. Maybe some other people who build complex systems and suffer when their interconnections cause pain.

Lawyers, maybe not so much. Excessive coupling in a legal context just means that more money needs to be spent on lawyers, and there's no reason for them to be the same lawyers (or politicians) who put the excessive coupling there in the first place. The incentive to keep things modular just isn't there.

As for people who happen not to have jobs for which minimal coupling is visibly important at all -- that would be most people by a large margin, I think -- no, they don't know coupling is bad.
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I call it realistic conspiratorial thinking. Conspiracy thinking does indeed have a lot of positives, namely that of not trusting trusted parties. The problem is it can go whack where people start trusting no one and start erecting totally insane belief structures (truthers/moon deniers).

The question I ask is: Is it technically possible? Is it reasonable for one to do it if it were possible (economically)? Then I just assume that it's done somewhere in the world.

It's technically possible to track everyone, it's reasonable that governments would want this ability, ergo a government will have done it.
I'm not quite following how you get from "has been under surveillance" to "is nothing more than a puppet".
Thanks for the full text, but I will flag this paywalled link anyway.
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I was using Firefox when it happened :)

Good work!