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>I imagine the average Bitcoin user as more a fedora-toting internet troll than a crypto-enthusiast.

Well, at least you disclosed that you're just projecting that image onto strangers you don't know.

I can make up reasonable sounding things too! Bitcoin supporters are more likely to be libertarians and thus are more likely to respect individuality, boundaries and privacy. Thus, I'm shocked to hear of a bitcoin supporter creeping on a female. (Of course, I'm not, but it has nothing to do with Bitcoin itself)

What does encryption, proof of work algorithms or anything else have to do with one's likelihood of being gross towards women? It's such a weird thing to even allege. Seems like another cheap "lol bitcoin fans are dumb neckbeards" remark to me.
The difference is bautiful women crush me all the time, so there's strong precedence ;)
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Yet, when calling that method, type inference will do its job and I will just pass in a few lamdas. What's the problem?
His final match was 58 moves
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It's not always easy to know what kind of relationship people are in. That's probably a reason why people tend to wait until it escalates beyond a certain point.

If people would interfere too soon, feminists wouldn't be happy either. Because that kind of behavior would imply that women are weak and unable to take care of themselves.
Best of luck trademarking the word Candy. You can put a TM next to the pope but that does make the cross yours.
I'd think the appropriate response to being groped is to shove the guy out of your personal space and say get your hands off me jerk. His response is irrelevant, groping is not just being friendly.

However, admittedly, as a guy maybe I don't know what the fuck I'm talking about.
In general, castling is a good thing. In this case, and in retrospect, it was unwise. Carlsens pieces were aiming at the king side so further development and then castling queen side would have made more sense. I think Gates' first mistake was 3. Bd3. It blocks the d-pawn and the bishop isn't very active at Bd3. The computer gives white a small advantage after 2. .. d5 but a disadvantage after Bd3. It prefers to just take the pawn.

With low depth the computer also plays Gates 4th to 6th move. So despite the threads on the king side castling seems possible. 6. h3 is not recommended but it thinks Blakcks response 7 .. Ne5 is a blunder. However, with his last move, allowing the mate, Gates really blunders. If he would have played Re1 instead the computer gives an advantage of almost 3 pawns.

Note: the computer was Stockfish
I'm no expert, but since all the other comments are just complaining, here are my (very amateur) thoughts:

1. e4

The most common opening in chess. Bill knows he's supposed to bring out some knights and bishops in these next few moves, which is good!

1. ... Nc6
2. Nf3 d5

Both black moves aim for an open center so he can make it a fast game with plenty options to attack. His move invites Bill to waste a turn changing the center from pawn vs pawn to queen vs nothing. To his credit Bill resists capturing for a bit!

3. Bd3

Doesn't make much sense to block your queen pawn like this. Of course he's trying to support e4 or win d5, but he's tying himself in knots.

3. ... Nf6
4. exd5 Qxd5

Magnus is ahead in development.

5. Nc3 Qh5

I'm sure Magnus would have played more conservatively against a better player. But in this case, he might as well attack!

6. 0-0

Seems like Bill stepped right into the line of fire here, but his blocked queen pawn makes everything else hard to move.

6. ... Bg4

Pinning the knight. This immobilizes yet another piece and makes Bill's queen even more stuck.

7. h3

Moving the pawns in front of your castled king usually weakens your defenses. And hxg4 is suicidal.

7. ... Ne5

Attack! Magnus is happy to give up material to gain time and open vulnerabilities.

8. hxg4 Nfxg4
9. Nxe5

Getting greedy, but even if he did something else, was there was any way to stop that queen?

I've lost games more quickly than Bill, and not to grandmasters, so props to him for at least making reasonable moves.
Generally speaking, the FSF and RMS agree. Nothing in the thread is inconsistent with this. RMS observes that the NCSA isn't copyleft, which is true, but that's a different dimension than free versus non-free.
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I don't know about anyone else, but I have bills to pay.

This whole "work for equity" line is just another example of the common "work for exposure" you see in the creative fields. It's just someone trying to get something for nothing. I wish it would stop.
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It's a bit too late to find out if the software was working for you after the fact though. You can only evaluate the software in the first place if you have freedom 1, otherwise, you are going on hearsay, or this absurd notion that complete strangers are trustworthy by default.

I'm also not sure how I could say software is working for me if I must first agree to be dictated the terms of it's use, and agree that the vendor may dictate any new terms in the future, which I must agree to in advance.
Good comment! I am working on organizing a meetup of my own to counter.
Does RMS go trolling on dev lists for permissively-licensed projects? The FSF has been around for decades with the same goal. ESR comes in and starts needling over the philosophy behind the GPL on dev lists. Who's showing disrespect to whom again?
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would be much funnier if they published an announcement from google sunseting gmail, like reader.
I think the problem with that analogy is the standard advice for men in that situation is to grow up and get over it.
Its not really. If I was Bill I would've played a very passive game, shutting down the middle of the board as quickly as possible. Create as complex a middle game as possible, and let Carslen go all in on sacrifices or whatever he'd need to do to break the board open. Deny as many exchanges as possible, win on time.
Not many people could cut it through pioneer life [1], either. So, I don't get your point at all.

1. Lived in the woods by myself for an extended period. Fun looking back on it now, but was not fun at the time.
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I don't think I actually said that, so I'm not sure where the hostility comes from, but... maybe?

Sure, she shouldn't have to be competent at self-defense just to leave the house and meet-up with some fellow Bitcoiners (or any other hobbyists), but I think that if you don't have some sort of backup plan, you're basically at the will of whatever you meet along the way.

It seems that you disagree. Care to talk about it (civilly)?
This story made me realize that eventually we will get some sort of "FemCoin", though. Anybody who continues to use Bitcoin will be labeled a sexist and be made a social pariah.

The reason is that women didn't have a fair chance to get into Bitcoin in time because the community was so hostile. Therefore all the Bitcoin wealth is unfairly shifted to white men.

Edit: turns out Femcoin already exists https://bitbucket.org/valerieaurora/femcoin
I'm sure they get hounded by hundreds of PR people every day - so it might just be easier to outline the FAQ in every email

If it were me I'd just set up a Canned Response, but to each their own I suppose
What kills me about this movie is how derivative it is from a Vonnegut short story EPICAC that was written in 1952. The original is far more poignant about a machine in love.
Hey, OP here.

Yup: you're right. There's constantly stuff that needs to be done. My kids are between 4-11. So we're out of diapers and potty training (which is huge).

I just keep finding spaces where I can create: early mornings, late at night, or during my lunch hour.

I answered this below, but basically every weekday between 5:30pm-8:30pm is family time (dinner, chores, bedtime routine). After that, I might try to build something if I have energy. Otherwise, I try to go to sleep. Weekends: wake up early and work on projects in the morning. Rest of the day is usually family activities.

None of this is perfect. I definitely don't have a perfect routine, and I definitely have that "hard life stuff" too: http://justinjackson.ca/real-life/

Edit: I should mention that I get a lot of work done in "fits of inspiration." Meaning: if I can't sleep, and it's 1am I'll work until 4am if I'm energized.
I'm uncomfortable with the idea of an eleven year old girl getting access to "bukkake bitch anal gape slut".

Can you understand how that is different from "access to information"?

This post makes you sound deranged. Unless you're just talking about pointless filtering of wikipedia articles?
That'd be it exactly: if it's not e.g. {BSD,Apache,GPLv3,CC0} think carefully before using it. If they haven't picked a license, email first and ask – if they can't pick a license, it's not a serious project.
Firstly, he's exploring and developing theories, these aren't fully formed models yet. Secondly, and most importantly, in almost every way this new model of black holes is identical to the old models. From a macro perspective on human time scales we wouldn't be able to easily distinguish between a black hole with a real event horizon and one with an apparent horizon, as in this new theory.

This is one of the dangers of popular science reporting, and here Nature is very much to blame. They've taken a theory which largely preserves the model of black holes and spun it into exactly the opposite.
Can you please name some of those reasons?
This sounds absolutely horrible, but it raises a questions.

I'm a guy, and I tend to be quite aware of things happening around me. If I were to notice things unfold as described in this post... Assuming I'm not in charge: is it preferable that I somehow try to play a role in this, or would this only make everything more complicated/awkward. Should I stay back and just be pissed off?

What would be the best way to approach this situation?
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> I guess this is for CPC. But it should not be applied on the organic results.

It's been used on all SERPs for months now, ever since Google became extra privacy conscious. It prevents search queries from leaking to site owners via the referrer HTTP header.
"Justin Beiber of chess".

'The Mozart of chess' is the general consensus. The 'Justin Beiber of chess' is rather insulting.
And he lives in Wyoming right?
Of course it did.

What's more appealing, a socially acceptable method for your girlfriend to send nude photos of herself to your phone that are then removed (allegedly).

OR Facebook, which is just reaching popularity with your parents...
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Well, when I was a child, my chess playing future was taken down in flames by the chess program I had. In the easiest setting, I would lose in a few moves. That proved not to be very motivating.
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But then this is surprisingly quick. A few years back support email could take a month... that was my experience.
For all its faults, this is one thing I like about Oracle. No matter how many levels of nested correlated subqueries or other convoluted junk I throw at it, it (almost) always untangles the query into a nicely optimized plan. Of course, this makes it less likely I'll spend time actually thinking about how the query could be cleaned up and streamlined. Which means if I tried to move over to MSSQL or MySQL my queries would probably take forever or fail completely. Ergo, I'll stick to Oracle... ?
Exactly right. I may have a T-shirt made for the next technical meet up I attend:

"I have daughters. I lift weights. I'm watching how you treat women."

Okay, so it could use some wordsmithing, but if a few of us were to make it clear that this is an issue and we are willing to do something about it, the gropers might think twice.
The funny thing about mental energy is that it can be managed. I've experiment with this a lot and have found that a somewhat tightly regime of exercising, sleeping, eating (and more importantly watching what I eat), and ever so slightly calibrated caffeine intake, have enabled me to pretty much keep being productive all day.

The biggest effect I've discovered is that you can only do one type of work for about 6 or max 8 hours a day. Then you need to switch to something else for the rest of the day. For instance, if your day is spent programming, then at the very least your side project should be in a different language. Better yet, if it can be something other than programming.
How old is this article, 1) iPods are barely ever sold and (2) isn't almost all portable storage flash nowadays?
Sorry, but victim blaming is exactly how your original post came across. You might not have meant it that way, but that to me is how it read.
It's interesting that the advantage for LLVM is that it was used to create a compiler for a processor with a secret and proprietary instruction set.

If NVIDIA had to use GCC (surely they'd have just done their own instead, but for the sake of argument) then we'd all get to learn more about their architecture and maybe make compilers for different languages that natively target their processors...
Yes, the "dongles" story is not really comparable to this and I don't see any agenda I would consider desirable being served by conflating the two. While the old "would you find this okay if the genders were reversed" benchmark seems insufficient to me, a stronger version along the lines of "would you find this okay for every possible assignment of genders to the people involved" both clearly distinguishes the two and preempts the "I'm sure every man would be happy to be groped by random women!" defense one hears all too often in the case of situations such as this one.
When you have all the openings memorised, as the champs do, it is not really playing until 10 or 20 moves in. It is not really playing a game in this situation, it is Magnus going through the motions.
Only 300 teenage respondents? That's not enough to ensure such a conclusion, especially when considering percentages of the whole.

According to the raw data download, there are 365 data points, but 104 answered "I don't use any of these" which are stated to be excluded, so the actual amount of teenage respondents is 261?
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I wonder if you could sue them for false advertising for claiming to be able to differentiate between sex education and pornography.
We should all take this opportunity to think about the risks of being so heavily reliant on X, Y, or Z.
You may be getting emotionally & physically drained by your job? Working with wrong type of people and/or long distance travel will do that to one. Also try taking (or increasing dosage) of fish oil tablets for the brain. And if you are not getting enough exercise or good food you will also physically be drained. Contrary to many beliefs Exercise gives energy and allows you to rest well at night.
That's interesting. What you are suggesting is that, with lower barriers of entry to create new currencies, we will see a rise in forking economies just as open source and distributed source control allowed open source communities to maintain forks.

Leaving aside that, however, notions of "fairness" is flawed. Fairness for me means that a hostile community self-destructs under its own weight of hostility, not that "Bitcoin wealth is unfairly shifted to white men."

An unfair economy that discriminates against a class of people will see people leaving. I am not sure if it will happen like that, but that's an interesting thought.
They certainly do it for organic results sometimes too. A/B testing or measuring quality of results? Annoying to no end if you want to copy an url directly. I remember looking into it a few years ago and they even went so far as to add js setting the status bar text to the normal url on mouseover.
Do you too find it hard to share life and feelings with others?
To the younger folks out there: if you see something like this occur as a third party (you're neither the groper nor the gropee, neither the misogynist nor the victim), you need to not politely ignore it but to step in and correct the asshole, as firmly as necessary.

Whether it's groping or just verbal putdowns of some sort, you should step forward and add yourself to the situation, making it clear that the behavior you witnessed is not acceptable to you.

Otherwise, you're part of the problem too.
Disagree. In 30 seconds Carlsen has a much higher recall of the vast number of boards he has played than an average person. This is a mismatch even if Bill Gates is really smart. So in 30 seconds whatever plans an average chess player can conjure up, Carlsen has already seen them 10 moves ahead.
I don't consider a web UI as anything more than a temporary workaround for when I don't have a native mail client around. They all tend to suck. Even gmail's. Try roundcube if you must.
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I can never tell how to interpret stories like this.

They met assholes. Assholes are everywhere. They're guaranteed continue to be assholes until their targets stop them / make others aware that they are assholes.

Slap them (it's loud, shocking, and non-damaging). Make a scene. It's not acceptable behavior, regardless of gender or location.
In fact, the only difficult part is "human level intelligence", and part of the reason it's hard is that we keep raising the bar.

Being able to talk really fast, or talk to thousands of people simultaneously is not technically challenging.
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I agree with you, I was sarcastically quoting the article this was linked to.

2nd paragraph under the video:

""Wow, that was fast," he said to Carlsen, whose rockstar appeal has won him the moniker the "Justin Bieber of chess.""
Haha ouch. That's awful.
The actual threat is irrelevant. There is a physical power asymmetry, which can be intimidating.
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St. Louis has a large creative/advertising industry relative to other similar cities, so there's a larger pool to hire from than you might think. Your point is still valid, and something that can only change with time.
My reading of this is that black holes still very much do exist and have almost exactly the same properties we thought they did before. The only difference being some slightly different effects on the quantum scale and on enormous cosmological time scales (well beyond gigayears).

The editorialized headline here is wholly unwarranted and does a disservice to the process of scientific advancement, Nature magazine should be ashamed. This is barely one step up from "Hawking says black holes don't exist, the explanation will shock you."
Ok. Wait now. You both are generalizing regarding Bitcoin supporters.

Yes, libertarians are likely to endorse Bitcoin, but at this point I'm pretty sure that libertarians are a minority in the Bitcoin world, because the Bitcoin world now had its eternal september.
Any driver that has a passenger is, for all intents and purposes, nonexistent when it comes to new passengers placing calls. You could have one million drivers in SF, but if 999,999 of them are on an active trip, and only 1 driver is free, then the fact that there's a million drivers makes no difference whatsoever.
afaik, actually wrapping the phone in tinfoil blocks the signals pretty well. try it, you can't call a phone wrapped in tinfoil.

if you have a tinfoil lined bag (like a thermo lunchbag), it's even easier than removing the battery.
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(I was intentionally generalizing to make a point, nothing more, I don't want to speak for any groups of people in general!)

edit: To those that apparently don't grok, I explicitly wrote "Of course not" in the post, pointing out that I wasn't actually asserting a hard connection between bitcoin and libertarianism.
Chess isn't his game, bridge is:

http://www.buffettcup.com/Default.aspx?tabid=69

http://www.thegatesnotes.com/Personal/What-Makes-for-a-Good-...

http://www.larryco.com/OldStuff/Gates4.html
The average man is five to six inches taller and forty or more pounds heavier than the average woman. Men are also physically stronger pound for pound.

I'd rather take a tongue lashing for being an interfering white knight wannabe than not say something and find out that the woman was too uncomfortable, for all the reasons being discussed in this thread, to extricate herself from the person bothering her.
Can you do physical? I have found that carrying a pen, and a packet of sticky notes in my pocket at all times is the way to go. when I get home, Ill peel off the sticky, and organize it. I do it a little different though and organize things by "backlog", "Today", "tomorrow", "this weekend", "hold", because I find it suits the way I work as an individual (ie, I save stuff like washing the car for the weekend etc)
Nobody deserves to be physically or verbally assaulted like that, and it's up to the rest of the community (at everything: hackathons, meetups, open hours, etc.) to deal with toxic people.

People in situations like this: please if somebody is making you uncomfortable, speak up. Maybe the guy putting his hand on your leg is your boyfriend? The "good people" in the room want to make you feel comfortable, but sometimes its hard to determine if somebody is a friend or not.
If a rod is held above the event horizon and then slowly lowered down into the event horizon, any part of it that passes through the event horizon will rip apart from the rest of the rod. It doesn't matter what the rod is made of. It's impossible for any bonds to maintain themselves on either side of the event horizon unless they are in free-fall (or close to it).
That analysis looks fine except for the end.

At the end, Bill's 9. Nxe5 resulted in an immediate checkmate. Instead, 9. Re1 (Rook one square to the left) stops the mate since it gives white's king an escape route. In an even match, the game would be winning for white at that point because Magnus sacrificed a bishop for his now-failed attack.

Magnus screwed up big-time or was goofing around. He would still be able to beat Gates from that losing position, but I'm very surprised he let that happen.
Of course, by simple statistics, it is men that need to be afraid of being physically assaulted.
I couldn't agree more! Why would anyone come up with "Justin Bieber of Chess"?
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Carlsen visited Google last week and played 10 simultaneous games against Googlers. Chessbase did a writeup here:

http://en.chessbase.com/post/carlsen-google

TL;DR: Carlsen went 10-0 with only one close game, against the highest rated player (2168)
I had the same problem. Few things that I did was once my 18 month old is asleep, during the week, wifey will be studying for her pharmacy stuff while I work on side projects. This gives me couple of hours a day to work out a few things.

The 2nd thing I did to increase my motivation to actually do anything was to buy a big dry erase board and post my goals for this year. It's out in the living room, fully visible to anyone. That way I don't look like a fool for not doing anything :)
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