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Brothels are legal in Nevada, so you can get some there for cheap.And please , spare us the "I will legally be able to pay a professional for their company for a few hours", You just want to fuck, say it.

> I like to think that we have the right to be "loved" and cared for, even if fictitiously and for a very brief moment.

There is no "love" or "care" in prostitution, only sex for money.The only thing a prostitute loves is your money. But that's ok. Just don't romanticize it. It's creepy but I bet you like it that way.
Atwood is clearly the brains behind that.
Because many of us only touch it in the browser?
Big corporations doing off shore development with low expectations are already use the web view based solutions.
When I visited wikipedia today, there was a small widget that let me set up a monthly payment. I have never donated before, but I liked the idea of a small monthly amount so I signed up for 3 dollars. Hopefully, they get to keep more of that money by cutting out Google. Bonus: no tracking.
It's been my experience from running a Persona+Facebook login system with a nontechnical audience (bicycle racers) that 50% of real customers (the ones buying stuff) prefer not to use to Facebook, and a giant percentage of those are overtly hostile - no Facebook account and refuse to create one. Period.

I don't know if your audience will swing the same way, but I don't expect this is the magic lubricant you're looking for.
yea. I am one of those depressed techies, its kinda what my psychologist calls cognitive therapy. I used it a lot to help ground myself in the moment before an anxiety attack.It doesn't seem to help people with severe chemical imbalances from what I've see in our therapy groups.
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I think a large swath of the working population would disagree. Give up a 30% of my life to do something I would rather not do so that I don't starve? I guess I'll take that deal.
You can even use react components in angular directives so this is just not true.
Yup. It does all of the stuff I had trouble finding and figuring out by myself. I'm sure more annoying corner cases will come up later on (as they always do with alphabets and unicode), and I'll keep adding to it.
They don't let you drive a car without a test... and yes, sarcasm and irony are essential here. Learn to jump before jumping.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_network

RTFM, please. It's not rocket science. Just because you use a computer doesn't mean you understand what you're doing. Invest in knowledge and understanding.
Having recently revisited SICP, I am not nearly as impressed anymore as I used to be when I worked through it as a teenager. It aged badly (or perhaps, I outgrew it).
Despite Rand Paul being obligated to pay lip service to the traditional Republican base, I think you'll find his positions to be rather in line with the socially liberal fiscally conservative point of view; he gets tarred by the Jeb Bush Karl Rove crowd and then gets hammered from the left by the Barbara Boxer types. In reality he's got a good blend assuming he can overcome the propaganda against him. Of course no candidate is perfect but I would take a libertarian leaning conservative over a nanny state 'liberal' any day. The problem is that the issues that really matter are generally obfuscated by a machine with vested interests in maintaining certain issues that incite deep divisions in the American public.

I think a Hager vs Rand Paul election would be far better than a Hillary v Jeb race that folks seem to be predicting.
Are you suggesting that parsing capability should be part of a languages standard library, or just that it is useful to have good open source libraries available for the purpose?

Anecdotally, my experience with Scala's parser combinators has led me to the latter conclusion bu not the former. Parsers and parser generators are very specific tools which (as useful as they are) don't see use in most applications. This leads you to a situation like the one in Scala, where open source libs such as Parboiled ( http://git.io/xpg3 ) are far better than the std lib offering because they recieve more attention.
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Looking at his code, it's kind of scary. No comments. K&R C style declarations. Vast amounts of pointer arithmetic. What makes this work is that he defines a generic collection class.[1] This being C, it's a macro which generates a struct:

#define GEN_ALLOC_typedef(ta,type,field,len,a) \
typedef struct ta { type *field; unsigned int len;\
unsigned int a; } ta;

This is equivalent to <vector> from C++. Then he defines strings based on this (see stralloc.h), and provides the usual operations on them. Disciplined use of those primitives provides good reliability for all the string handling a mail handler does.

[1] https://github.com/amery/qmail/blob/master/gen_alloc.h
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> There are lots of women who are coerced into prostitution, either directly or structurally.

Illegality can make it harder for women who are vulnerable to such coercion to seek legal help. No one entirely sane relishes tangling with the law. I remember reading about a situation in Germany, where women using unemployment job seeking services were being pressured to go to prostitution job interviews.

Would this be a problem if there was no social stigma attached to the profession? Perhaps. I'd think it would be wise for the law to treat that particular a profession a little differently, however. (As in the German example.)

>> Of course other women don't like it, but that has nothing to do with "trafficking" or "violence". They don't like it because it reduces the amount of power they have over men.

> That's a bunch of hyperbolic crap too, though.

There's a world of difference between the fluffy and cheerful young woman in suburban Arizona who was interviewed on Penn & Teller's show and an often homeless urban street walker with a dependence on drugs. (Not to mention women trafficked across national borders.) Women who have very little socio-economic power may well be coerced or feel trapped by their circumstances in any line of work. So it's no wonder that a profession of illegal status carries extra complications.

As usual, what is one "issue" in name is actually a half dozen different issues, with socio-economic status as one of a number of differentiating factors.

There is such violence. There is such trafficking. There are also matters of gender politics and the economics of social structures influencing morality. The only hyperbola here is claiming each part is the whole. Blind men...elephant...blah de blah...
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Thanks for explaining the details of the screen handling of ZX81. Still the author of Chess1K managed to use even the bytes of the "used" display lines for his calculations, and that it's still undisputed that the 600-something bytes are really the whole thing the user needed to run the program.
> See section 8 of http://cr.yp.to/cv/activities-20050107.pdf

Last sentence in the paper:

"I won't be satisfied until I've put the entire security industry out of work."

That's nothing short of amazing.
FWIW, I love C for what it is. When I learned C, I came from Assembler so C felt like a perfect fit; its thin layer of abstraction wasn't too much of a learning curve and a very welcome addition to the tool chest. I just would have hoped for Go to make a “bigger” jump than C did at its time.
PostgreSQL stores the data in a different way (each object gets a different file, or several files), so extending the size of tablespace files is not a big issue and dropping objects is as simple as deleting the file.

The LRU is basically the shared_buffers, and that's where most of the 9.2 improvements were (more or less).
"My state doesn't allow Amazon Affiliates"

What is the reason for this? Never stumbled upon a line like that.
I can't understand how can it be done.
TLS in HTTP/2
More on porn stars becoming escorts:

http://www.salon.com/2014/02/24/when_porn_stars_become_escor...
http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/technology/2014/10/...
https://twitter.com/EscortingAdvice/status/55980097959219200...
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> Somehow telomeres are thought to [be] connected to aging

The mechanism here isn't a mystery. As I originally pointed out, you'll die when your telomeres are gone from loss of DNA. Every time a cell divides, a certain amount of DNA is lost from the ends of each chromosome. Imagine if every time you copied a file 4 kilobytes were lopped off the beginning and end of both copies. Telomeres are padding (again, they code HLT HLT HLT HLT HLT HLT HLT HLT HLT...) that can be lost without affecting the functioning of the cell.
The question that always gets me: You have stories of women being threatened with injury or death to perform or to service johns. How do you know that the women in the porn you watch or the prostitutes or strippers you use are _not_ being coerced? How can you be certain?

Thanks for making the important point. I'm glad you're downvoted into invisibility, it only exemplifies the nature of the sex-positivity movement -- to silence any criticism. There is no hope for honest debate because the ideology is intellectually dishonest from the start, it's a means to an end. The work of Gail Dines is probably a better source than BuzzFeed though.
To be fair, a lot of marriages and exclusive relationships are also predominantly about the money, or the social status, or the social pressure, things that also have nothing to do with 'love,' yet they also get 'romanticized' as you say.

I'm not defending prostitution, I just think it's arrogant when people imply what a 'normal', or 'legitimate' relationship is.
Stores don't give you receipts for your benefit. They print receipts to make sure the cashier isn't dipping into the cash register.
>Then it's not "just ECMAScript 6", is it?

It's not "Javascript with a bunch of proprietary extensions", either. Type annotations can't be the difference between understanding code in Typescript if you understand Javascript.

You have a point about tooling, but you would have the same problem if you had a project on visual c++ 6 and upgraded to c++/14, and again, you didn't mention it.

All of this is in spite of the fact that ES6 nearly had optional type annotation in the same syntax that Typescript does, along with many other Javascript derivations that use the same type annotation syntax (Actionscript and Atscript that I know of).
Have you considered EmberJS as an alternative? React may be the best thing since sliced bread, but as Rich Harris, author of Ractive, writes [1]:

> Ractive uses similar techniques to Glimmer - it parses the template into a structure such that it's very easy to identify which DOM nodes need to be updated when data changes. This is different to how React (for example) handles DOM updates, which involves re-rendering everything and then running a diff.

> The two approaches both have the same goal - minimising DOM updates - but go about it in very different ways. Each has advantages and disadvantages, and I believe we're going to develop a much clearer understanding of what they are in 2015.

1. https://github.com/rich-harris/ractive-dbmonster
If your comment is in response to the linked article:

1. Meteor isn't a client-side framework, it's a full-stack platform;

2. This post was written by a member of the community, not someone on the core team, so I don't think you can say "desperate to jump on the React bandwagon"

If this isn't what you meant, ignore my post, just wanted to mention those two things :)
Exactly, johns should be penalized. We sanction entire countries because of the conditions of the workers in manufacturing industries, don't we? But we simply can't touch the sex industry because that would be restricting "free choice"...
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It's still a fallacy, arguing the fact that fallacious argument can turn out to be true is a fallacy fallacy :)
argh more exploits to compromise my pc. . . .
This makes me not want smart anythings. no hackable smart phones,no smart tvs, no smart consoles,no internet of things. People will just keep exploiting all the technologies.
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The test is not the problem. The fact that it's not paid is.

Each company wants at least a couple of hours of tests. So at most you could apply to maybe 10 companies a week (2 tests per day). That's a week you could work somewhere else. A week in which you could start building a startup. Or a week of vacation and recharging. Instead, you're doing useless and redundant tests FOR FREE. And the response is usually "Sorry, we chose to go with someone more qualified".

Candidates don't like tests because not only they don't get anything out of them, they lose valuable time. But if you paid for that time, I'm sure everybody will be happy to take any tests you want.

STOP EXPECTING FREE WORK FROM JOB CANDIDATES.
I can't help but notice that all of those come from amazon.co.uk. As evidence-free speculation, perhaps there's a problem at a lower level than "Amazon the company". This sort of thing would certainly help explain why some people are extremely upset about spam from "Amazon" and other people are taking the position "you're crazy".
How to implement TDD?
Different distributions for different users/customers, I guess. People who run RH often require stability over long periods of time, but if you want faster update cycle, RH (or derived distros) might not be the right choices.

Hmmm, but maybe I could use the kernel from epel. I see there's 3.10 (lt), 3.18 and 3.19 (ml) for el6. It's a bit tricky though, because I have absolutely no access to this machine except for ssh (no KVM or anything), so a botched kernel upgrade means a few days of outage before it's taken care of (it's hosted at a local university for free).
isn't this just a different way of saying success is who you know, not what you know?

also what do you do if you don't have any of those support systems or connection networks?
Stop treating religious people like children. Did you know that they can choose their own religion just like atheists? It's not like they were raised from infancy on their ideologies and beliefs, and subject to social pressure if they thought or spoke out of line.

Your second line is non-sensical. There are white people in Ferguson, so we should ignore the federal report that finds the police department running debtor's prisons for county revenue. Right? "Women" refers to the group of biologically female [1] human beings, which is about half the world's population.

[1] http://www.plannedparenthood.org/health-info/sexual-orientat...
I put a bit of effort into that, basically making C macros to emulate 6502 assembly and getting the program to run on modern machines that way. Peter gives me credit on his site. I often think it would be a good idea to load up his machine code on a 6502 emulator and try to round trip confirm the accuracy of my translation, but time, as always is the enemy.
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Seneca warns against the perils of indulging in heedless luxury, and yet according to Dio, he at one point ordered “five hundred tables of citrus wood with legs of ivory, all identically alike, and he served banquets on them.”
Unfortunately qmail shows its age and may no longer be a good choice these days

Last I checked, Yahoo (Mail) uses qmail. Can anyone verify whether that is still true today?
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I'm so revolted inside, and I can't do anything. Can I? They literally destroy history in order to bend it to their will.
> Have you considered EmberJS as an alternative?

I haven't, but I'll have a look now. Cheers. :)
Yes, I picked facebook as an example specifically because of their reputation for emailing you about everything. But I think you'll find that they tend to email you when other people do something that, in some sense, concerns you, not when you do something. (Remember the ancestor comment defining "solicited email" as email that responds to an action you take.) "This person just liked your comment" emails are plausible. "You just liked this person's comment" emails are self-evidently absurd, but they fall perfectly within the (spurious) definition of "solicited" that nitrogen wants us to believe in.
We can work on digitally archiving everything, and distributing it to save the knowledge at least I hope.
Maybe something like google books but for history.
if its "home", and you really must run your own, axigen has a free version for up to 100 users. hmail would work if you're on windows but it doesnt come with webmail. or just install virtualmin and use virtualmin to add whatever domain you need...and setup roundcube/squirrel from virtualmin too...
all easier than rolling your own postfix+dovecot..despite linode writing excellent guides for that..

finally, rack mounted stuff would be too noisy to be let into a home.. since its a 'home' mail server, there'd be barely any load.. you can probably add it to your existing htpc or something without issue...
Greg, was it you who recommended Ready Player One to me? Looks like I already bought it on my Kindle on $MYSTERYPERSON's recommendation, so now I'd better read it!

Here's an odd one of mine:

The Trachtenberg Speed System of Basic Mathematics

I checked this out from the Scottsdale library when I was 11. I'd learned all the usual algorithms to multiply and divide and do basic arithmetic, but like most kids, I assumed that those were the only ways to do those things - that the steps we learned were truly fundamental and the one and only way to get the result.

Then I read Trachtenberg and learned that there were other procedures you could use to get the very same results. The techniques we'd learned were not the only ones!

Oh, there were tradeoffs - you might have to remember more stuff and more special cases - but once you had those down you could zip right through a calculation that would have taken a long time otherwise.

So that's how I learned that there was more than one way to do it.
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There is no "social stigma" to prostitution afaik. I keep seeing people (mostly men) assert this as gospel truth, but it's an extremely common phenomenon around the world. I'm going to need sources on the claim that there is some stigma.
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sounds like the god galaxy from futurama, that bender talks with when he is lost in space.
None of that has any relevance to my comment? My sole point in the second paragraph was that prostitution is not solely a woman's domain. So is prostitution violence against all genders? If so, why specify women?
If not, why not?
Nice site. I saw this project and knew it had to be eigenfaces: https://devart.withgoogle.com/#/project/16569221

Eigenfaces is a very old technique for doing this (it was old when I implemented for the first time in 2000) and as you can see the results are rather blurry. It only takes about five lines of code in a matrix language -- collecting data was the main issue I recall.

If nothing else this serves as a good example of the value of framing your work. Done in a machine learning / stats context eigenfaces is not much more than a nice blog post (e.g. http://jeremykun.com/2011/07/27/eigenfaces/) or class project. But ... present it as an art project and you get frontpage on Google's new site.
Interesting idea, but I'd like to see it implemented by a more trustworthy and privacy respecting company than Google. Now it seems just like another way to track users.
I'm pretty sure they're considered `managed`, not native. Otherwise, .NET Native wouldn't exist:

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn584397(v=vs.110)....
Having watched both complete beginners and competent programmers try to learn Haskell my observation is that hard part initially for the competent programmer is not building the necessary mental model, but tearing down their existing mental model. People with no mental model going in tend to just look at Haskell, go "I guess that's the way things work", and get on with it. Their real problems first arrive when they then go on to try to learn for example Java which has an entirely different model.
I think the implied part of this discussion is "captive". The person must at least feel that there is no other choice.

We see that in prostitution, in illegal immigrants working in horrible conditions, Dubai laborers[1], etc. In contrast, a Software Developer in the Bay area can hardly claim such conditions.

1. http://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2014/oct/23/mi...
That comparison was never drawn, though. It was just observed that DNA is old (true in fact) spaghetti code (true in fact) with clever code reuse (true in fact), dead weight (conjectured but plausible), stuff with no apparent purpose that nevertheless can't be removed without destroying functionality (true in fact), stuff that used to serve one purpose but currently serves a completely different purpose (true in fact)... all of these phenomena can be directly observed in a working cell. Granted, "spaghetti code" is a value judgment, but I challenge you to find anyone who thinks it doesn't apply to DNA.
How would this problem only apply to GPL? If you do not give the 5% revenue to unreal when using their engine, I am sure they will sue. A company can not pick and choose which license agreement to follow and which to ignore, or they risk inoperation from lawsuits.

In practice, license conditions are balanced to the interest of the company. Some might be perfectly fine with 5% revenue losses in order to pay for a engine, where others would strongly disallow it. If this lawsuit succeed, my guess is that any damages will be far less than 5% total revenue from the years of Linux usage.
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No, a man using a woman for sex when she can not give consent is already called "rape" and is illegal, because we as a civilization understand that this causes significant trauma for individuals -- that is, it's categorized as "violence".

Buying services and goods, on the other hand, is not violent, like rape is, although we could see the fact of poor people (or all people, really) having to sell portions of their lives to strangers to survive as unfortunate and alienating. This is, I think, where Marxism comes from.