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The code is OpenSource so that anyone can review it. IMHO, that's one of the best way to gain trust.

But since you asked, "we" are two Belgian C++ enthusiasts happy to contribute to OpenSource community that gave us so much.

We have been working on this project for a couple of years and we are very excited to release it.
Hi. Have you thought about adding WIP constraint warnings(flash red or something). It's fairly important in lean methodology.
> If you think abolishing all punishment that has a error rate in conviction of 1% is unacceptable then we're in for a lot of trouble...

If the punishment, e.g. a fine, can be appropriately redressed, e.g. by paying it back (with compensation), then the error rate matters far less.

You can't redress human life.
This looks really neat! I took a look at your C# Sdk and it doesn't follow some of the standard C# conventions. Would you care if someone stepped in and helped with that? The naming conventions would make this Sdk stick out like a sore thumb in my source code.
Hi, author of Enaml here. Development of new features in Enaml has slowed in the past year as my work focus has shifted. Enaml is fairly stable however, and is currently in production at multiple Fortune 500 companies, including a top 10 investment bank. Happy to answer any questions about the project.
I'm supposed to find that (easily!) from the posted link, how, exactly?

Edit: Plus, those screenshots tell me exactly nothing. A button and a single text area do not a GUI layout make.
Welcome to right wing UK Journalism. They have generally have a weirdly fantastical obsession with republican party icons.
Enaml uses Qt under the hood. So GUIs look native to the platform.
The things I still use batteries for last long enough to not really justify the extra cost of rechargables, which I have a history of losing. Remotes and clocks are pretty much the only things I need batteries for and they last a very long time on even the cheap dollar tree batteries.
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What really makes the difference in how gifted someone is[1], comes down to wanting to do the job because they enjoy it and being able to improve themselves.

Not gender, race, socio-politics, genderists or media pressure.

[1] Is that even measurable?
> they are taking a little bit of money from a lot of (largely poor) ticket buyers

They absolutely are not. Once someone buys a lottery ticket it's no longer their money. It's the lottery commission's, or the state's, or whomever.

To say that the MIT students were taking advantage of "(largely poor) ticket buyers" is at best extraordinarily disingenuous, if not willfully disregarding several key facts.
It sounds like Brene Brown's (from the Ted Talk on vulnerability [1] ) book [2] address what might be your main concern.

[1] https://www.ted.com/talks/brene_brown_on_vulnerability?langu...
[2] http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1604078588
the extra hour would consist of you driving to a terminal. why couldn't you use the toilet at the station? pr perhaps stop at a gas station along the way to/from the terminal?
> In my opinion, the only real effort that is required to keep Debian clean is to remember to do the updates regularly, and dist-upgrade semi-regularly.

The beauty of Debian is that unattended-upgrades works well enough that most of the time you can defer updates (within one release) to it and don't have to bother at all.

My only gripe is that if it breaks, it breaks hard. Botched Arch installations are much easier to fix.
Hi Adam, thanks for your comment. We wouldn't mind at all. In fact we're also getting ready to open up our trigger functionality so you can integrate code directly into the I/O path, and would love some help in that area too (i.e. integration of external libraries). Feel free to contribute to the SDK in whatever way you think makes it better, and drop me a line at joel@maraudersoftware.com if you're interested in the other piece too. Cheers
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Doesn't that mean that the lottery was losing money? How is that even possible?
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Even if it's better, the lack of private boards (for the free account) keeps me from even trying it out.

I keep a lot of personal to-do items in private Trello boards. The stuff in there isn't secret (per se), but I don't want it public either.
Putting someone in prison for 5 years in error is also highly problematic, yes.

The argument the parent is making applies to incarceration, but it applies more urgently to the death penalty.

The parent already makes your point by (hypothetically) applying an percentage error rate that would be acceptable.
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Because they're people, and people make gifted coders?

Liukas is doing great work, but this headline is garbage.
Of course that's how it works. That's how it always works. Any political promise of "Raise $xxx million for $y" is easily ignorable because money is fungible.
It's both. Lottery money replaced other tax revenue, which freed that revenue to be either a) returned to the people in the form of lower taxes; or b) spent on other projects.

You'd need to look at when the lottery proceeds were first used for education and track the changes since to know which one actually happened.
> So lets compare hyperloop with what you CAN do, which is fly or drive.

Well, you CAN build a high speed rail system, so the comparison between the hyperloop and the rail is pretty critical to deciding which one to build.
I've just realised that I read "Isle of Wight" for "Isle of Man", which invalidates my comment entirely. Maybe I was thinking of the IoW music festival.
Good point. Free trials are currently available for Newsstand apps only: https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/Langua...
You could try realm.io to persist data and implement synchronization manually.
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Here's the most recent talk I've done on it:
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If it was benefecial, why didn't you do more of it..

Surely as rational people that is the course to take?

I see the same with my Yoga practice... touchwood, I am mostly healthy and I should do more Yoga but somedays I am looking for reasons not to do my usual tiny practice..

Is it cause we don't make the outward connection between the practice and our wellbeing?

PS : thinking aloud and trying to see if I am alone in this...
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Trellos mobile apps are very strong. Any competitor would have to match those to get my vote.
Not to mention the shitstorm that would ensue following an article profiling some dude who trivialized the collective career accomplishments of 'twentysomething-year-old girls.'

And that's setting aside the fact that 'twentysomething-year-old boys' basically invented the modern economy.
what makes you think that those heads are not human?
My dad worked for some years on a coal mine when he was 16. Mind you, this was on a remote village during the post-war era on Spain. He has countless histories even though he does not share them often; smelly rooms with bunk beds, cold winters, or fishing on a pond with dynamite. He later moved from there to the big city, took correspondence studies on electricity and started a tour around multiple companies and projects as an electrician until he settled on one company (a company that started small but later became one of the biggest multinational corporations of pool products) where he worked until retiring.

Sometimes he would do side jobs fixing pools and fancy installations on the high profile clients. I've been there with him helping out. He once told me: "see these big houses, two pools and an spa? They think they need all this, but have no time to enjoy themselves. Me? I have everything I ever wanted."

He has been all his life self learning just as a pastime. His side project being going back to his old village to build a well and water installations to help farmers irrigate their fields. He even used water pressure to make a kind of 'protocol' to communicate different panels. When you go there, it's crazy land. He's been iterating over his initial design for more than 40 years, and he keeps going at it now at 79. One thing he usually says, contrary to what most people think is that life is long, really long. There's time for everything.

We come from two different worlds. To me it's not just about him being a role model but showing him gratitude for all he has taught me.
Sounds like you suffer from an usually strong sense of entitlement. It's generally not bad but it doesn't help if you want friends, friends need to feel as though you are on the same level as them. Hard to solve in a forum but next time you interact with friends, try not to talk about yourself and spend that time finding mutual interest and learning about them. Study rapport building techniques. Find a hobby that requires interacting with others. It's about connecting on a topic other than yourself. Smart people are horrible at rapport, but it's a critical skill in life.
I think you meant to say "complicit in the scheme". You could be complacent about it, but not in it.
In terms of these guys and the poker players no. But you'd be amazed how many people from the MIT Assassins' Guild go into computer security.
The pics are encrypted with a public key and buried in an online database where lawyers review the images and won't release them except to 'proper authorities'. Not sure if that's a good thing, the user seems to lose control over their own media they can't make copies.
So in reponse to all the javascript brigade here I just tried to view some websites I commonly visit without blocking to see what I'm mising...

I do not know how you browse with javascript enabled! WOW the experience is poor! My computer is a standstill with two tabs open. Stuff keeps flashing at me. The pages load and then after a few seconds everything gets moved around again. Simple functionality doesn't work as I'd expect anymore (every website seems to be different in how things work). Adverts everywhere (and everytime an advert refreshs I can see my computer slowing down).

EDIT and now (some) videos start autoplaying when I scroll past them. I don't want that!
"Become repressive"?

The thing about Australia is that it is traditionally a very repressive place. If you don't believe me, all you have to do is look under the covers and see what the Australian government - and by extension its people - have done to the native population. It's not a shiny, happy, Crocodile Dundee-hat wearing kind of place, for the most part. In fact the land, the people, the government, and the society are all pitched at the edge of the totalitarian/authoritarian abyss, and have been for a long time.

Without serious imperial control, Australia wouldn't have become the very Western nation it is today - it took real human sacrifice to make the place what it is today.

So I think its just that some of that is shining through, finally. The PR campaigns notwithstanding, Australia can be a very rough place to be. This is reflected in its current governments' crypto-fascism.
Or the luxury of typing 'apt update' & 'apt upgrade' like a boss now and save some precious miliseconds of your life.

(otherwise cinnamon is broken since the release and latex is acting a little erratic also. In sid at least. You can't make an gnumelette without breaking some packages).
people will say India is largest democracy on this planet. all the things you see are temporary and will resolve itself because this political system has been working well in many places. I will then ask, well, when this is gonna happen?
Never blows up on anything? I guess the times I tried and failed to dist-upgrade my laptop were just a bad dream... Nothing never blows up. I've had pretty serious issues doing dist upgrades and linux version updates where my hardware (drivers) no longer worked without warning.

That said obviously it works most of the time. Otherwise noone would use it. Myself included.
Theoretical: ROC Taiwan opens its borders to anyone. What would happen?
Small nitpick - the pricing page should be $7, not 7$.
The dependencies are mainly insane upstream defaults, which Arch doesn't try to hide. For many packages there are modified PKGBUILDs available in the AUR for these situations (mplayer-nosmb, pidgin-mini, …). Sadly not for mpv (yet, I've been meaning for a while to make one, but didn't yet get around to it).
Every day I work with C++, and I've learned not to shoot myself in the foot. If it were the pinnacle of PL development, I would be depressed; there has to be a successor at some point (Data point: who remembers Algol 68 or PL/1?). It would please me if something like Nim gained traction, because it's C++ _done cleanly_. I was just pointing out that adoption of new languages is very much "Crossing the Chasm" - after the enthusiastic early adopters, the gap until the mainstream starts listening. (I apologize for ruffling feathers, by the way; I suspect I have a nasty sense of humour.)
Well said. I was once asked to do a almost 1 and a half day long coding test without even given any indication on how much money they're going to offer me and where exactly I would fit in the organisation. And they asked it after about 5 people spend an our interviewing and grilling me each. Seeing that I've got 8+ years experience in software development I thought this is just ridiculous.
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Every design I've seen of the hyperloop had people seated with no provision for facilities. I am assuming there are engineering reasons for it otherwise it logically would've been included.

And of course it is different from a bus. If a women is pregnant or violently ill on a bus you can stop at any time. And in fact every Greyhound bus I've been on will stop at various gas stations for toilet/food/drink breaks.

It's worth mentioning because what good is the technology of hyperloop if the economics fail (because no one will use it).
Such negative responses. Isn't prototyping and actually just doing it part of innovation? I think it's great that this is being tried, and I hope that if it become a success they will extend the existing track to other cities.
in my opinion you're not a "bad programmer". Since when has cobbling things together until they work or making a lot of mistakes called bad programming. Keep doing what you're doing if it's working for you. Don't stress to become like other people. You will be surprised how many fast problem solvers i met and found out they're just solving the same problem over and over again. but hey i might be a bad programmer myself, so it's just my opinion.
I would hazard a guess that the decline in celebrity endorsement of tobacco products had a larger influence on the total decline of smoking at least in the adult population. Mind you, this wasn't uniform as the rate of smoking has not declined at the same rate for poorer populations despite the absence of both advertisements or celebrity endorsements.
> turning repressive

I'd really love to know a point in Australias' history when it was a more repressed society than today? I think, on the mean, Australia has maintained a nascent imperialist aspect for over a century now .. it certainly got away with its own racial cleansing program.
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lol thank you.

duckdockgo gave me a bunch of js frameworks with blocks in its name, but not this...
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I work at a Windows shop and have a few coworkers who prefer linux. I run Debian at home and occassionally need to help the non windows guys with windows specific issues. What's important is that you are able to produce as much on a non windows environment as a windows environment, and that you don't have to tap resources in order to do so.

Whether you run in a vm, whether it's windows, osx, arch-linux, gnome, mint, etc is really just semantic.
Hayward, I think. This is an interesting definition of "reality", and hyperloop is a deeply unserious Elon Musk Gedankenexperiment that's only given column inches because of the deeply unserious nature of what passes for journalism among the lickspittle shoeshine boys of Silicon Valley wannabes.
> if your device functions fine with low voltage batteries

Probably not a good idea. Really spent batteries tend to leak and damage the device.

Not working makes the owner change the batteries.
> slicing my hands open

Not literally, I should hope?
You do understand that all of those options require someone to pay for the services? I don't know why we're still having a conversation about this. An institution with employees costs money, unless the institution is entirely comprised of volunteers (in which case the volunteers are paying with their time).

Germany pays.

Bernie's plan is to pay institutions.

That's all well and good, but that's what it is.
The examples are very thorough, and show off a lot of behaviors that would be very difficult to achieve with raw Qt.
Attempting to dangle a carrot in front of the horse this study shows the GDP losses from not having peace. But what is also shown and might be overlooked is how economically rational the step from non-violent resistance to violent resistance may be. In-fact of all of the scenarios the Rand Corporation modeled the step from non-violent to violent offers the least obstruction:

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Right but the challenge works the other ways. It wouldn't take much to support 150 to 180 mph. So Boston to NY which is more or less 200 miles becomes a 90 minute trip on a self driving car. So a good hyperloop gets it to say 30 - 40 minutes. Add to that all the approvals of laying one down in that heavily congested land ownership corridor vs the roads that are already in place. I just don't see it.
Not sure how far through you clicked, but there are many screenshots with more than two UI controls in the window.
It's great to have an example, but could you add inline comments for those of us who aren't familiar with Agda's syntax?
Even though there are concrete bullet points for nearly all of these, more than half are "No Class Yet".
It wasn't the journalist that described Bush was suave, it was the woman being interviewed.
Please read AT LEAST the very first line of the article before commenting.
You can't remove demand by Government decree. We have tried that with alcohol, drugs, etc. It never works.
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Take care, buddy.

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For me, the problem isn't about libertarian/conservative views on the matter, but the fact that both forget that institutional norms can offset any economic disincentive for any good or service. One example for me would be the overuse of cars in cities which is the product of both private and public institutional norms which require nearly everyone to own a car to get around a city in a timely fashion.
Yes, from looking into it, it seems to be a very good language.

But last time I tried to get into it, the tutorials were all outdated and even the simple hello world didn't work without extensive searching.

Also there doesn't seem to be any examples of how to structure a big app.
It's not a weird thought at all, after all that's life. While the odds of you growing old outweigh the odds of a short life (average life expectancy is around 80 in western countries) it still happens frequently that people die too soon, for whatever reason.
Yet most of us focus all of our energy and motivation on a time in the future when we have hopefully achieved X, while forgetting to enjoy the present in a meaningful way.
That is kind of normal because the human psyche tries to ignore too negative thoughts and it's probably the best way not get too depressive about life as a whole. It's similar to how we do not really care about people far away that have a really tough life or anything that does not directly impact our own lives.
Would be nice to have ways to show similar services side by side showing their rating so user can decide which of the lesser evils to pick to use.
Slightly bizarre and unhelpful that the site links to its discussions on Google Groups.
What are some good ways for map or lbs apps to make money?
I am working on a map app with large user base and trying to connecting people with local services on map. I was wondering if there are any good ways of making money other than straight banner ads.
It looks cool. Can kantree import your Trello boards? I think if it can, then it could be a viable alternative. Otherwise, I think heavy Trello users might be too locked into trello to switch.
It's actually not perfectly reasonable to destroy all the utility gained from incandescent bulbs net of their easily affordable externality cost, nor to conclude that incandescent bulbs are obviously wasteful but a bigger house is not.
I've just noticed the Windows machine I'm supposed to be using to write code doesn't even have admin access.

So I'm limited to what is installed, I can't even install anything on this machine.

This is bullshit.
It's out of scope for this offer. Sorry we can't do it.
Parent post has a good point. "High speed rail" (aka the bullet train) in California is a cruel joke. The current plans have been utterly corrupted by various special interests--for example, the trains being forced to share slow commuter tracks near wealthy Bay Area housing developments. The project--if it ever gets built--will be nothing like the rail networks of Europe, unfortunately.
Yes but that 0.001% are within the influencial 1% of users. I've literally had people see what webpages look like in my browser and then ask for no script installed. I didn't understand why until a few minutes ago but I do now.
Either way, isn't that exactly the same as saying lottery money goes into a general fund just like other taxes?
My suggestion is to take off as much time as you can around the birth to be home. Having your first kid is a big transition, you won't want to be distracted by anything else for a while. Also, your wife will really appreciate having you around. (Assuming you're married)
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