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I have to admit, the idea of swapping children on all of the nodes would not have come to me immediately as a solution for reversing the sorted tree - I have not been exposed to that kind of application before, and haven't spent a lot of time thinking about that kind of problem.

One more for the toolbox, I guess.
What's shocking to me is the amount of effort that these harassers put into their activity. I'm the third comment on this page according to my preview, and the other two add up to ~200 words of nonsense "reasoning" by people that feel they're making an argument with logic, but seem to be unable to realize the basic contradictions in what they're saying.

By their fruits you shall know them, and what these harassers are doing to reddit clearly shows what they did inside their subreddits.
Like what?

A program in KDB instead of a program in Python and Redis?

Here's an implementation of a multiuser group chat in KDB:

https://github.com/srpeck/kchat/

and here's one in Python and Redis:

http://programeveryday.com/post/create-a-simple-chat-room-wi...
This kind of misses the hundreds of people getting shadow banned for not agreeing with Ellen Pao's side of the lawsuit for weeks before this, although that clearly doesn't fit with its pat explanation, so I guess I know why they left it out.
The problem with your whole theory is that Reddit remains perfectly okay with politically incorrect ideas and content, what they are cracking down on is harassment.
Lots of people confusing the "right to free speech" with the ability to express yourself without personal consequence.
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> My <Insert Profession Here> needs a license to show that he has completed education that should make him competent, continues to maintain competency, and has not faced any questions of conduct or discipline which should rightfully deprive him of such license.

How does this sentence apply to teachers and not every other profession?
Is Lisa Simpson lonely?

I mean, If you go to play with the other kids, and they want to do something you don't enjoy, and what you find fun to do no kid does... Does it mean you are lonely?

When I was a kid I loved to play sports like the other kids, and was very good at it, so I was very social,but I also loved reading tons of books and mathematics. Most of the other kids did not.

When you read Kant, Descartes, Stefan Zweig(in german) books that tell you how to raise a kid while you are the kid!, Asimov (in english), Feynman ... all the other kids behavior becomes so childish and stupid.

You could be alone while standing with other people.

For me the fact that Lisa Simpson is alone is not that she is lonely, but the consequence of being unique while other unique people live far away.

I got to find and regularly meet other people like me only as an adult. Most of them are really successful now, but most of them also lived Hell in the school days.

They were alone, but they are not lonely.
That is one of the nice thins about the VPN provider I use - not only do they not keep any logs, but all you have to do is click a single checkbox and then you have no internet unless the vpn is connected.
Someone, OP maybe, post a mirror please.
Do you really believe that the majority of people against FPH are fat?
Quite frankly, assembly currently is about it. And that's not the most portable thing out there, I know.

I think that C or C++ could, without too much effort, support semantics that would allow for this sort of thing. Something as simple as a "secure" keyword that could be applied to variables (where it means "leak as little as possible about this variable when it goes out of scope") or functions (where it means the same, but for the function itself and all locals of the function).
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I'm in an environment where a new project is being discussed where a couple of members from the Core dev team will be asked to leave the core work and start this project.

I feel that it's not good to have the other existing core devs to not be part of this new project that will be replacing the system that they will ultimately be maintaining. Those members are eager and passionate to contribute to innovation and I feel not allowing that is harmful.

I recently read this article about how Facebook had their core team working in parallel on an innovative project.
https://hbr.org/2015/06/an-inside-look-at-facebooks-approach-to-automation-and-human-work

I'm wondering how to do something like this on a tactical level, especially in an agile scrum shop?
The confusion of negative liberty (freedom from) and positive liberty (freedom to) goes back a long way.
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How do I help him the best, is there any drag and drop free tools or games about building games?

I am a web programme and is willing to help him, but we do not live nearby so I have to be able to help him mostly by email/skype.

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My current Arch install doesn't have Python (because I don't need to), and I explicitly installed the same packages as in Nix.

This is just an example that some of their packaging policies are a bit odd, but they are working on this. Imagine using Nix on an embedded device. All those extra dependencies might make a difference in terms of resources used.
Do not mistake this very opinionated column for news. Sadly it does not even try to present a balanced view on the issue.

What I would really like to know is why subreddits like coontown (racism against black people) are still there if fatpeoplehate was banned. What exactly made them ban it. A little honestly and openness would help everyone, at least I see no reason against it?
That does not solve the problem. That only hides it and means it will be deadly later.

For instance, when someone runs it in an emulator for backwards compatibility purposes. Or when someone runs it in a JITter. Or even just if the compiler decides to special-case for the existing link target.
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What do you mean by old neural networks?
given that my main point is that this level of discourse is totally inappropriate for hackernews, there is no reason I would engage in this. it's like feeding a troll. if there were something substantial to discuss, that would be a different story.
Reddit promoted itself as "Freedom from the press", I have the tshirt: http://imgur.com/i812qdz
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That's what I don't get about this whole thing. Why do people care so much? There are plenty of other, much more fucked up things in this world to be mad about -- reddit deleting a few objectionable communities seems pretty low on the list.
React + Flux in the form of Flummox (along with react-router for routing) is enough for a 10kloc application I recently wrote for Expedia. If you don't want to make architectural decisions or composing smaller libraries then I think Ember is a better choice, but for us React is perfect.
The difference, I think, from patch theory is that Unison always preserves types while editing. Patch theory works with untyped text. The main result of [1], which Unison seems to be based on, is that you can form any well-typed term in the simply typed lambda-calculus this way. Unison seems to go even further: "[f]rom any starting codebase we can get to any other codebase".

[1] Editing Functional Programs Without Breaking Them, Amsden et al. https://ifl2014.github.io/submissions/ifl2014_submission_32....
Ah, your response is good but very wide and 'systemic', i.e. what society as a whole can do over decades. But in the meantime, VC's are free to make their investment decisions, so I was wondering what you thought they should do differently to make a difference, today. Should it be quotas or minimum investments for people from alternative backgrounds? Or, what can VC's do to help level the playing field? If they receive smaller amounts of dealflow from alternative backgrounds, it's hard for them to apply their usual methods of investing... i.e. they might not even get access to opportunities from those backgrounds. what, then, could be done?
Eh, nothing the slightest. I was a very active member of the sub. Fat folk have alleged and alleged. Reddit are not making a stand, they are just fed up of dealing with bullshit but they can't be honest about it so have to wrap it up in this "protection " nonsense.
I wish "captive portals" were more integrated into the stack somehow. It would be nice if the OS knew from DHCP or something that the connection was captive (without having to guess by trying known URLs), so it could suppress anything from getting out (or just not initialize routes, since there is not truly a route yet). The OS can automatically open a simple browser to do the auth, then allow all traffic. (Or in the case of an unsafe network, allow the VPN to initialize, then allow all.)

If that's too much to ask for, it would at least be nice to have some solution to the problem of HTTPS requests before the captive portal has granted access. The current choices seem to be a) drop all HTTPS packets, so the user waits for a page to load until they figure out they are captive, b) break the connection, so the user sees weird errors like "connection reset", c) MITM with a self-signed certificate or something, so the user gets cert errors, but if they go against best practice and bypass cert errors they'll get redirected to the authentication URL. Would it be crazy to have an SSL packet that the portal can inject, that tells the client to stop handshaking, and that they need to authenticate somehow? Giving a URL to redirect to would be way too open for abuse, I guess, but just getting an obvious signal that the connection isn't really up could be a step forward.
Do you think reddit currently has a good set of ideals? It's rare that I see someone say that "reddit is good" without some qualification like "make sure to unsubscribe from the default subreddits" or "only subscribe to the smaller subreddits". If reddit as it is presented to a new user is bad, where are the good ideals?
I have bookmarked a page by a student with the same name because I was interested in his skinned kayak build.

He made and shared a python script to generate the cross sections for CNC use. Interesting that it was related to this course

http://fab.cba.mit.edu/classes/863.12/people/calisch/index.h...
Yeah we use flock for this all the time. So much so that I'm surprised this is news.
I don't know. I basically never see the mainstream media write about Reddit. But multiple times I've had people tell me they have looked at Reddit and were put off by the cruelty they saw, particularly towards women.

But maybe I am just not following mainstream media sources closely enough to see what you're seeing. I admittedly stay fairly far away from TV news and stuff.
The GRPS website says that they operate 67 buildings, which leads me to speculate that the $2 million includes upgrading other parts of the HVAC system at each school.

Not all that much pops out of a few searches, but there are discussions of projects that make me think that $100,000 per building isn't a lot to spend on such a thing.
At this point, with the amount of gendered insults and misogyny that's thrown at her, it doesn't really matter how good she is. You can't let that sort of a hateful mob have power.

Apart from that, I don't think anybody who hasn't worked with her gets to judge her. She was a high-level executive at one of the largest vc firms so she can't be entirely stupid.
For me the constant side-to-side, combined with mouse usage was the problem. Trying to re-orient my field of vision (I wear glasses with a strong prescription as well). Looking down or straight ahead has never caused me problems.

I should also point out that on the train, I have a table where I sit (not in my lap, that sucks). I also try to use a stand-up desk more for all-day laptop usage.
You don't have to contribute to your super if you're self-employed.

If you're planning to buy a house in the next 10 years, it makes zero sense to lock away what could effectively be money off a mortgage.

Save what would be your super in a high interest account. Better yet, invest in ETFs.
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Are we sure that the current system doesn't have that?

Even if they do install local controls, a central monitoring system makes some sense for buildings that go unoccupied for days at a time.
Maybe a _perceived_ productivity gain, but yes, having more real estate is nicer. And when it's gone, you notice it. Using a single smaller screen is just different behaviour. More cycling apps, window management, and hotkey usage.
Indeed, the use of PID files alone is racy for what is a glorified script (though programmatic here) that simply creates and removes a lock file. Using the cmdline as an identifier would be more reliable. Though then you can run into multiple instances, so UUID+cmdline might help?
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From Reddit admin krispykrackers:

"When we are using the word "harass", we're not talking about "being annoying" or vote manipulation or anything. We're talking about men and women whose lives are being affected and worry for their safety every day, because people from a certain community on reddit have decided to actually threaten them, online and off, every day. When you've had to talk to as many victims of it as we have, you'd understand that a brigade from one subreddit to another is miles away from the harassment we don't want being generated on our site."
This is more than just hate against fat people, there are obvious undertones of anti-feminism and pro-feminism.

I'm personally against the PC "SJW's" that force their ideology on people under the moniker of feminism, but the crowd that seems to be pushing the pro-FPH movement is the gamergate crowd. The gamergate crowd needs to distance its selft from FPH and focus on reddit censorship and censorship in general.

All in all this is pretty embarrassing for reddit and everyone involved. All this energy put into "censorship" of a sub for hating fat people and hardly any outrage at things like government surveillance.
Do you have any sources for research other than the text book?
> The Wi-Fi Alliance has had a solution for this problem nearly in place for years, called Passpoint. The Passpoint protocol was created to allow for Wi-Fi "roaming" by creating a way for access points to grant access by way of a third-party credential, such as your Google ID or your ISP account.

Ummm, seems like the cure is worse than the disease. So, the suggested response to leaking information via HTTP (and what security-important service uses HTTP these days?) is to…leak usage information to one's provider?!?

Moreover, Passpoint is very much built on a feudal model, where users belong to large corporations which trust one another (for roaming &c.); that seems like exactly the wrong direction to go.
I imagine that these people are miserable in their own right and have nothing better to do with their time than drag other people down. What well adjusted and self actualized person has such an abundance of time to devote to harassing people anonymously over the internet?
> Seriously, why not just introduce JSX ... as separate libraries?

Well, they kinda did something like that just recently, they're using Babel now instead of their own:

https://facebook.github.io/react/blog/2015/06/12/deprecating...

Maybe they'll spin off more parts as React matures?
How about code.org? http://studio.code.org
That already happens in a number of games. Notably Dota2 has had millions of viewers watching via game client for their large tournaments.
No, Agile is not a process, engineering or otherwise. Agile is a set of principles which can guide the selection of a process and how it is applied, but it is not a process (indeed, it is fairly expressly a response to the fetishization of process.)

And I am unconvinced by your claim that Agile isn't working, that is, I am unconvinced that the problems Agile exists to mitigate are not reduced in organizations that actually apply the Agile principles in hour they approach work.

OTOH, I do think the "Agile" brand had failed because a while lot of applications of canned process in rote ways -- the thing Agile directly opposed -- is being sold as being Agile methods.

Agile isn't an engineering process, its the the idea of applying problem- and resource- (including the staff on the team) specific engineering to the development process.
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You'll always be able to teach oversea. I assume age isn't a factor for this type of job. On the other hand, you probably won't be able to earn money in software engineering 10 years from now if you leave this path. Without skills in 10 years, it's likely to be much harder to make money than now. It's always good to have a safety net.

But you can also be a gambler and listen to your heart and leave tomorrow!

Now that I think about it, right after I graduated (from a top school in my country), I had several options to earn a very good salary. 20 years later, those options simply aren't there anymore! I'm too old for a beginner position, and don't have the experience for a more qualified job.
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No less than 9 peer-reviewed studies have shown that more real estate is better for productivity.

The NY Times should do some basic fact checking before publishing op-eds like this :-(

http://skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions/1700/do-bigger-o...
This is just flogging a dead horse.
I mean neural network algorithms which were used prior to discovery of deep learning methods.
This article makes a small case about the military profit complex, but it's also ironic that according to the AP the "Chinese" have hacked their way into all federal employee's information: http://news.yahoo.com/union-hackers-personnel-data-every-us-....

So there are some real threats.
That's a really nice combination, but for some reason I don't like it on my blog. Maybe the background is a bit too much 'white', while in your fiddle is gray which makes the font looks even more awesome. Ty for sharing.
That's not the only reason. I am not expert by any stretch, but I believe video codecs work by essentially storing diffs of different frames rather then the entire frame. I imagine in a programming class, a large portion of the screen will not need to be redrawn very frequently (background of slides, things on the wall of a classroom, etc.). However a fast moving FPS will constantly need to redraw almost everything in the environment. So that would necessarily require a lot more throughput per frame.
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I wish that everyone in my country (the USA) would read this article.

War is big business and throughout history war has been the means for the rich to get richer.

Even if we have some economic malaise when the dollar becomes less relevant as the world's reserve currency, we have a lot going for us: geographic isolation and natural resources.
ISS flights relatively low, so its visibility from earth is just a few minutes. Also laser is limites by weather.
Depends. Freelance, or consultant? I've done both, and am in Brisbane. I charged $400/day as my normal rate for the latter. The former was project dependant. And could be from $10/h if I messed up quoting to $1000/h if I quoted well and everything went well.

Working as a full time "full stack" engineer I'm earning $50/hr with 8 years of experience under my belt. Which I prefer, as I earn good money for my age and location, without the stress of finding work.
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I'm glad to see competition in the space, but I have to admit that I read this article as, "We at Google noticed that Twitch was gaining quite a bit of traction, so we decided to use our behemoth size to see if we could successfully copy them.".

I think Google might be starting to get scared. There are many threats to their search and web advertising hegemony, including Apple's announcement to include an ad blocker in iOS9. Google is quickly realizing that their long term survival might be in YouTube.
Can you explain how $85k at 48 weeks a year of work, 37.5 hours a week equals $85 an hour? The numbers don't add up.
You are confusing megabits and megabytes. You likely read that it requires minimum 6 megabytes per second to stream 1080p/60fps. That would be 42 megabits. And that is a minimum. Depending on your settings you could need much more then that. Not to mention Australia has notoriously bad internet in general.
A player broadcasting his view has value of its own. In League of Legends, we don't see the player's perspective in spectator mode. We don't see what they type in team chat. We don't hear what they're saying.

A dedicated client has its benefits as well for the same reasons. You can change the view and look at things from different perspectives or look at places that the streamer (who is not necessarily the player I guess) is not looking at.
This. Redis has single-threaded compact code base.
That's often not true. I went to a high school with fewer than 100 people in my class but then I went to a small liberal arts college where my class was only 5x bigger. I had classmates that went to high schools bigger than our college.
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Have you seen https://github.com/dtinth/YosemiteSystemFontPatcher ?
To address your concerns:

1. I assume that it's the same type of process because by default the PID file is being written to the current working directory of the script. If you'd like, you can specify a location yourself to ensure that each type of process is grouped on one PID file.

2. Out of curiosity, how would you go about doing this?

3. I think this would be really difficult to accomplish.

4. I agree if we could somehow figure out 2 or 3, that would be great.
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Scratch looks interesting, although it requires flash.

Will take a look when I have access to a winbox.
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I would not say that FB compares favourably to Google in terms of infra, and I worked for both, in infra. Culture is way more relaxed though, especially if you're not into cults.
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It sounds like the problem may have been to convert a min heap to a max heap?
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