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Japan is incredibly stubborn and ignorant when it comes to addressing core social and psychological problems in their society. It isn't even recognized by most of the population so when people begin to complain of their own social issues or depression, people around them will slowly distance themselves from that person. As a result, most people will choose to hide their issues until it is unbearable. At the point they feel they cannot continue is when they do something drastic which includes suicide.

If you bring the problem to light, people will just shy away from the debate (Japanese avoid arguments at all costs) and act ignorant. So to anyone that understands Japanese culture, Koremura's response is understandable. At least in the position he is in, he can do something.
Ah, yeah, I figured this would be an issue, which is why I thought having it be something you could disable could fix some of those potential headaches.
It's hard, in that most sites/webapps aren't hand-crafted components... I'm waist deep in a web application now, that's very difficult to prune... It has jQueryUI AND Bootstrap controls, not to mention a dozen plugins for each. It's a significant mess to say the least. The main .JS min/merged weighs in at over 1mb (down about a mb since I min/merged them) that doesn't include site js, just the libraries (not including jquery's base).

Of course, it's easy to clear that size with some big full-screen splash images, which are more and more common... it is kind of depressing. I really appreciate the work the Polymer team has done in creating paper components, and would love to see something closer to that for React as a base, most of the Paper/Component bases I've seen are still relatively heavy, with React-Bootstrap being one of the better ones.

It's not easy coming into something that's already in place, and harder to reign in the proliferation of modules that get added in.
http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2015/04/27/40257994...

From the article: "But opponents of fluoridation and even some scientists maintain the new standard doesn't go nearly far enough. They say there's evidence that overexposure to fluoride might increase the risk for other health issues, including possibly thyroid problems, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and even lower IQs."

Sort of funny how everyone is on the fluorine wagon, and anyone who says otherwise is a conspiracy nut.
The majority (or the 30-70%) don't take Prozac either.
Who is working to correct the misunderstanding? The majority of gays and their allies have the opinion that now government has blessed them, other groups can fight their own battles. Or worse and hypocritally throw up their own objections about how it's bad for society.

I'm disinclined to celebrate an expansion of rights of a group that mostly relies on a "gotta get mine" mindset than one of true principles of liberty.
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Thanks for helping me understand. I wonder if the popularity of new techniques would put pressure to change the rules.
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Symbols are opaque aside from their tag. The global registry just means that you can have cross domain opaque identifiers which are equal; which is useful for communication.
If it was indeed "Time for Germany's Doorless Elevators to Move On", WSJ wouldn't have felt the need to phrase it as a question.

Betteridge's law of headlines in action, folks.
Does this payload size include images too? If so, it's not a surprise given the increase in screen resolution.
I used to help out in roujin hoomu (homes for the elderly) when I was a missionary in Japan. Meeting Japanese people who worked there and really gave a care was a huge experience for me. They genuinely tried their hardest to make the experience pleasant in these under-budgeted, dreary places. While we Americans were just a temporary sideshow, they were there to help for as long as they could live off the salary. Makes me sad but also a bit hopeful that those waves could build up over time. If I ever go back I will happily exchange my fascination with Manga or cool stationery or whatever for some more time trying to help out.
Same here. Apart from that, I don't think God believes in her too.
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Because death is final and there is no pain afterwards. A long, slow decline is a form of mental torture. I think that's what the GP meant.
I'd personally would like to see a C ABI compatible language, that

- keeps 90% of C,
- adds a string type
- adds Go like "classes" (e.g. making more concrete the classic C idiom of passing a struct to the "object" to manipulate a la Glib)
- adds a foreach
- adds a builtin, multi-purpose map, vector and set type (e.g. based on Glib) for quick work
- adds closures a la Obj-C / Apple's C
- adds a small, but handy standard library (all C classic stuff + all Glib style stuff).
- compiles to C-ABI compatible static binaries
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Really have to qualify your comment. All horrible people will eventually become elderly. Despite the "wisdom" that such people may have, many have an incredible ability to wreak havoc in the lives of others... to the point of being a net negative on future generations.
Did they write their own rendering engine and everything? If so, that would be very impressive indeed. The Web really needs more diversity in browsers, for a wide variety of reasons.

Unfortunately I can't seem to find any detailed information about it; Google the name and almost all the pages are about how amazingly awesome its creators are, and not the product itself... potential users really want to know about what makes this better than existing browsers.
Human resources are a major component of infrastucture costs. Sure, for small teams you can have someone doing everything but at scale you lose the fudge factor.

I would also be suspicious of 1:10,000+ numbers as they often don't include people that are part of the server team but not standing in the data center. Aka Facebooks 3 person dev team, a manager, whoever designs there HW, the team spun up to do mass HW installations etc.

In the end AWS covers a lot of seperate costs which are only really obvious as you keep scaling up.
I was speaking for me personally, I apologize if that wasn't clear enough. I don't try and speak for others best interests.
The existence of an index in which j is #4 behind tcl and racket should not lead one to think 'wow, j is really catching on' but rather 'wow, that's an unusual index.'
As I said to the other comment I replied to, I didn't mean to indicate this was a fact for all. Simply my experience.
I doubt you can get accurate numbers for 2MM/month accounts without actually having a 2MM/month account to shop around with. Though if you have real numbers I would love to see them.
>This issue has been stolen from the democratic process!

This reminds me of the Tea Party slogan "No Taxation Without Representation!", the chanters seeming to have forgotten that they have representation. An elected official who represents them. Just because the chanter wasn't in the voting bloc that won doesn't mean that democratic process wasn't followed...
I'll be honest - the "Ask PG" comment was kinda spot-on.
That looks amazing. I would really love to see video of it in action, details on its workings, and pictures of its construction.
This has literally nothing to do with poly(gam|amor)y.

For one thing, looking for younger women / men is not wrong. As long as they're consenting, and old enough to consent.

Further, any relationship of any kind has the potential to be abusive. This is no ground to say it shouldn't be allowed. This is like the idiotic christian bigots that think homosexuals are bad because they're child molesters. No, they're not.
So basically, "I don't know about it, so it doesn't happen."

News flash, 1 woman multi man, and (prepare to have your mind blown), multi women multi man communities can and do exist.
I don't think any browsers do it yet, right? I hope that TLS 1.0 clients/servers can be fixed using this.
Beware false laziness. Slamming out a 500 character command line to build something is ok for a little while, but if it ever falls out of history, you're doomed. Write the Makefile and expend less energy overall.
The first thing I do is turn on db and http request logging. Sometimes this alone can be quite a challenge.
You don't think that there were humans that existed before any form of codified spirituality? I'd be willing to believe that explicit ritual bonding (marriage) didn't predate religion, but find it hard to believe that the first words we uttered went along with some sort of priestly social class or referenceable rules for living.
Speculation here, but based on the context, I think the question is: Some daemon-izer solutions will monitor the daemon and e.g. restart it if it's unresponsive. How do you handle this slash how is this handled in the Common Lisp world?
More often than not it's contempt for bad parenting, really. Overenthusiastic natalism can be a negative, as taboo as it is to suggest it.
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> This is a haiku / To ask you, please turn off your / ad blocker. Love, Forbes

Here's a better one: / I use ad blockers because / your ads annoy me.
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How do you deal with existing connections to the Lisp service when you want to deploy?

e.g. remove from load balancer, wait up to n minutes for connections to drain?, git pull, quit, restart Lisp, re-add to load balancer. ?
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I believe I'm in the minority, but I think unit tests are nearly universally worthless - exceptions being those for well defined APIs (eg math). Good unit tests must have an independent oracle of truth or else you aren't testing anything. As a practical matter you should only write tests for code that materially impacts the business (or you are just wasting everyone's time ). Instead of writing regression or integration tests, which are hard (hence the need for testing), people absent mindedly write unit tests and point at code coverage.
I worked with someone who is bipolar. There's no way you could confuse her problem with that of a healthy person who's just too emotional. She needed lithium to have the semblance of a normal life, and even then when she started to get too bubbly we knew someone was going to have to cover her job for a week or two.
That isn't a source, that is just a link to other people making the same claim. What I think the commenter above was asking for is a link to the evidence that is mentioned in the article.
You have made a few games in the past, and creating a browser has always seemed cool to me. So when the Anesi needed a browser to work on his phone, I took it as an opportunity to do something that seemed cool to me.
Great! I hope we can stop using 'SSL' (or even 'SSL/TLS') everywhere and start using just 'TLS' now. :)
Just to expand the topic a top surgen with hand issues with have a 'similiar' loss of self experience. In the end people often define themselves by the roles they play "I am a Programmer" even out of context "I am a retired Teacher."
At first I thought of it jokingly, but it is actually related - you can add to this list minimum age for politicians: representatives (25), senators (30), and potus (35). It doesn't affect many people, of course, but it is age-based freedoms implemented by the guv.
Society has been trending towards "arbitrary personal preference" in many areas lately. Conversely, society has condoned and even encouraged things that are horribly unfair. So I don't see why we would carve out an exception for judging the "well-lived-ness" of a person's life based on society's precepts about the number or closeness of friends and family.
I wonder how they got to know their material so well...
dude, es6 is way too mainstream for cutting edge web programming. If you're not using es7 already you might as well still be using table layouts
This is scary. This is the first time I read such article. I live alone, never married ( no plans to marry either ), have no friends. I have a decent job though.

This article scares me.
In fact, that's one thing I always found disconcerting in online conversations with US Americans - the willingness to just move hundreds of miles from their parents and grandparents.

In practice, this doesn't seem to occur often: http://phys.org/news/2010-05-americans-surprisingly-mothers....
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At least his site is viewable without JavaScript.
Precisely! And that "concern troll" argument is also commonly used by bigoted opponents of gay marriage who don't want to admit their real motivation. As soon as the concern trolls can come up with a plan to convince all the right wing religious bigots to abandon the institution of marriage, we can start taking them seriously.
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Is it the contempt for children, or the contempt for people who believes that having children is the only way to live a life?
The subtext of this article is that underneath all this glitzy new syntax, class mixins are absolutely nothing new. The semantics are the same. The important thing is to focus on the underlying principles and let the syntax evolve as it wishes.
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It's the word "gay" that makes them irrational.
In the US, the moment when the marriage becomes official can be during a religious service

Not really. Most folks I know, even the ones who got married in a church, were technically already married when they signed their marriage certificate at city hall.

I won't claim to be a marriage expert, but I don't think things are all that different from the Netherlands.
Well the point is that the state has to do _something_ since some sort of legal status is required for many purposes in most countries.

The described scenario in France means that you can have a religious marriage if you so wish; an official contract-signing 'event' out of necessity.

Makes sense IMO - not a government's job to tell a church who is or isn't allowed to marry under their religion.
> The elderly provide an unbelievable amount of wisdom

Sorry, no. It's not because you grow grey hair that you get gifted wisdom or anything. There's a bunch of older people who are actually assholes, too. Getting old does not make your into a Saint.
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I don't think they can be represented in JSON. There are already other JS primitive types that can't be represented in JSON (Date) so at least it isn't introducing any inconsistency... JSON is only a subset of JS objects.
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Bingo. And assuming somebody did actually have a really amazing and effective marketing strategy, they would be heavily disincentivized from sharing it. By its nature, marketing is about outcompeting other companies for attention and sales, so the less competition, the better.

So just based on bayesian probabilities, if you are reading marketing advice from somebody, it probably is bad (or wont apply to you). If you are reading a story about an effective marketing strategy somebody used in the past, it probably doesn't work as well anymore.

As you state, this doesn't take anything away from the entertainment value of the story, but it is just entertainment and marketing, not advice.
You're perhaps confusing polyamory with polygamy/polyandry? To put it in hacker terms, polygamy / polyandry is forcing an edge reduction creating a hub and spoke architecture when the arrangement has to be a 1 to n-1 mesh. The equality of a mesh is an easy mathematical argument to make, but it isn't the argument polygamy/polyandry is making. Polygamy/polyandry is inherently unequal.
[edit] to get the math right a polygamous/polyandrous relationship maxes out at n-1 contracts. Polyamory would be (n*(n-1))/2 contracts and I would argue for equality that if n changed all contracts would have to be retermed. Polygamy / polyandry is unequal. Period. It's a mathematical fact. Polyamory I could be convinced of the possibility of legal equality, but not for polygamy/polyandry.
Thank you for sharing. My heart is with you. Why don't you plan to marry?
Can you support that claim? I always thought it was rooted in religion, and the practice dates back to a time when every person and thing was religious since we really knew no better, as far as I'm aware.
> Dying alone is more frightening than death itself.

Maybe, but most people mentioned in the article apparently die from heart attacks, and you don't know when it's going to happen - so it's not like you "know" and expect death to come around the corner. It could have literally happened when that person was shopping out, too.
Don't stress, while ES7 is exciting (and I'm using parts of it, async/await alone are worth using) a fair bit of it is still up in the air. Unless there are particular features you'd like (for myself that is async/await and decorators), es6 alone is well worth it.
Why window.Symbol looks like a constructor, but works like a factory? Wouldn't it make more sense to have either a regular constructor (let symbol = new Symbol()) or a regular factory (let symbol = createSymbol())? If it looks like a duck, it should also walk like one.

When subclassing, what is the advantage of [Symbol.toStringTag] getter over the toString() method override? Is it just another way to do the same thing?
> In brief, their view was that resolving this issue in the courts erodes the democratic process.

That the issue made it to the supreme court shows that it is following the democratic process laid out in the constitution. If it has to be decided on by SCOTUS, the issue has already been through a number of other checks and balances. SCOTUS decisions are part of the American democratic process, and it's incredibly disingenuous of Scalia to complain about it.

Basically the "this is not democratic process!" is a standard dog-whistle cry put forward when conservatives lose a vote. Progressives have their own cries, of course, but "this isn't democratic, and the proof is that I didn't win" is a standard losing conservative trope.
agree, nowadays HIV infection is a kind of chronic condition, far removed from what it used to be
The chillout one is excellent. Not sure how much revenue opportunity there is, but redesigning that sound player and curating the music with affiliate links might cover some of the hosting bill.

Out of curiosity, can you speak to your hosting situation and costs as related to getting hit with this news?

I'm a novice coder, but I'm trying to learn about the sysadmin side of things too and wondering how one might take a site like this and avoid massive bills.
Because traffic calming techniques are only used on roads with 25 to 30 mph speed limits.
>I had to give it up as I began obsessing about the game.

When I started dreaming about playing tetris, I realized I should probably take it easy.
Candu- excuses excuses, time to just get out there and do it. Try something, you might strike gold first time like Crew did, but probably not. Invest little and expect little back, that's the lesson here. If it works, then shine a light on it.
Sounds like you're interested in C++.
"Element" and "Drug" are in no way mutually exclusive.
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I don't get that vibe. As far as I can tell, the tone is more, "Regrettably we had to demonize polygamy to avoid guilt by association, but it's time to pay the technical debt and extend marriage equality to all."
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Slightly off-topic, but does anybody know of a kind of "LISP Challange" set? I recently started the Matasano challenges[0] and I found them really well-suited to my style of learning (learning by doing and expanding by reading relevant material, enabled by my own internal motivation). Is there anything like that that has a relatively small set of condensed yet rich challenges that demonstrate key elements from LISPy functional programming? I read some of SICP but reading long form really puts a damper on my motivation/excitement. Also there were a lot of exercises (with a lot of overlap in concepts) so I didn't know what to do and what not to do, since I wasn't about to do every single one. Any pointers would be much appreciated!

[0] http://cryptopals.com
> Is the simple--easy-to-learn--without-the-mistakes-of-C systems language becoming a hype now?

being easy to learn is not enough.

I think "scripters" like me definitely want a language that compiles to a binary (no VM) like C(so easy to deploy on a server or to distribute to third parties), with good a concurrency model(because concurrency is one of the most important thing in web apps today) but expressive yet statically typed. The language that can pull this off will be the next big thing, no question.

Go isn't(the next big thing). it could have been great, but its type system is just horrible once one digs a little bit. No co-variance or contra-variance so extremely limited polymorphism, devs having to do compiler's job with type assertions everywhere, a clunky error system(that could have at least benefited from some syntactic sugar to make it less verbose...). However Go concurrency model is excellent and set a standard
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No, it's not worrisome that gay marriage is wrong from a legal perspective, it's worrisome that the laws are wrong from an equality perspective.
Population trends in developed countries are plummeting. As we grow wealthier we reproduce less. Europe is dying, as is Russia. The USA only keeps a bit above replenishment rate through immigration.
Did you write the rendering engine and the Javascript engine yourselves?
You can read it via https://www.google.ca/search?q=Airbnb+Raises+%241.5+Billion+... if you're so inclined... the article is pretty dry though.
> [999 points] Why we raised $6 billion in a series J and deferred IPO

I wouldn't be surprised to see this in a few years.
> Nothing about marriage has anything to do with liberation or equality. That's a modern attitude.

"Nothing about marriage has anything to do with liberation or equality, except in these modern times"?
I'm curious if Symbols are valid for localStorage keys.. it could be used as communication channels between frames that way, I seem to remember a post for something like that, and Symbols may be a bit safer.. though not sure if Symbol.for('__my_channel__') is safer than '__my_channel__' in this case (same domain). Though the cross-domain bit is slightly interesting, I'm not really sure what the risk would be in practice.
I disagree R&D is usually a faction of the cost needed to go into production. The large the number of units, the greater that ratio is. For mass produced products it can be 10:1. Consider if you're going to ship 10,000 of something that costs $25 to produce. You need a $250,000 just for inventory. You need a way to assemble, test, and ship the product. Deal with 10,000 customers.

Designing the production flow, jigs and fixtures, quality control, training up people, all requires money and engineering time. The business and sales side of things requires time and money.

I've seen numbers of products stall out because the developers fail to get enough funding to go into production. Also in a lot of cases markets move slowly. You can introduce a product and the buyers will just nibble for the first year or two if you're not an established name. Your company has to be able to keep the lights on during that time.