El rincón de Juan

[Кратос]

пре 5 часа, Grizzly Adams рече

Па колоније нису освајали приватници, него држава Британија која их јесте експлоатисала ради ресурса - као што и нас данас експлоатише ради ресурса. Да не помешамо појмове ту...

Приватници су људи који имају фирме у САД, Британији, Канади итд. Ту се бре поштују људи и радници, више него било где. Код њих ко ради добро живи добро.

I tada su to radli preko privatnih firmi.Čitava politika zapada jeste u službi krupnog kapitala koji je bio i jeste i biće privatni.Od feudalizma,preko kapitaltizma do današnje ,,demokratije,,.

Nema tu brate nikakvih ljudskih prava niti se uopšte bilo šta zasnivalo na tome nego na interesima i sticanjem materijalnih dobara.

 

[Juanito]

Марфијев закон српског законодавства - све што може да отежа свакодневни живот грађана (и оних који привремено бораве), усвојиће се пре или касније...

 

Velika izmena: Ko kupi pripejd da ostavi ličnu

Sreda 17.5.2017 | 17:57 | Izvor: Tanjug

Novi zakon o elektronskim komunikacijama, koji je u pripremi, predvideće obaveznu registraciju svih pripejd korisnika mobilne telefonije.

To je izjavilanačelnica Odeljenja za elektronske komunikacije u Ministarstvu trgovine, turizma i telekomunikacija Tatjana Andan.

Andan je objasnila da su službe bezbednosti naročito zainteresovane za to zbog novonastalih međunarodnih okolnosti te je ministarstvo to uvažavajući, unelo takvu odredbu.

"Ministarstvo je uvelo ovakvu zakonsku odredbu - da se izvrši registracija svih postojećih i budućih pripejd korisnika kako bi službe bezbednosti, po potrebi, mogle efikasno da dođu do identiteta", rekla je Andan na sednici skupštinskog Odbora za prostorno planiranje, saobraćaj, infrastrukturu i telekomunikacije.

Navodeći da je novi zakon u vladinoj proceduri, Andan kaže da će oblast zakonitog presretanja i zadržavanja podataka o elektronskoj komunikaciji biti predmet posebnog zakona.

Andan je navela da je novi zakon o elektronskim komunikacijama savremen i sistemski zakon koji treba da uredi ovu oblast za koju kaže da je jedna od bitnih oblasti za dalji razvoj privrede, kao i za unapređenje kvaliteta života svakog građanina.

"Neke odredbe postojećeg zakona su poboljšane odnosno preciznije uređene, a neki nedostaci su u periodu implementacije postojećeg zakona rešeni ovim novim zakonskim rešenjima", navela je Andan.

Jedan od njih je i, dodaje, način finansiranja Regulatorne agencije za elektronske komunikacije i poštanske usluge.

 

Izvor: B92

[-Владимир-]

пре 27 минута, Juanito рече

Andan je navela da je novi zakon o elektronskim komunikacijama savremen i sistemski zakon koji treba da uredi ovu oblast za koju kaže da je jedna od bitnih oblasti za dalji razvoj privrede, kao i za unapređenje kvaliteta života svakog građanina.

Само немојте више да уређејете.

[Grizzly Adams]

пре 2 часа, Juanito рече

Velika izmena: Ko kupi pripejd da ostavi ličnu

А после Гризли параноичан...

 

[Juanito]

Incrementalism

First: a story. Alice and Bob are sent to an earth-like planet and given the task of finding its highest point. Unfortunately, they are initially given only stone-age era technology to work with. The planet is foggy and visibility is only 20 feet or so. Alice and Bob adopt different approaches:

• Bob just follows the local slope he can see with his eyes until reaching the top of the nearest hill. Maybe he wanders randomly a little ways away… but not too far, because what if he couldn’t find his way back to the locally-highest hill he’d just discovered?
• Alice spends a long time reinventing radar technology, then builds a rocket to launch several satellites to perform a mapping of the planet and provide GPS guidance. She also builds an airplane, because it turns out the landing site is an island, and the tallest point is on the other side of a huge ocean. With all this technology in hand, she then flies directly to the highest mountain.

To an outside observer who didn’t know that rockets, radar, GPS, or airplanes were possible, it would look a lot like Alice was just screwing around, not accomplishing much of anything. “Alice, what the hell are you even doing?” Bob would say. “You’ve just got a pile of metal parts… but I got to the top of a very tall hill over there… in fact I’ve made 200 upwards steps in the past month.”

But then, quite rapidly, Alice’s progress would jump well past Bob. She’d hop on a plane and fly across the ocean directly to the foot of the tallest mountain, then keep hiking up and up and up…

Over long enough time scales, the “shortest path” to any goal usually involves doing things that have no obvious connection to that goal. It involves doing things whose progress cannot be measured in any simple way that would be obvious to someone without expertise. And over these longer timespans, the incrementalist approach of making local improvements according to obvious metrics is a colossal failure. (“You can’t get to the moon by piling up chairs”)

Anyway, none of this is too surprising, but now let’s complicate things a little. Suppose Alice and Bob are put in the same situation and given the same goal, but are told that “whoever gets to the highest point in the next month will be rewarded with additional people, supplies, etc”. And if we imagine iterating this experiment, always rewarding the person who makes the most measurable progress, Bob might amass an army of thousands of people, all wandering around climbing little nearby hills! Meanwhile, Alice gets almost no resources even though she could have have made exponential progress and surged past Bob 10000x. Perhaps Alice is even tempted to abandon her ideas about how things can be made much better long term.

The focus on incremental, measurable progress is often dangerous to innovation and bigger progress.

The software industry

The software industry is swimming in incrementalism. Everywhere you look in software, there are things that can be incrementally improved, and people getting paid to make these improvements. That one library you use, it’s missing a feature. That bit of code, it could be rewritten to be faster. That app, it needs an extra widget or feature. That web standard could use a few additional extensions to it. Etc, etc, etc. There are people working on all these things, because obvious progress is rewarded. Billions of dollars are poured into the industry to capitalize on whatever little incremental improvements can capture some temporary market share. And this process plays out over and over again.

In academia, there’s a different sort of incrementalism. The pressure to produce “publishable” results in the short term (due to the tenure system and other factors) leads researchers to be quite conservative in various ways. They don’t work on anything too crazy that has a high chance of failure. They stay largely within the extremely narrow confines of what they already know about. They do modest extensions to existing research.

Real progress doesn’t look like progress at first. It looks like people screwing around. Playing. Trying different things. Building a rocket and a radar system instead of just walking up the nearest hill. Sometimes the best thing to do is to give smart people a very very long leash and plenty of resources, to be patient, and not worry about progress.

http://pchiusano.github.io/2017-05-17/incrementalism.html

[Аурор]

пре 22 минута, Juanito рече

Alice spends a long time reinventing radar technology, then builds a rocket to launch several satellites to perform a mapping of the planet and provide GPS guidance. She also builds an airplane, because it turns out the landing site is an island, and the tallest point is on the other side of a huge ocean. With all this technology in hand, she then flies directly to the highest mountain.

Ajde... Žensko? 

[Аурор]

Pre bi sedela okolo, razmišljala kako je žrtva, pričala o svojim emocijama u svemu tome, kako Bob i društvo ne treba da joj nameću rodne uloge, kako svet treba da prestane da bude mizoginičan itd.

Kad Bob nešto postigne, a ona ne, onda samo protestuje protiv patrijarhata i diskriminacije i zahteva jednakost. 

Tako se to radi

[Икар Губелкијан]

Руски систем, за све пасош. Јесам Русофил, али то ме је жешће сморило за време боравка горе.

[Juanito]

пре 7 часа, Аурор рече

Pre bi sedela okolo, razmišljala kako je žrtva, pričala o svojim emocijama u svemu tome, kako Bob i društvo ne treba da joj nameću rodne uloge, kako svet treba da prestane da bude mizoginičan itd.

Kad Bob nešto postigne, a ona ne, onda samo protestuje protiv patrijarhata i diskriminacije i zahteva jednakost. 

Tako se to radi

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Једино си то покупио из текста кога је написао један млади човек који покушава да промени свет сам против свих...

[Juanito]

@Милан Ракић

Dutch King Willem-Alexander reveals secret life as airline pilot

If you've ever flown with Dutch airline KLM, you could have been serviced by royalty.

 

King Willem-Alexander has been secretly co-piloting flights twice a month for the airline's Cityhopper services.

The 50-year-old monarch to 17 million Dutch citizens calls flying a "hobby" that lets him leave his royal duties on the ground and fully focus on something else.

"I find flying simply fantastic," he told national newspaper De Telegraafs.

"You have an aircraft, passengers and crew. You have responsibility for them. That, for me, is the most relaxing part of flying."

"You can't take your problems from the ground into the skies. You can completely disengage and concentrate on something else. That, for me, is the most relaxing part of flying."

He says he intends to carry on flying with the airline as a regular "guest pilot", but will spend the next few months being retrained to fly Boeing 737s.

The Fokker 70s he usually flies are being phased out of service.

It was already known that the king was a qualified pilot who had flown KLM passenger flights before ascending to the throne in 2013, in order to maintain his pilot's licence.

However, it was not clear he had continued to do so in secret after becoming king.

The monarch said he was rarely recognised by passengers, especially since security was tightened on board planes in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks.

"Before September 11, the cockpit door was open. People regularly came to have a look and thought it was nice or surprising that I was sitting there," he said.

He added very few people recognised him as he walked through Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport in KLM uniform and cap.

Even when he makes announcements to passengers, Willem-Alexander says as a co-pilot he doesn't have to give his name.

So while some people recognise his voice, it is far from all passengers.

"Most people don't listen anyway," he added.

Izvor

[Paradoksologija]

пре 15 минута, Juanito рече

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Једино си то покупио из текста кога је написао једна млади човек који покушава да промени свет сам против свих...

Kao neka gnevna feminstkinja ili SJW koji se uhvati za zamenice ili nekorektan vic 

[Juanito]

пре 20 минута, Paradoksologija рече

Kao neka gnevna feminstkinja ili SJW koji se uhvati za zamenice ili nekorektan vic 

А најјаче је што, по Гризлију, испада да је савремени инкрементални корпоративизам женско уређење, док ова мушкарчина то жели да промени нудећи баш мушко решење, ал корпоративистичке жене то не виде и љуте се. 

[obi-wan]

On 5/16/2017 at 18:02, Аурор рече

Ovaj dvorac (Neuschwanstein) je izgradio Ludwig II (bavarski kralj), potpuno privatno, spucao je dobar deo bogatstva svoje porodice na to... 

Inače sam obišao taj i druge njegove dvorce (Linderhof, Herenchiemsee), baš su veličanstveni.

A u ovo nase vreme, Dizni je uzeo bas taj dvorac kao uzor za svoje dvorce iz crtaca. Eto, kol`ko da se zna...

[obi-wan]

On 5/16/2017 at 20:20, Juanito рече

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A sto ti nisu dali kasiku za ovaj sladoled?

[Аурор]

пре 1 сат, Juanito рече

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Једино си то покупио из текста кога је написао један млади човек који покушава да промени свет сам против свих...

Mnogo traže, pazi:

пре 9 часа, Juanito рече

Sometimes the best thing to do is to give smart people a very very long leash and plenty of resources, to be patient, and not worry about progress.

Retko koji roditelj ide dotle prema svom detetu čak...