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Markets cease to exist in unstable environment; "artificial" or not, stability is a precondition for existence of any social institution;I mean, come on, who wants to participate in unstable market?
As required by the Mac App Store, Haskell for Mac is sandboxed. Consequently, Haskell code executed in a Haskell for Mac playground cannot access any data except for Haskell for Mac documents, the app container, and those system files white-listed by the operating system. Any attempt to access other files or to initiate a network connection will be rejected by the operating system.

This seems unnecessarily crippling. Is this really required of desktop App Store apps?
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You can also just set a flag that changes that maximum length - there's more about that here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXyM1yrtloc

You certainly don't need server-side minification.
I think by "interesting" you meant to write "terrible".

Well, yes, but I was hoping someone would put it more eloquently, so thanks :)

I can't see what the target market is. The I/O is going to be terrible for hosting files. And 32-bit ARM is at a disadvantage for anything more computationally intensive (as you pointed out).

Maybe there's a group of users out there who have been thinking for years: "If only I could have my old smartphone colocated in a data center"...?
It works for me in FF 40.0 with uBlock Origin and Ghostery, 3rd party cookies blocked, all first party cookies accepted.
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So, a logic system using neural nets rather than a search database ala Prolog. This could be exciting stuff if it works well.
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Chlorine, not chloride.
Anyone who knows how to do a butterfly spread. The market is not unstable it is volatile.
I make sure that I have a high-level development course plotted out so I have a sense of progress from a bird's eye view, but I also keep a very granular todo list for my day-to-day things so that way I never fall into the "what do I do next" + feeling overwhelmed mindset.

Also, try to stay off distracting websites like HN, Reddit, 4chan, etc. On that note, gotta go!
Why do we still have platform-specific applications in 2015? Any good software engineering environment should set an example and show that we do not need to live by such artificial restrictions.
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My problem is not on the definitions, but the "name calling".
I use GPG/PGP sometimes and Telegram-Messenger often and cut all connections (Facebook, private Gmail, Whatsapp).

It seems that this is very unpopular because many ppl just don't care about "this NSA crap" and think of me like "tinfoil hat" when I tell them something about security.

I really would like to teach some lessons so they know what this is all about but therefore you have to break the law in germany... They are going on being lazy and just use "what everyone does", I'm disappointed by humanity sometimes.
I'm also curious since I've never had a landline.
Maybe we did at some point because it was bundled with other subscriptions, but never had anything plugged into it. I'd just use my cell phone for every single call I make anyway, so I don't really see the point of having one.
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Yep, C doesn't define that uintptr_t can be modified and converted back to a pointer. It is only for storage.
Hardware involves certifications (unless you are small-time EBay vendor).
You also have a small typo:

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No I did not, yet.
Yeah, extreme volatility is the definition of instability.
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this is my ping: $ ping github.com
PING github.com (192.30.252.131): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 192.30.252.131: icmp_seq=0 ttl=48 time=101.542 ms
64 bytes from 192.30.252.131: icmp_seq=1 ttl=48 time=102.449 ms
64 bytes from 192.30.252.131: icmp_seq=2 ttl=48 time=101.219 ms
64 bytes from 192.30.252.131: icmp_seq=3 ttl=48 time=100.985 ms
64 bytes from 192.30.252.131: icmp_seq=4 ttl=48 time=101.502 ms
64 bytes from 192.30.252.131: icmp_seq=5 ttl=46 time=101.458 ms
64 bytes from 192.30.252.131: icmp_seq=6 ttl=46 time=101.489 ms
64 bytes from 192.30.252.131: icmp_seq=7 ttl=46 time=101.400 ms
64 bytes from 192.30.252.131: icmp_seq=8 ttl=46 time=101.400 ms
64 bytes from 192.30.252.131: icmp_seq=9 ttl=46 time=101.385 ms
64 bytes from 192.30.252.131: icmp_seq=10 ttl=46 time=101.384 ms
64 bytes from 192.30.252.131: icmp_seq=11 ttl=46 time=101.571 ms
Request timeout for icmp_seq 12
Request timeout for icmp_seq 13
Request timeout for icmp_seq 14
Request timeout for icmp_seq 15
Request timeout for icmp_seq 16
Request timeout for icmp_seq 17
Request timeout for icmp_seq 18
Request timeout for icmp_seq 19
Request timeout for icmp_seq 20
92 bytes from 192.30.252.203: Time to live exceeded
Vr HL TOS Len ID Flg off TTL Pro cks Src Dst
4 5 00 5400 9201 0 0000 01 01 3d96 192.168.108.199 192.30.252.131
Well that's me not able to work.
A work log page each day with a list of todos, notes, progress log, etc. in a personal wiki like MoinMoin. I use this more often than third-party sites like Wunderlist because I can use it with nothing more than Markdown in an offline text editor if needed. If it is a project I am having trouble staying focused on, then I also use the Pomodoro technique (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomodoro_Technique). I tend to use a longer than usual Pomodoro amount of time, usually 45 minutes, then a 5-10 minute break, then 5 minutes to refocus before diving back in.
Loads of coffee, stomach not too full, sleep well at night, listening to music, disable all IM programs and e-mail clients. Attacking a problem that captivates me to get started. Sometimes it helps to leave a bug that you know how to fix in the program so the next morning you have an easy thing to get started.
We are waiting for news and a stable github connection..
$ ping github.com : Request timeout for icmp_seq
Because making a cross-platform GUI is quite the pain, unless you jump into web technologies. And even then you still have a lot of obstacles to go through, like SpriteKit is OS X only.
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Its happened to my kid, too. What really shocked me is telling her that books were what existed before the internet. Her response? "There was no youtube?"
Also on the subject, sadly, no matter his visions and good intentions, he was a victim of perfectionism and elitism. No matter what the outcome is, Ataturk was totalitarian at the end and some of his reforms were either unnecessary or executed terribly.

Besides, what is the point? Why are we comparing those two again?
I try to (since it's not always possible) to have a list of small tasks, which normally would take me 30 minutes or less.

It's much easier to get distracted when you only have these huge ugly tasks where you have no idea where to start from. Which leads to the importance of splitting big tasks into many smaller subtasks.
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Maybe you should rather post this when github has fixed their issues -> hard to look at repos right now :/
How safe is this train really ?
Im sorry if this comes off the wrong way but- constantly realising this is the only thing between me, and achieving a decent house/life for my family.

Every time i feel tired, i force myself to realise what my life was, what it is now, and how much better it could be
I agree that calling the leaders of fundamentalists "ignorant" is surely wrong and hugely underestimates their capabilities, as it's known that a lot of planning is involved in their work:

http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/islamic-state-file...

And we also see how effective in working towards their goals they can be.
1. Somewhat higher quality. 2. Different legal status (police calls etc.). 3. Powered from a separate "battery", often will work even nothing else does.
Rust is safe(r) and could be integrate/replace with C incrementally.
I disagree, I've worked with many great tech recruiters during the past 20 years that know the market. I've never had my resume submitted without my permission. The last time I was looking for a job with a certain salary, location, and work environment, they were extremely helpful filtering out the jobs that didn't meet my criteria.

Employers rarely post salary ranges and it kept me from wasting time by just telling recruiters I won't interview for any job that pays less than $X. I had 10 phone screens with different companies and an offer within two weeks - without blindly applying for a job that would have paid much less than was acceptable.
At https://www.haskell.org/, you can try Haskell in the browser. You can also find binary distributions here.

Also, this book is supposed to be a good intro to Haskell: http://learnyouahaskell.com/
Perhaps, but I think we're actually on the right track. With enough tumbling down the proverbial rabbit hole, we might finally just pop up on the other side.

Our tools have gotten good enough to allow us to imagine many permutations of a hypothetical future-browser, and the best ideas coming from these experimental technologies are being embraced by companies like Facebook and Google, who represent an obvious power-player in terms of spec influence.

In particular the recent trend of eliminating all the global scope/cascade issues (most notably via "CSS in JS" from the React community) is a good sign that our technology is evolving -- not merely mutating.
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You asked "What makes you the "reasonable" and others "ignorant fundamentalists" again?" I'm answering that the division exists and is important and I agree with you that there are better names for the same groups.

But I surely don't want to disqualify the report of a somebody who writes from there only because his report doesn't use what in other environments would be assumed politically correct language.
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I'm in the neighborhood and have been thinking about making the trip.

If anyone wants to fund a ticket and a camera (GoPro?) I'll make a video.
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Aliasing problems are conveniently eliminated by the single address space.
The CNN article* makes it clear that the circuit breakers 'saved the day' and 'prevented a full-on flash crash' yesterday.

Surely there would not be much debate about whether or not that is beneficial?

* http://money.cnn.com/2015/08/24/investing/stocks-markets-sel...
Aren't practically all of parents' anxieties contagious to their kids?
This looks like it's by Manuel Chakravarty. He's a long time Haskell contributor / researcher. His research lab is responsible for a huge chunk of array fusion related research that's happened using Haskell over the years.

Given the baked in support for sprite kit, I presume that this is an evolution of the tools he used to teach his young ones how to write games.
11:38 GMT Daylight Time: The connectivity problems have been identified as a DDoS attack. We're working to mitigate now.

https://status.github.com/

Any likely culprits?
Oh, shut up. No one cares. It's not a slur.

The man makes a small joke about Vodka? Wow. So racist. He basically wants to kill all Russians.
Back when I was excited about Plan9, I saw Tom Duff at Siggraph and I asked him if there was anyone present who would be interested in talking about the new Plan 9 window system, rio (which provides a compositing algebra-based raster graphics layer). He just said "no", basically, which led me to conclude that graphics on Plan 9 was not flourishing, even though the rio model is interesting.
Performance over the network can't really be much worse than X11 for raster-heavy applications. I suggest you experiment with Plan 9/rio in a VM if you are really curious.
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Ok, perhaps there is a misunderstanding here. Why are you referring ISIS here? You were talking about Turkey and Turkish people I thought.
Well, it's better than going back in time only to be unemployed.

And besides, there are people who enjoy it: the entire 64k and 4k demoscene categories live because it's an interesting challenge.
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fighting the platform, reverse engineering undocumented features, and haggling vendors for better access.

Whereas today we have Android.
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Folks interested in this topic should look at Chebfun, http://www.chebfun.org

Also at Lloyd Trefethen’s book Approximation Theory and Approximation Practice, of which the first 6 chapters are available online, http://www.chebfun.org/ATAP/

The author of this blog post might as well have used Clenshaw’s algorithm as he mentioned was suggested by Numerical Recipes. It’s like 4–5 lines of code, fast, and has been proven numerically stable.

If bk1, and bk2 are the previous two terms of the recurrence, and c the coefficient array, code to find y = f(x) for x in [-1, 1] looks like:

x2 = 2*x
bk2 = bk1 = 0
for ck in c[:0:-1]:
bk2, bk1 = bk1, ck + x2*bk1 - bk2
y = c[0] + x * bk1 - bk2

(Note: There might be some typos there, I didn’t try running that. Here’s a vectorized Matlab version https://github.com/chebfun/chebfun/blob/development/%40chebt... with coefficients in that version ordered from highest to lowest)

Or if he wanted an easy Python tool, just used this (partial) python port of Chebfun (though I guess it dates from around the same time as his post), https://github.com/olivierverdier/pychebfun

I’m not convinced about his measurements on an arbitrary grid -> chebyshev coefficients via weighted least squares method. If his measurement points are reasonably clustered near the endpoints of his interval, he could just use an exactly interpolating polynomial and use the barycentric interpolation formula to get the values at the chebyshev points (see Trefethen’s book). His approach might also be fine, I haven’t thought deeply about it. Also see http://www.chebfun.org/examples/approx/RationalInterp.html http://www.chebfun.org/examples/approx/EquispacedData.html http://www.chebfun.org/examples/approx/BestL2Approximation.h...

The neat thing about Chebyshev polynomials is that it’s possible to convert from values at the Chebyshev points (either extrema or roots of the Chebyshev polynomial) to Chebyshev coefficients by using an FFT, which takes O(n log n) time. Along with various other efficient algorithms for differentiation, integration, root finding, solving differential equations, etc., Chebfun makes it practical to deal with polynomials of very high degree, and do lots of neat stuff with them.

This blog post’s statement that “higher degree polynomials can have problems with numerical accuracy” turns out to be a myth: https://people.maths.ox.ac.uk/trefethen/mythspaper.pdf
Yes, it’s required. Only some apps are exempt from sandboxing because they existed before sandboxing was introduced. You can also reach out of the sandbox through some user actions, for example opening a file using the system file picker gives you permissions to access this file. Yes, it’s a big constraint. For some apps it’s a show-stopper. As user I mostly welcome it because of the additional protection it gets me.
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Numba for python also has a no copies vectorization mode.
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Classical acceptance stage. Very common with invasive alien species.
Guys, what's the purpose to attack a service like Github?!
The BBC has done several TV documentaries over the years about this. Interesting stuff. Equally interesting was the race to break the sound barrier where a bizarre scenario unfolded of the British inventing it but the Americans flying it first (after the Brits shared the design).
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What I am against is that OP, perhaps indirectly, calls Turkish people who votes for/agrees current government as "ignorant fundamentalists" and himself as "reasonable". I think this is degrading and elitist. Maybe I misunderstood him.
If you happen to be on a Linux machine, yes.

If you have, say, an Windows machine - you need a friend to make the executable.
Could you please change the title to be less clickbaity?

A Nazi rocket... as opposed to communism rockets and god-fearing, democracy rockets?

Please.
I have an Odroid XU [1] which is similar to this. For 32 bit ARM it's actually not too slow, but I/O is terrible with an SD-card. There is an optional eMMC card which improves the situation, but IIRC there's no option to use an SSD. Note the server advertised here isn't quite the same so YMMV.

[1] https://rwmj.wordpress.com/2013/10/18/odroid-xu-arrives/
I wonder if this is related to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10101469
I don't disagree with the fact gpiolib is a good idea etc, however more often than not, if I'm hired to make a firmware for a particular device, the work required to tailor a driver for best efficiency is worth it, and will be minimal compared to the rest. You can always #ifdef the changes too...

If you use GPIOs for a couple LED, pin configuration and stuff like that it's perfectly adequate, and won't require a driver anyway. If your GPIO expander is on i2c then you clearly are not worrying about latency anyway, so gpiolib is just fine.

If you make a driver to use the gpios for more critical time sensitive things (overcurrent/thermal protections and that sort of things, or bitbanging), and then realize that actually, it's pretty crap and you'd be better off mmaping /dev/mem and poke at the registers directly from userland to get the performance/latency that is needed, your driver was a waste of time if you went that way first...
I haven't scrolled through more than a third and suddenly I have this strange feeling of wanting to write an IRC bot.

Jokes aside, TCL was for a long time my goto language for anything quick and dirty. As a result, I don't mind TCL at all. I still use Tk quite often. It might not look pretty, but it works and more crossplatform than other ui toolkits.
I'm reading The Willpower Instinct (http://www.amazon.com/The-Willpower-Instinct-Self-Control-Ma...).
All these ideas like "let's fetch our deps directly from github" sound good until github is not down.
https://pulse.turbobytes.com/results/55dc40efecbe400bf800146... problems during TCP connect

https://pulse.turbobytes.com/results/55dc40faecbe400bf800146... traceroute looks ok..
I should add that the model of an application that is split across the network (e.g. Rob Pike's Sam editor) offers ways to improve that. I can't speak to the efficiency losses of locally using pipes rather than some kind of shared memory, DMA, or direct graphics access, but maybe inferno has some multimedia-oriented fixes for that, I don't remember.
It could be for something like this: http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/04/ddos-attacks-that-cr...
Because there’s no environment that would give you native-like experience on multiple platforms without extra work. And developers have limited resources, even in 2015.
Exhibit A for how questionable this Sandboxing is when it comes to things like programming languages. And exhibit A for how Mac is becoming a household appliance instead of a general-purpose computer that YOU own and do with what YOU want. If you want to own your Mac you need to stay away from the AppStore at the very least, and ideally build all your shit yourself.
I'm wondering if there is a corresponding traffic spike on the hn servers ;-)
I use Truecaller[1], so far it has worked great. They crowdsource their blocklist so almost all telemarketers are marked as SPAM on their first call. You can then choose to proceed and take the call or add it to your blocklist.

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Institutions that don't like code that is hosted on / distributed via Github.
I can't speak for everyone, but I suspect web developers are used to staring at "markup soup" when viewing the source of a pretty-nice-looking website such as the one showcased here, and so this seems refreshingly elegant.
I wonder whether there is anything specific to Math in this, or whether we're looking at a broader trend, which might perhaps be phrased as "Parents' academic anxiety is contagious to their kids"? Or maybe even "Parents' anxiety is contagious to their kids"?

Does this work the same way for parents who aren't comfortable talking or reasoning about (for example) history? Or literature? Or is math a special case that works differently from other subjects taught in schools?

There's a useful note in the article that maths-anxious parents didn't affect their children's reading ability. But it'd be fascinating to know whether (for example) poorly-literate parents have an effect on their children's reading ability, independent of other factors.
My github windows GUI just crashed. Looks like the devs didn't consider suboptimal network conditions.
Using the example of extreme fundamentalism we can see that the successful leaders and their close supporters shouldn't be considered "ignorant" even if we are aware how dangerous they are. I also don't claim that they are the only kind of fundamentalists possible.

And if you look at the map, ISIS isn't that far from Turkey.
GoAgent, another open source circumvention tool in China, has been taken down