skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
None listed by you come even close to what Facebook offer to majority of users. Linkedin is work environment and people wont go personal there, Twitter is just status update thing that really tries to become something bigger but fail to see what people outside their user base want and Google Plus is a joke - I am to this day surprised that they created it as Facebook killer, not as LinkedIn killer since obviously it is corporate style network, not a place where you go after the work, relax and see funny pictures.
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Because it is his money.
I heard that healthy human is the key to sustainable population. Less-healthy human condition tend to make human have more babies since mortality rate on their babies are higher.
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Yep. No point in fixing it though.
I want to meet your mum (maybe not shake her hand, though)!
JSFiddle Updates
I've never felt Mark was brilliant. Would a brilliant man know what an average man wants, or really values? I'm not knocking the guy, he just never struck me as being brilliant.
Maybe being kinda average is a blessing?

I'm am greatful these billionaires are giving away their money. I've seen so many wealthy families who are absolutely misserable. Why not give it to good causes? His gift to his daughter is not monetarily spoiling her?

That said, I wish more would just give the money without any strings. Set up the foundation, vet the BOD, and walk away. Just because you are good in business, why would anyone think they are in any position to know how to fix societies problems? Most of these guys gave lived most of their lives in a bubble.

On the other hand, I have yet to see a charity/foundation that I completely trust. The more I look into so many charities/foundations; the more cynical I get.

I do like Mark much more today than yesterday though. You made a great move Mr. Zuckerburg!

I hope your charity dies wonderful things.

(I didn't even read the article. I'm just assuming he's actively involved? If wrong, I applogiguse!)
I use NoScript. JS heavy sites are the worst though.
You're right. I was thinking those were PL features because I set them in Vivado, but they are really just exported in the HDF/XML.
Unikernel on Google Compute Engine
Flash games are easily a multi-Billion dollar a year industry. You mention games shifting towards Steam. I'm pretty sure that there are a lot of games on Steam that are still created in Flash. Flash (through Air sdk) provides an amazing way to target web and all major mobile platforms with the same code base.

Also, I wouldn't judge popularity by money made through ads. The industry has long since shifted to in app purchases.
What makes you think so?

Out of all of the art that is done I am pretty sure only a portion are a hook for a Kickstarter or marketing material.
Yes, this. "The enemy" was just the men previously living normal lives and working normal jobs the previous year, just like you were, before they were bundled off to fight for their country.

War is incredibly destructive to the frontline soldiers in so many ways even beyond killing them -- psychological ruin, destruction of land, homes, livelihoods, infrastructure.... It's something that soldiers can be very gung-ho about -- in the abstract.

In non-desperate times, normal adults do not resolve conflicts by fighting to the death; when people do kill in anger, it's usually a matter of rash action, deeply regretted afterward.

Imagine a regular working class man in Germany, told "there's a family that lives a few hundred kilometers that way -- shall we go kill them, and take over their house & land?" What do you think he'd say?

But at a macro scale, it's somehow legitimized. And the soldiers are told whatever they need to be told to transform them from humans to game pieces -- we're under attack, or threatened, or disrespected, or we need to revenge some past wrong... Keep it abstract - here's your gun!

On the other side, micro-scale again, imagine hearing that a man and a few friends have the idea that you've harmed them somehow, and are coming to aggressively confront you. Should you... hide in the woods with a gun and shoot them on sight? Or assume it's a misunderstanding, and try to find a way to communicate and resolve it peacefully?

At human scale, it's obvious; violent death is awful, and completely final. We take it seriously.

The Christmas Truce is about some of the poor "regular folk" removing their blinders for a few days, and the tragedy of it is that the juggernaut didn't even really stumble; the soldiers that we're "weakened" by fraternization with the enemy -- e.g., doing what humans naturally do to resolve conflict -- were quickly shuffled out of the way (or in later cases, court-martialed), and the war went on.

And there is no Christmas Truce story in WWII.
Thank you very much for the response! This paper is pretty interesting for sure.

It's just it doesn't have what I would consider good evidence that coverage isn't correlated with effectiveness. (or... I don't understand the section that explains it <:( )

What I would consider good evidence would be to demonstrate that different test suites of the same size and different coverage achieve the same effectiveness.

* test suite A has a size of 300 sloc, and a coverage of 5%, effectiveness of ~8%

* test suite B has a size of 300 sloc, and a coverage of 12%, effectiveness of ~8%

That to me would be evidence of the stated conclusion, but I don't see where this is demonstrated (or where this is demonstrated, I don't understand). I do see where it is stated! Though... now that I have read through the paper a bit more thoroughly.

On the subject of normalized effectiveness.

Suppose
we are comparing suite A, with 50% coverage, to suite B, with
60% coverage. Suite B will almost certainly have a higher
raw effectiveness measurement, since it covers more code and
will therefore almost certainly kill more mutants. However,
if suite A kills 80% of the mutants that it covers, while suite
B kills only 70% of the mutants that it covers, suite A is
in some sense a better suite."

I don't believe a majority of people would agree with this. To me, this says coverage is positively correlated with effectiveness, and that suite B is doing more with less. Maybe that's a philosophical stand point? By normalizing, have you eliminated the premise?

Anyway, thank you for your time and work!
Your decry of prejudice would be more believable if it weren't only unsorted generalizations (i.e. prejudices)
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#ifdef GetAHearingAid

Appeared in the C/C++ User's Journal Bad C Pun Contenst, 1992. (No, it's not mine. But I remember it...)
>a mismatch in number is no worse

And we've had that same issue for years with you and you.
"I hope that if I ever get into a position like that, I too will be able to look beyond my personal greed and desire to increase the high score."

Are you an American? Well sir, your butt is full and you're keeping it all to yourself.

Stolen metaphors aside, you're in the 1% of the world and you can actually make a difference.

"How hard is it?" You tell me.
Did anyone notice they changed their branding too?

I remember it spelled jsFiddle

It seems they changed it to JSFiddle
Consider as well that Facebook steals money from content creators who really need the money. See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6A1Lt0kvMA & https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7tA3NNKF0Q

Also, the idea of having Facebook at the cost of giving up your privacy to this behemoth, and more importantly, at the cost of this company exploiting your cognitive biases to get you to buy things hardly seems conducive to a spirit of bettering the world.
Yeah, he wants to give away tens of billions of dollars to help reduce poverty and fight diseases. What a narcissistic jerk.
An app based on React Native isn't a web app anymore. But it's not quite native either; it doesn't use the native button and list view controls on either iOS or Android.
Then there's the problem of parens on every `if` statement, not needed in Python unless logic requires them.
People totally still make art projects in SF. It's just that they're all burning man sculptures in the shape of mythical creatures that shoot fire and play bad EDM.
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That's not a bad thing. It means meeting time is precious and valuable, so the bar for meetings is higher. People are also less likely to put up with non-productive meetings.
I think the ones that do are an anamoly. Most successful businesses become successful in a boring way going through a slow ramp of growth.
Revealed: What Info the FBI Can Collect with a National Security Letter
Possibly, but at Christmas 2014, the war was 5 months old, and trench warfare had been going on for around 3 months, tops.

For example, the first battle of the Marne (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Battle_of_the_Marne) in early September saw significant manoeuvring, and was followed by “the race to the sea”, which lasted till mid-October (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_to_the_Sea)
Thunderbird “a tax” on Firefox development, and Mozilla wants to drop it
It is if there aren't enough jobs to support the local population and there are only few jobs Government can create. To the people who are not familiar with political atmosphere in Kerala, it's not the 99%/Feel-the-Bern kind of socialism you see in US, but "how dare you start something which will make you rich and also create jobs" kind of communism. For god's sake, it is probably the only place in the world where common people use terms like "bourgeoisie".
An interesting lecture on the psychology of conspiracy theories: http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=jqXgE0HMMLw
Here's another company that overhauled its reviews not so long ago:

http://blogs.seattletimes.com/microsoftpri0/2013/11/12/micro...

I have as little insight into the process as before. We get to do performance paperwork more often, but the process that turns that into money is as opaque as it ever was.
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The worst interpretation here is as a justification for lazy leadership. What it really means is that for leaders there is a higher expectation of emotional intelligence, or as Ben Horowitz puts it, your ability to manage your own psychology.

http://www.bhorowitz.com/what_s_the_most_difficult_ceo_skill...
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10654861
Spotted on HN: Five years ago, harryh and dhh making a bet about FB
I too struggled on the last level, which was certainly jarring because the ramp up until that point was quite gentle.

That said, I did enjoy the last level as a challenge; it prompted me not only to review earlier levels, but also check documentation elsewhere. Much like a real-world challenge, these can be valuable learning experiences.
I agree with you that that is a valid position. I even can agree with it myself, depending on exactly what you mean by "pursuing holiness without an awareness of happiness".
Basecamp Valuation Tops $100B After Bold Vc Investment
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> To spend time in the library. To sit down and read.

Maybe you need to think more broadly.

Not every school had a library. Not every child had the ability to spend substantial amounts of time in the library. And there definitely wasn't the breadth and depth of content we have today especially if you were more advanced in your learning. I grew up in the 1980's and was very interested in learning more about computing. Guess what. 1-2 books. And I was in an pretty affluent, middle class school. It wasn't until I got access to Compuserve that my knowledge grew.

> Citation needed. Like, really.

Zuckberg was quoting a study from Deloitte:

http://www2.deloitte.com/uk/en/pages/technology-media-and-te...
Mark Zuckerberg and wife pledge 99% of their Facebook shares to charity
If I may paraphrase the sentiment here:

Firstly,

Their public pledge to donate 45 billion dollars

That number is based on current valuation of Fb and cannot be equated to someone writing a check for $45B. If Fb goes the MySpace way, how much is that donation worth?

Secondly there appears to be a duality between how the company operates and what this post tries to rally for.

Finally, using the pretense of writing a letter to their newly born daughter rubs some the wrong way.
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Not true. The floppy disk was widely used.

Apple was lauded crazy, as the web was not yet omnipresent nor were usb pen drives.
Yep and I lost some respect for these guys because they were bullied into stopping by someone in techcrunch... Techcrunch. Makes me want to barf.
In a lot of languages, stdlibs, what have you, map is implemented in terms of a reduce like this.

In a non-lazy language, this kind of a reduce is usually necessary when you want to omit an item efficiently from the resultant array - map does not offer a way to do this.
Golang GitHub.com/nitrous-io/goop is broken
...due to code.google.com/p/go.tools

Set up github.com/karmakaze/goop (but there's no Mercurial history in the referenced github.com/karmakaze/go.tools repo). If someone could verify that there's no unintended/malicious changes, that would be helpful. I'll next see about restoring the hg history and making a proper pull request to nitrous-io.
> Are you an American?

Nope. Born in Yugoslavia (communist/socialist), raised in Slovenia (ex-socialist), now in the US for ~8 months. Don't even have my status fully resolved yet.

Right now I can barely keep up with rent and building some savings. At current rate it will take me 46,875 years to save up as much as Zuck will have left over after the 99%.

Next question?
order is huge for accessibility. eg, you want to render a sidebar (aside) menu on the left side of the screen, but screen readers should prioritize the actual screen content. Before flexbox, this involved all kinds of nasty positioning tricks, the order property makes it simple as pie.
1. Your comment is outright false. Telegram does send messages that are shared from WhatsApp (as is trivially verifiable), and as others have explained the code you linked doesn't do what you claim it does.

2. Given that you're a WhatsApp employee, commenting about Telegram on a thread about how WhatsApp (unfairly?) competes with Telegram, you should probably disclose your affiliation. That would be true even if your comment was accurate, but since it's an outright false claim...

The interesting question here, I think, is whether you're just careless and didn't take the time to double check your claims, or if your comment was actually made in bad faith.
I have more faith in the judgement of the system that elects billionaires than the system that elects our government.

Billionaires will spend their money in more efficient and productive ways than our government spends tax dollars. You may disagree with a rich individual's vision of the future, but he will be vastly more likely to effect his vision than our elected officials.
Glad I'm not the only one noticing it.

I dumped OSX and installed Debian on my iMac a couple months ago because Apple's software has just sucked the last few iterations, and if it weren't for Capture One and LightRoom I'd be running OSX on my MBP, too.

If it doesn't get better soon, my next phone is going to be an Android.
Maybe I'm wrong, but last time I checked, Telegram is not entirely "open source". The core part of the service is secret.
Which kind of voids the whole 'open source' argument and actually makes this whole project doubly sneaky..

Also, open source does not automatically imply high quality or immunity from criticism.

In this particular case, when people can be arrested or even executed for what they say (in some countries), this kind of code can be plain dangerous.

Even if their intentions are absolutely pristine and they really want to do good in the world (which I hope they are) - a bit more diligence about the quality of the stuff you're sharing never hurts.
This was incredibly educational for me. My only feedback/request would be to reinforce the difference between `align-content` and `align-items`. I still don't quite get when to use which.
> This article by the same article

The singularity has arrived! The articles are writing themselves! ;)
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