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In my experience the OSX tools for docker work absolutely fine. If you've got in a bad state, completely uninstall all existing docker-related stuff, `brew update` and `brew install docker-machine`.

The article sounds like a fun personal project, but I definitely don't see inconvenience on OSX being a justification.

If shell commands are too much to type then create aliases.

The VM's IP doesn't seem to change; add an entry in /etc/hosts mapping it to something like "docker-machine".

I don't understand the people in this thread complaining that OSX support is, e.g., "lackluster". The docker containers don't run on OSX so it's very nice that there's an OSX client that works perfectly as far as I can tell.
> what it is that Singapore,
> Hong Kong, and Taiwan have
> in common ... exclude, say,
> Belgium or Denmark

To clarify, you're seriously asking why I left Belgium and Denmark out of a list of small and rich Asian countries?

Update: but ya know, even if it wasn't about continent(!) the main difference is that Belgium and Denmark sit in the middle of large areas with border-free travel, largely homogenous policing, largely homogenous drug laws and share the same Supreme Court with their neighbours. Seeing them as micro-states, rather than constituent states of the EU for this purpose surely misses the point.
Getting _anything_ done in this administration is nothing short of a miracle.
The report makes no mention of any inclusion of genetics or epigenetics (environmentally-influenced gene expression) in this study.

It would be a shame if that were excluded as a factor worth investigating, as research I've seen elsewhere indicates that it is [1].

The notion that the gut microbiome is a major factor in metabolism and health is now widely known and accepted, but it just raises the next question: what is the cause of variance in the health of the microbiome?

A good diet and supplementation with good microbes (probiotics, ferments, etc) is part of it, but the body itself also needs to do its part to create an environment that is fertile and hospitable for beneficial microbes, and inhospitable for harmful ones.

This requires a well-functioning immune system, correct enzyme activity, oxygenation, pH, optimal function of all the organs, to name just some of the factors in the vastly complex system that is the mammalian body.

Genetics and epigenetics play a key role in this system, and you'd hope to see this being included as a part of a study like this.

[1] https://www.geneticliteracyproject.org/2014/09/15/how-epigen...
It's literally Rule #1

https://cryptocoding.net/index.php/Coding_rules
Also http://expresso.com/Home

No VR, but other than that...

One question I'd have about the VR display would how well would they handle sweat. Looks to me like

a. I'd sweat more with that thing on my face and

b. Lots of it would pool inside the goggles.
And http://expresso.com/Home
Some have useful morals for children.

Others tell you that your family is evil and you should seek advice from talking animals instead.

But the original was published as "Kinder- und Hausmärchen" or "Children's and Household Tales," so you're right that the Grimm's fully expected these would be read to or by kids.
GoodBarber Open UI Kit
So, System still has full access to ring 0, but some bits of the OS are moved into the hypervisor "ring -1"?
> In some neighbouring countries it has been mostly put down by left wing "moderators" under the seemingly well intended excuse of not wanting to cause stigma

And still, conservatives and racists are routinely
headlining most popular medias and public debates. They don't have any problem to express their point of view.

What is rightfully "put down" is incitement to ethnic or racial hatred (which is also illegal in most Europe countries).

> in large parts of the general public.

I assume what you call "large part of the general public" are the usual 20% that vote for far right parties.
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I disagree agree with many of Obama's policies, but I think this response is overly cynical (especially the intimation that he might be disingenuous). Even absent any authority at all to act on a particular issue, it can still be productive for the President to draw attention to it by using his "bully pulpit." In this case, I had no idea that solitary confinement was overused in this way, and the principles he outlined seemed very sensible to me. Now, it is at least more likely that fellow politicians will follow his lead on this issue.
Cool to see how HN user comunity always shows new ways to read your favorite News Source. I think, first I noticed was http://hack.ernews.info

It is time to make my own HN frontend! :) And this applies, for each of You!

Anyway my favorite frontend/design and UI is still https://news.ycombinator.com as it is fine to read and navigate 500 times per day and also offers the procrastination mode if I declare my self as addicted for compulsive HN site visiting. (Witch I should activate long ago :).
I do not know much about the studies referenced: I meant to ask HN if you share knowledge on the matter? Thanks.
There also should be a fan connected in front of the cyclist. The power can increase/decrease depending on how fast you cycle.
'bare' essentials?
Exactly right. No single administration in recent history has seen so much vitriol and tooth-and-nail resistance from the opposing party in Congress as Obama. The GOP went so far as to shut down the government to try to make sure Obama didn't get his way.

Don't get me wrong: Obama is definitely not without flaws. But I think history will remember him very kindly. The man has extraordinary patience and has proven time and again that he can remain mature and civil in the face of untold amounts of immature tantrums from the opposition.
Git was far from the first DVCS though, or even the first open source DVCS. Darcs, Arch, Monotone at least came before. So this does not explain why Git is the most popular DVCS, or why Git is more popular than Mercurial.
The article has:

16-year-old named Kalief Browder from the Bronx was accused of stealing a backpack

"stealing a backpack" doesn't sound so bad, but in the newyorker[0] ha is out on parole and "charged with robbery, grand larceny, and assault".

Robbery and assault by someone out on parole are a fare way from stealing a backpack.

I totally agree that the use of solitary confinement is probably to widely used and the story of Kalief Browder is sad, but after reading a bit more about it I feel a little bit tricked by this story. I wish the journalist cold better lay out the whole premises at the start, so I can easier make up my own opinion.

0: http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2014/10/06/before-the-law
Tiny memoirs
That's not being bad at abstract thinking. That's thinking abstractly (and well), but just differently from you.
"This change drops support for code.google.com and fixes test."

How was packaging broken?
You do realize that anecdote doesn't make data, right? Because the data is clear: wealthy white males are far, far less likely to get harassed by the police as any other ethnicity/income/gender combo. So the parent's comment, while politically incorrect, is factually on point.
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I'm out of my element here, but presumably the fact that they're able to tell stories implies that the fishing knowledge became no longer necessary for survival. It seems completely reasonable that entertaining stories would have more staying power than uneccesary procedural knowledge.
Yes but catching this in Brazil and pandemic are not necessarily linked. In this article I didn't see any reference that being infected in brazil will mean is a mosquito or other transmission in your home country is likely. I know in my country of Australia only one species of mosquito can potentially carry this virus, and they exist is in a remote region itself even if they can get this virus from the human that caught it and returned to a non-infected country.

Do you see where I'm coming from? I'm not saying this couldn't be a point to spread this virus around the world. However I'm not seeing any information that confirms this is a real risk other than people from around the world will be going into a live infection region. It takes much more that people simply visiting this area to make this into a Zika virus pandemic.
It's not exactly true that startups that have no desire to innovate provide a negative or zero value to their industry. In competitive strategy, a small company that threatens to take a slice of the market of a large monopolistic company is good persuation for the monopolistic company to innovate.
The epic fail of Hollywood's hottest algorithm
Why Can't We Stop Child Abuse?
Creating a Qt 5 Port to Apple TvOS
The Ultimate Guide to Using Ahrefs
Show HN: Nemesis is a social synchronous multiplayer platform on Android
> Again, changing view to mean "template" is a strawman.

Call it what you like. The point is that clear separation between logic and markup can be done and is valuable.

> Separating state isn't the same as no state.

Any web page that has inputs or controls is necessarily stateful - otherwise where does the input go?

> Also imperatively updating the UI on state changes is stateful.

There's nothing imperative about it. Have you looked seriously at Wicket or are you just throwing buzzwords around?
As someone who did a similar build in high school (though with a screen - no fancy VR smartphones back then): a cheap laser mouse actually works quite well as a speed measuring device, and requires no electronics hacking. I just calculated the speed of the cursor and translated that into game speed - and reversing comes for free :)

We also had a turning detector using a rod to connect the front-wheel to a 8€ USB joystick. It actually end up costing us ~20€, not counting the PC, bike and stand.
this classic B-movie seems more relevant than either:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0052646/
Thank you.

But that's just Arduino, i.e. high level compatibility. You have a setup() and a loop() and the same way to do I/O, but not the same underlying instruction set.

The chips on these guys are regular ARM cortex uCs.

They might be just barely fast enough to do real-time emulation of the AVR INSNs though ;)
RT SugarBox: The Epic Integration Between the Box and SugarCRM
I don't see how snowflakes are a better memory medium than present technologies though...
I gained a different perspective from watching the Ken Burns Prohibition documentary

http://www.pbs.org/kenburns/prohibition/

Before I watched it I thought "how could people be so stupid as to think they would ever ban alcohol". After I watched it I was like "oh wow, people drank on average 1.5 bottles of hard alcohol a week? Drunks were everywhere? Opening a bar was super cheap because the alcohol companies subsidised them. Ok, maybe I get why people would vote for prohibition".

I'm not saying it was a good idea. It was clearly stupid idea which the rest of the doco made clear and is directly analogous to the war on drugs.

Another POV that gave me a new perspective was the idea that legal drugs (alcohol) kill way more people than the war on drugs kills. 3+ million a year die from alcohol. (http://www.who.int/substance_abuse/facts/alcohol/en/). Legalizing a bunch more drugs may have the unintended consequences of killing an order of magnitude more people than the war on drugs.

I'm not saying I'm for the war on drugs. All the unintended consequences of that are horrible as well. The USA's police state, seizure laws, militarization, etc. But, the idea that we'll end up possibly causing 10x more death from legalization makes me wonder if there's some middle position
Have a bit more details on a related Reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/AndroidGaming/comments/41j2uo/devfr...

We also have a new version coming out soon, that we're hoping is a bit slicker in design: http://i.imgur.com/M8jPeQV.jpg

Still lots of bugs to fix, but we're working on it!
The game main character is a bear and that appears to be the "working title" at least.
Are yoi talking about IDM (a specific leftfield genre, popular in mid-00s, but never mainstream?), EDM (which grew to mean a mixture of electrohouse, brostep and trap) or electronic dance music in general?

Also, are you talking about Beatport or Beatport Pro? They are very different services, targeted at different audiences.

Assuming you're talking about Pro, I doubt it's success depends on currently popular genres. It's targeted specifically for DJs, and sells not only mp3s, but uncompressed wavs, and more innovative formats like NIs remix decks and stems, which are only relevant to DJs. Who will always "compelled to renew their catalogue", of course. And most often, the only choice other than Beatport and Juno is to hunt down the vinyl on Discogs: most of releases never make it to torrent trackers, and are pressed in very small amounts, in low hundreds. And even more releases from small labels are digital-only. So, unless you want to play the same music as everyobody else, you have no other option than to pay.
> "Coming from Denmark where life is max 16 years..."

What's the rationale for that limit? Is that the maximum time it takes to reform someone? The time after which anyone's being a threat to society expires? The magic number of years for just retribution for all (combinations of) crimes?
November 2015 these rolled out, not sure why they're republishing them now
> Note the use of different drugs and the brain washing experiments after which some innocent people never recovered.

One of the victims of MK ULTRA experiments was Harvard undergraduate student Theodore John Kaczynski (who later gained infamy as the Unabomber[1]). I can't help but to wonder if history would have turned out any different had MK ULTRA not existed

1. http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2000/06/harvard-...
"pierced the bus where the diesel tank was fitted, sparking off the fire."

Diesel doesn't burn in open air, without at least a wick and an existing source of ignition.
Some apps/packages still use packages hosted on code.google.com. Basicly you have to update dependency tree for packages that were hosted there. If you vendor packages then you are not immediately affected but it still poses a problem in long term.
Cython does the same thing for ".pyx" files and I have to say it is very handy and works well.
http://www.fuckinggoogleit.com/
what i really want is an indicator of how many 3rd party https domains have dumped active content onto the page. better yet, disallow this behavior entirely.

the fact that banks and other critical portals can dump third party scripts like optimizely and stuff from https cdns is truly disturbing.

it's such an obvious oversight to me that i dont understand how a green anything can be shown on mixed https domain sites. am i not understanding something?
My problem with Soundcloud is that they don't seem to be shipping anything. The website's discovery features don't update more than once a month, the page often cripples the latest version of Chrome by going to 100% CPU and overall it's just not a great experience. The company's mobile app is even worse -- it's often confusing to use, and feels like a design exercise rather than something useful.

I would love to see an official Soundcloud app, so I can use it on my desktop 24x7, but it doesn't seem like that's happening either. I just don't understand what they're actually up to, other than being the place the random average person will plop their latest track.
I never really understood why would they map package names to the sites that host the sources. It was obvious something like this was going to happen and it's happening on smaller scale all the time. Projects move.
Video tutorial how to install L-Cheapo diode laser on Ultimaker 3D printer
Yeah: "The above changes will be rolled out in Firefox 42."

I assume it's somehow related to the 44 having just been released?
The game ends when both players pass. That's very simple and clear.

You score by counting the number of unoccupied points in your territory and adding the number of your opponent's stones you captured, + the "komi" that the second player gets to make up for going second (usually 6.5 for a full size board). (A common technique is to place all the stones you captured on empty points in your opponent's territory, so that you're subtracting the number of your captures from their territory). The only possible ambiguity there is around what constitutes territory; if you like then as a beginner you can just make the rule "unoccupied points in regions surrounded entirely by stones of your colour", which will make for a few tedious turns at the end where you fill in the last few gaps but won't change the scoring at all.
I pay monthly rent but see my landlord once a year too, but because of internet banking :)
I'd call that the 'Double Schrödinger's Immigrant':

- takes away our jobs, while simultaneously leeching off of our taxpayers' money

AND

- helps us solve our demographic problem / labor shortage, while simultaneously moving back to his home country as soon as peace is restored there
Running Nancy in Docker, a beginner's guide to build and run .NET apps in Docker
He had a wonderful way of expressing ideas. This always resonated with me: "Minds are what brains do"
The ms is evil thing is very 90s. It doesn't look so bad compared to say facebook and google who's core business is advertisement. Those will sell your personal information to 3rd parties any chance they get. Ms core business is still about selling software and services to users. In my book thats a more honest way to make a living. I hope it stays that way. Apple is another story ..
And even if projects stay at the same URL, their folder structures would change.
Why not a red "open lock" icon?
I'd love to see some kind of Web visualization for their music and data set. :\
> "new Object()" takes up 16 bytes ....

Only in JVMs and AOT compilers that don't do escape analysis.

Also don't forget Smalltalk, which also only does references, was running in the Alto, Dolphin, and Dorado workstations.

For example the Dorado was:

- 128-512 kB

- 606x808 pixels

- 4 74181 CPUs

So how does that compare to a beefy Android device?

Also J2ME and Embedded Java are running quite well in many embedded platforms, in a few hundred KB steering soft real time systems like robots and missile radar controls.

So yes, Java might not offer all the memory control features that other GC enabled languages do, going back to Algol 68, Mesa/Cedar, Eiffel, Modula-3, ....

But given the performance of commercial JVM vendors, I would say Google has a lot of blame as well.

EDIT: Forgot to add that when Java 10 comes out with value types and reified generics (according to the roadmap) this will become a moot point, except of course for Android Java given Google's unwillingness to provide support for the real thing.
Thank you for sharing. Anecdotes like this is why I love visiting HN. They also help me humanize some of my CS heroes. FWIW, I'd also love to see the autographs.
Less impactful, but docker images have to be tagged with the docker registry URL they will be pushed to.
RIP Marvin Minsky http://thinkingonthinking.com/marvin-minsky-passed-away/
Try noscript?

Douglas Crockford warned[1] us about years ago about the dangers of mixing 3rd party Javascript. Unfortunately, very few listened to that warning.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V13wmj88Zx8
That's another thing I always disliked. I'd have preferred a configurable prefix, or something like Git remotes.
Mixed content means HTTP+HTTPS resources, not HTTPS-only resources from multiple domains.

And it's not always clear what's "third-party", as a common optimization technique is to serve static assets form a second domain, to increase the number of parallel connections.
What do you mean by the primers can just well be amplifying the template? How does that explain knock-ins without an actual insertion? And there are plenty of knock-in CRISPR papers out there. Just literally search for "CRISPR knock-in".
why

return false unless a.bytesize == b.bytesize

instead of

if a.bytesize != b.bytesize
return false

disclaimer: never programmed in ruby
Oh yeah, weird. I tend to run Nightlies so I just assumed they were hitting release now.
Stephen Hawking’s Reith Lecture: Annotated Transcript
You state all these things as if they were facts, even though you just hope they will happen.

Microsofts market share in mobile/tablets is abysmal, at this point it is more likely that users will shift from Android/Windows to iOS and Macs.
I think generally speaking, the major revisions get 'significantly' thinner, and then there's been a few instances of the 'S' revision (or however it works for iPads) of it getting a hair thicker.
In France, where you have a high level of common criminality, and where the justice system is trying to keep criminals out of jail but for the most violent crimes, the results are absolutely disastrous.

The police doesn't even bother charging criminals as they systematically walk free. Criminals accumulate dozens of offenses on their criminal records in complete impunity.

Denmark, Switzerland, Norway or Sweden can afford to have very lax justice systems because they have a population that commits little crime. But with a different population these systems would just fall apart.
A vastly lower lobby magnitude?
Show us the code You should be able to peek inside the gadgets you buy – FTC
> Is the revset feature basically a DSL for specifying queries

Yes, it's a way to select sets of revisions by filtering and merging existing sets.

> and are the queries thus-specified ones that have direct analogs in git and can be done in git using git's API?

I don't think so, not all of the filter operations are available, but more importantly I don't think git supports arbitrary sets of revisions, only fairly basic relatively continuous ranges (that's the idea I get from gitrevisions(7) anyway)
Hoard Memory Allocator
The blind zone around a truck is enormous, but manufacturers apparently don't want to do anything to improve this except adding mirrors, so the responsibility is laid on pedestrians and cyclist to stay out of the invisible blind zone.
I do think it's important to consider what you mean when you say 'drugs'. Alcohol is not the same thing as weed, which is not the same thing as heroin. Putting all 'drugs' together in one category muddles up the conversation, and this is worsened by separating them into legal and illegal in ways that don't really make sense.

While I'm not necessarily all in favor of weed, for example, I'm convinced that legalizing it, simply because of its properties, will not lead to even a fraction of the deaths that legalized alcohol use does.

It's difficult to discuss any kind of position when we use a term as vague as 'drugs'.
I'm not sure. I have the impression some larger organizations that are moving or using monolithic repos are now aligning more strongly towards hg, because it's easier to extend and optimize than Git.

If you look at the outside contributions that both projects get, this is pretty obvious. Hg is getting big changes from Facebook, Google, Mozilla, ...

Maybe the answer to the argument that a paradigm change is needed to unsettle git is simply "monolithic repos".
This is the first alternative I feel is worth using. It actually adds something to the experience. I already found some articles where the headline was not that interesting but I could see was something worth reading from the image alone. Good job!
I recall a thought-provoking article about how a lot of UFO "folklor" (abductions, cows etc.) was fabricated at some point by secret service agencies in order to distract the UFO crowd from actually observing the sky.

This is one of my favorite twists on conspiracy theories - that they themselves are often a product of conspiracies. Or that they get discreetly, erm what would be the right word, native speakers? Kinda "fed" (by controlled information leaks, for instance) if it serves some purpose.