skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, but that's a chicken and egg problem because unless/until BitcoinClassic outcompetes the other one, none of your code will ever get executed, so any developer wanting to scratch an itch must contribute to the existing bitcoin rather than BitcoinClassic.

The dynamics don't work the same way as a traditonal FOSS fork. Perhaps getting mindshare first is the way.
ScalaFX is poorly documented but it's a joy to use, at least for simple stuff - I haven't made an IDE in it or anything.
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One of my blog posts made to the top of the front page and remained on the front page for 3-4 hours. The blog was on Medium and their stats showed close to 25k visits on that day.
As opposed to AMD64?
Thanks, but I meant more "cached_repos.json.gz" and "cached_users.json.gz". It took 2 nights of fetching and it is nowhere near there (~2100 crawled repos, and users).
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If this was introduced, lots of random sub reddits would spring up where bots would post rubbish and upvote each other until they got the required karma.
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And then you give up and just use the built in one on the platform?
Of course, you're right, but we don't really know whether that could work. From the way Barragan puts it I don't think he would have liked the path Arduino followed, although he's of course happy about the success, just frustrated by attribution issues. Therefore I think your outcome would have been improbable at least.
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You are not the only one...

https://m.reddit.com/r/IsItBullshit/comments/44wblf/isitbull...
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Thanks for pointing this out. I had a look and the rulebook starts with an adventure featuring... Black Leaf, the thief. I think that's a definite clue, innit :)
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No idea about the veracity of these news - but I found some interesting past announcements here -

http://www.graphene-info.com/revolutionary-graphene-polymer-... (2014)

http://www.graphene-info.com/graphenano-announces-launch-man... (2015)

http://www.graphene-info.com/graphenano-and-grabat-launch-gr... (02.2016)
The potential for Google to therefore decide who gets to speak, and therefore who doesn't, is terrifying.
My group switched from Skype to Zoom (.us) a year or so back. We did try using Hangouts for a few months, but we found the browser plugin pretty terrible for pegging the CPU at 100%, even when not in use. In comparison, Zoom has vastly better video and audio quality, allows group chats with very large numbers of participants, and allows screen sharing and chat on the side.

Shame really, we used to be pretty heavy cross-platform users of Skype. But it had annoying problems with group limits and audio quality before the Microsoft acquisition, and that quality seemed to take a nosedive shortly afterward. On the positive side, there are at least better alternatives cropping up.
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Hissy-fit I should retract, but your entrance to the thread was emotional, you've been making liberal use of italics (emphasis is emphasis, regardless of if it's ! or italics), and you're chasing down stats at length to prove your point on this molehill topic.

If the tiny amount of shipping in the article gets you so worked up, then yes, you should generally be 'down with global shipping'.
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Yeah, but it works perfectly well as a travel netbook for coding on the go.

Also I never had 4h builds with single core processors back when I was working full time with C++. The slowest ones were around 2h.

A core duo would run circles around those computer systems, hence my dismay how much hardware LLVM requires for building.
>Kevin Mitnick spent 4.5 years in jail waiting for trial.

Kevin Mitnick waived his right to a speedy trial. Coincidence, I think not.
Microsoft has a proven track record on buying and ruining perfectly fine startups/products. Skype, Yammer etc.
Depending on compiler flags was implicitly mentioned for sbt, though (point 8). Depending on the `.value` of the `scalaVersion` configuration property is the same thing and can be done for all other settings input as well.
Gradle has superceded Maven in the same way that Node has replaced Java and C++ in production (hint: it hasn't).
sitting back with their arms folded staring at the screen thinking what a good job they did

Isn't that a basic job requirement for a software architect at BigCo?
The article could have been enhanced by highlighting that some shells (e.g. zsh) provide expansion patterns that recurse into subdirectories. e.g.

ls **/*.txt
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This is pretty cool but it's offline now. Any ideas?
In my opinion ls is one of the more broken bits in unix. But besides that, arguably more unixy way (even if no proper UNIX supports it out of the box) to solve is recursive wildcard, i.e.

ls **/*.txt
How long until Google deprecates this feature?
A lot of what this article talks about is why systems like msys2 exists: to bring a *nixy command line to Windows.
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If you don't want people counting cards, shuffle between plays. It is in no way a problem any game is faced with.

The weird thing about card counting is that casinos want the people who are bad at counting cards. So it is not a flaw in the game, but just a weird rule that in the casino world you are not allowed to win.
Now with the ability to collapse uninteresting jobs. Also enabled caching so page loading is faster.
or in bash, with the globstar option set:

shopt -s globstar # e.g. in your .bashrc

ls **/*.txt
We've now added Websocket Hooks as a new feature.

https://hook.io/blog/websocket-hooks
" As anyone who’s ever tried to figure out the he said/she said campaigns run by the US climate denial lobby can attest, doubt is much more powerful than outright sup­pression.".

I don't know about the campaigns but the point about doubt is as it should be because if you put forward a hypothesis it's vital (a la Popper) to subject it to tests to see how well it matches reality.

The CO2 versus global temperature relationship is anything but simple. Between 1998 and 2013, the Earth’s surface temperature rose at a rate of 0.04°C a decade, far slower than the 0.18°C increase in the 1990s. At the same time, CO2 levels rose uninterruptedly as they did earlier. Someone should compute the enforced degree of depression of industrial activity across the world which would according to the theory, have reduced global temperatures to be consistent with those figures. What a pointless and tragic exercise that would have been.

http://www.nature.com/nclimate/journal/v6/n3/pdf/nclimate293...

Of course CO2 is implicated in the energy balance on Earth but to claim a direct strong causal relationship is simply in denial of the facts.
My side project made it to the front page - http://pattle.github.io/simpsons-in-css/

From memory it was around 25,000 - 30,000 visits
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There's a lot of history on calling non-white people monkeys.

http://theconversation.com/the-ape-insult-a-short-history-of...
I would imagine compiler design has become much more complex in 10 years, and a low end i3 is something like at least 3 times faster than a core duo.
Scope the entire project into half days worth of work, aim at being in flow for 2-3 hours in each block. (Unless you are not used/trained in being in flow, then the pomodore technique might be better for you)

Lay out the entire 20ish blocks and post them here/email to your friends and family or to some other entrepreneurs that you do not want to dissapoint by not getting stuff done.

Every day, update the post/email with a status, did you get the blocks done and if not why not, what did you learn and what will you do differently tomorrow?

Good luck!
For one thing it wasn't a Mexican people party, it was a equals party. Sombrero are very much identified with tequila. shoot half the tequila bottles have somber orbs on them.
The only reason of TypeScript fame was Angular popularity. Now, that React is beating angular, TypeScript will be beaten to death.
Would seem useful idea to restrict the print only changed registers and have a command to print all registers. Right now you can fit like 3-4 operations in 80x25 terminal window.
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But in Germany it will mean you won't get a Ford stamp on your repair logbook, which will devalue the car's when reselling it. Just as example how that control is exercised by other means.
I'm curious, who was actually offended? Did any Latin Americans complain? Or was it some white folk thinking some one might be offended? Most of the Mexicans I know would have been helping to hand out the Sombreros and having a good time.
As a person of Irish decent am I supposed to be offended in a couple of weeks?
What it seems to be is some form of narcissism. As well as, a PR line that aims to cash in on the idea of a female-owned company. Hardly things that are put in an 'about us' detailing professional information about the company. Considering how female-only companies are lauded and companies like Theranos are given exposure because of being started by a woman ( and this is not perceived, but articles are blatantly written, wherein if the genders were reversed an uproar would follow), it does not seem unlikely that this was put with an intent to attract financiers and as a PR line.
Few lessons I can draw from here.

This is another case of if something is too-good-to-be-true (make millions with little or no capital investment up front), it is indeed too-good. If there's a low barrier to entry, you can bet the competition will grow fierce very quickly.

We have a huge player at top that is collecting most of the benefits while the much smaller players (more and more) below are competing for ever smaller slice of the pie. And the slice was quite small to begin with, because there were thousands and thousands of fellow coders who were doing the same thing you were doing.

Lock-in is bad. As a consumer. And also as a vendor.
Project Centennial will help move the remaining Win32 into UWP model.
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Second this. OGR driver does not seem very hard to hack together though..
Yes they used several UML diagrams, several design patterns. They couldn't code a line of it but the drawings look nice

This is so close to reality it hurts
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function dir(){
#make the windows guy happy
find ./ -type f -name "$1"
}
Uh, I would not like to work with Banzi. This pattern matches so well with other narcistical leaders I'm unfortunately familiar with.
Or just a flying army-like drone that would point to the barge, flying from a distance ?
The post linked from this article says:

Great. It is spread everywhere this kind of complication for everyday tasks. Want to install something, need to type:
apt-get install something

Since we only use apt-get for installing stuff, why not?
apt-get something

I will give a response I didn't see in any comment there, in the original post, neither in this post or here:

Because it could fail miserably trying to install like this, any package named like a subcommand.

apt-get remove # is installing package remove?
# or is failing the remove subcmd without args

You can workaround that, by apt-get install remove in that case, but the error at first try is counter-intuitive.

Edit: fix my last example
The mentioned blog post is horribly ignorant, and lacks almost any valid points.

find, in particular, very much has a fine UI, and I dare you to process, and not just list, the files with cmd.
Someone who isn't me is using bitcoin when moving abroad - last few years he's been living in different countries in Asia & Europe. His ATM is localbitcoins.com. Has been nice to meet nerds from all over the world, and way way cheaper than the crazy fees I pay for ATM withdrawals outside of his banking country
I guess you missed the part that most AAA studios don't care about APIs just platform vendor support and tooling.

The same things that make them prefer DX and games consoles, when given a choice.

Of course with the amount of nice indie games, you are free to ignore those studios.
> As for running a GUI on a PLC, wtf?

Seriously? You find this[2] surprising?

People have real needs, and they are working on solutions, be it Wayland, Mir, Freon, running GUI on a PLC, or whatever else. I get that you don't have these needs, but can't you even understand that other people do? Have you compared X and VNC yet?

[2] http://www.omega.com/pptst/EZSerTouchPLC.html
I remember our bank changing our account type (Number stayed the same, they just changed the fee structure) so they expunged all our transaction history from the site, we could only request paper copies be sent out.

I ended up scanning them all, writing a script that split the images up and OCR'd them, then formatted them correctly into and importable format in a single file. It turned out to be much faster and easier than the CSV data provided by the bank (Actually having transaction descriptions on your imports helps!). So much so that for the next couple of years instead of getting the CSVs from the bank, I got PDF copies of our paper statements and fed them into the same script.
There are several problems with this. Firstly, a machine-readable validity ruleset would basically just have to be a library implementing the rules, simply because of their complexity - for example, one of the previous validity changes requires scripts of a particular format to be treated as hashes of the actual script, which is provided by the transaction redeeming it. Secondly, bugs in implementations can effectively cause the to enforce unexpected additional rules, such as the BDB lock limit which caused an unplanned hard fork a few years back. Thirdly, everyone involved still needs to be a skilled developer with knowledge of distributed systems - especially the currency steering committee, since changes to the validity ruleset can break the whole thing in subtle and unexpected ways - and the committee still needs in-depth knowledge of the actual implementations to know if they can cope with their planned rule changes.
But... there's already a dir command...

https://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/manual/html_node/dir-...
Please use the same terminology as everyone else. Windows has always been an open platform (that is anyone can write and publish software for it without being coerced into some sort of a contractual relationship with a third party). This is in direct contrast to iOS, say, where if you want to publish an app, Apple gets to be your distributor and your curator.

Sweeney is alleging that Microsoft' current tactics are intended to stop Windows being an open platform, which, if true, will be very jarring for a lot of users and developers.

Windows has never been open source software. That's a discussion for another time.
It only works if all the dependencies are specified correctly, otherwise, the make will fail.
The same for me on Chrome and Firefox.
I suppose you think communism can happen in 1 step too, hmm maybe read some Trotsky? The market cap and volume needs to be high for stability as a medium of transfer of wealth. That gives bitcoin the largest use case. Internet stamps is just a ridiculous analogy. Mail prices are artificially low due to government subsidies.
https://github.com/tidwall/tile38#geofencing

And the connection will be kept open. If any object enters or exits the 6 km radius around 33.462,-112.268 the server will respond in realtime with a message such as:
{"command":"set","detect":"enter","id":"truck02","object":{"type":"Point","coordinates":[-112.2695,33.4626]}}
The problem there is that it would break makefiles that do not handle their dependencies correctly. With non-parallel builds, the order of execution is deterministic, and so you can get away with sloppiness in your dependencies. If it works the first time that you test it, it will continue to work.

I can understand why they would be hesitant to change the default, as they would rather that old, tested scripts continue to work without modification.
If you cheap out and buy the lowest priced one, yes.
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Not really. TS existed well before Angular 2.0 which uses Typescript.

> Now, that React is beating angular

Nothing is "beating" anything. I see plenty "Angular jobs" where I live, I saw very little "React jobs". Doesn't mean that Angular is better than React, but again, it certainly proves that one isn't "beating" the other.

I'll tell you why I'm using Typescript : It makes maintaining large JS codebases easier and it is simpler than Babel's plugin model.
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Great article.

I found two online Android OS emulators.

Manymo

"""

Manymo takes a different approach and brings apps in the browser. It is light weight program that is more like an android emulator online and allows you to run android apps in web browser. You can add fully functional android apps to websites with as much ease as you would embed YouTube videos.

"""

appetize.io

"""

Stream iOS & Android Native Apps in the Browser
For embedding apps in websites, development, client demos, testing and more

"""

They could be light weight.

Upload and play.

How would you think?
Same to me，maybe you should turn on vpn or use some tools like http://git.io/d8s.
sorry if I was unclear but I am not backing the assertions, I am just saying that the critique to what is written is invalid.

The comment I replied to does not challenge the assumptions, but the conclusions.
Whether the assumptions are true or not, I do not know.
Could you describe your solution? How do you fight against creation of unlimited amount of identities?
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For context, here's the Bitcoin Core developers' position on why they're not simply raising the block size right now: https://bitcoin.org/en/bitcoin-core/capacity-increases-faq#s...
> The only surprising thing about it is that someone didn't make it sooner.

... is that not the hallmark of a great product?
I'm quite peeved as well.
I tried alternate, creative, latin-y spellings (josef, ioannes, etc), hit wordsmith.org too for some bruteforce help, no way.
I cannot see how this article is defending UNIX only by talking about a
single utility. It could be a better "defense" if it mentioned, for
example, the power of being able to compositionally combine various
commands through pipes, each of which doing one thing well. Inputs and
outputs, remember?

The post the author is responding to is uninformed, and seems rather
like a rant. DOS vs UNIX comparison does not work. I couldn't know how
to take the `apt-get` example seriously. Because you could easily fix
something like `alias ai='sudo apt-get install'` to achieve `ai
something` magic with something as simple as aliases, which DOS does not
even provide.
What technology do they use to have Android/iOS emulator in web browser?
I stumbled upon your site a few days back. It's very neat and nicely done, but I had to close it because it treated C and C++ together. I wanted to quickly check how a code will behave in C89 vs C99 (or was it even compliant with C89 standards). Is there any chance your site will differentiate C89, C99 and C++ in near future? Thanks!
The JAL programming language mentioned in the article (now called JALv2) is still actively developed. The latest version of the compiler was released less than 3 months ago.

It's no longer a Windows-only compiler. The standard compiler package includes binaries for OSX and Linux, too. It will even run on ARM if you compile it from source using the appropriate modifiers.

JALv2 is has a PASCAL-like syntax that is easy to learn and allows you to write some very elegant code.

The JAL libraries (jallib) are incredibly extensive, covering virtually every 8-bit PIC made and every possible peripheral function.

Vim supports syntax highlighting for JAL, making it a good text editor to use for writing code. I use Vim on a Raspberry Pi 2 to write and compile my code, then upload it to the PIC using the Pi's GPIO port and Pickle (http://wiki.kewl.org/dokuwiki/projects:pickle). No external programmer is necessary.

I prefer using JAL and one of the USB-capable PICs for my projects instead of an Arduino since I can build the entire project on a breadboard using one chip. I don't need to add a second serial-to-USB converter that's not available in a DIP package, nor require my users to install special serial driver from some unknown third party just to make it work.
The literal translation is much stronger: "good-intentioned is the opposite of good".
One twist on this would be to somehow limit the wordlist to words that have relatively unambiguous pronunciation, and maybe limit those to the 100 000 most commonly used ones.

Of course then you'll have to use more words for a similar number of links.
Your comment surprised me a bit, so I did some quick Wikipedia searching.

From what I can tell, "open source" does indeed mean "the source code is freely accessible." From Wikipedia:

> Generally, open source refers to a computer program in which the source code is available to the general public for use and/or modification from its original design. [1]

I think what you are referring to are "OSI Approved Licenses" (OSI = Open Source Initiative, which is an entity). The OSI defines its Open Source Definition which sounds very much like yours. Importantly, the following sentence can be found in the Wikipedia article describing open source licenses:

> One popular set of open-source software licenses are those approved by the Open Source Initiative (OSI) based on their Open Source Definition (OSD). [2]

Sure, "don't use Wikipedia as a reference". But we're dealing with colloquialism here, so I think it's actually pretty accurate. Colloquially, it seems that "open source" != "OSI approved". I have seen people capitalize "Open Source" in an attempt to indicate that they're referring the Open Source Definition, but this is confusing in my opinion, and it really would be more clear to just say "OSI approved".

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-source_license#OSI_approv...
Hence why they are working into packing Win32 apps as UWP ones.

Search for Project Centennial.
What technology do they use to have Android/iOS emulator in web browser?
They are online Android/iOS emulators in browser.
They are Manymo http://manymo.com and https://appetize.io .

Do you know how to implement a website like that? And what computer hardware should be using?

Should we run an actual Android/iOS phone behind?

Welcome to talk!
It's probably worth noting that the option is new in 4.0 -- relevant as OSX users are likely on 3.0.
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Isn't that what ads are for? If you want to speak and not listen, just use a traditional broadcast medium like TV.
I don't know about those emulators (probably they run the emulator on a powerful server and just send the display to the web browser); but emulators are just virtual machines, that is, mere programs, and web browsers can be programmed in JavaScript. So there, you have a X86 emulator written in JavaScript, running on your browser, and booting linux, and any linux programs you care to run on it:

http://bellard.org/jslinux/
I would agree if other compilers, not LLVM based, took as much to compile.

Also that is surely a side effect how they are using C++, which desperately needs modules.
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