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I don't understant why people think gitbucket should look different then github.

Ofcourse logo, icons, css, js files must be rewrited by project contributors but looks can be same as github.

We love github, we use github, we promote github to companies, friends and community, we help them grow and being great with open letters, whishes, advises, even we publish our codes under gpl or other free/open source projects on github

They change and show how we can interact with other developers.

Github have a great experiences with coding community, resources to explore more ways to do things with rigth way with our help.

Github must be proud them self and its good.

But as a community driven projects doesnt have this experiences and/or knowlage. Copying ui and ux it's not be issue for those projects if they dont go to commertial way.

Its shows what github doing rigth. In this community we have great hackers, they can offer help to gitbucket, but we don't have great ux hackers as code hackers. Until we have ux developers (in general speaking) copying experiences from somewhere and given them to people sould not be issue.
It's a package called 'metrics' you can disable through Preferences -> Packages. Been in there from the get-go.

Edit: Not saying I like this "freedom advancement" much either; even databases like InfluxDB defaults to phoning home nowadays -- but this one is pretty simple to both find and disable.
Curious to know why they are choosing to go with protobuf for intracluster communications as opposed to zero copy protocols like capn proto or flatbuffers.

No doubt protobufs are probably much more battle tested in google scale environments, but are there any other clear benefits if the goal is to reduce spending cpu time encoding/decoding messages?

Especially in SOA deployments where many small services need to communicate with one another, I would think that the ability to quickly read any field from a message and pass it on (without first having to decode the entire message) would be a very desirable trait.
The worst is better mantra might have some grains of truth to it.
I think the easy c interop is kind of neat.
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One time pad using a TRNG - impossible to break, even in the case of chosen plaintext attacks. Now you could argue that having a key as long as the plaintext is impractical, but if that is your concern then let me direct your attention back to my original point. There is a big difference between what is mathematically possible and what is possible within the constraints of thermodynamics.
It's not that these things can't be done, but I find time and time again that when you simplify software and focus it on typical consumer usage patterns, it fails to work for professional use.

- A "people focused" email experience doesn't work very well with monitoring emails. I've had to turn off Gmail's smart inbox because me being CC'd into a person to person thread that I don't care much about is "high priority", but that Monit email saying CPU is at 99% on one of the webservers looks like every other Monit alert, and is a low priority update.

- I use Slack extensively at work, but email is still incredibly important.

- I may not need 50 tabs open, but after my 5 pinned tabs, a few reference/documentation tabs, the prod version of what I'm working on, the local version of what I'm working on, the PR page, and a few tabs of personal stuff, I'm easily reaching 20+, all it takes is one context switch to a different project and I've opened another 10. 50 isn't uncommon.

- A hierarchical file system is pretty important when working with Git repos. And I'm not a contractor, but if I were, separating client data is of paramount importance.
By that time, unless the company got profitable early, they've raised multiple rounds and the investors have a majority interest. Once they control the board, it's over.

I read somewhere that Aaron Levie of Box.net only owns about 4% of his company. Choice runs out when money does.
Pity Apple don't have a widespread network of retail storefront locations....
That's a good point. The system could potentially be much more expressive with that approach, in that its not limited to simple categorical voting.

It will still have the problem that child comments of a downvoted comment will not get as much exposure. It also means that even if the comment was just unpopular (despite being well thought out) it will be downvoted after the first person posts a comment disagreeing.

Another approach could be to factor child karma when ranking comments. Though this gets significantly more complex as there are many edge cases where this will not work as intended.
Perhaps it's the package update checker? I have it turned on by default and couldn't find an option to turn it off (assuming it's different from the Atom update checker, which updates the editor).
> self-destruct

Is this burnt silicon, or just new configuration (genuinely curious)? I'd assume that anything but a smouldering chip is in the realm of circumvention.
Same here, looking to move to Canada in the near future. Any info on how long the whole process takes and the other relevant info for web devs would be helpful.
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And you can have a nice tensorflow box stuffing this puppy with 3-4 nvidia cards ;-).
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> My own opinion is very strong that we humans have power to change things. Simply put, the power is given to us by the historical fact of The Lord Jesus Christ and his life and work seen in the Gospels. I believe he is the Son of God, but a person only needs to understand him and his deeds and his words as these present in the Gospels, so as to gain fully spiritual and immensely practical answers to our self-inflicted, self-engaged and self-interested political and economic systems for self-harm.

Right.
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According to the majority of CS books and papers about garbage collection, RC is yet another set of garbage collection algorithms.
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According to the FAQ it was suggested a posteriori, so technically it's a recursive backronym!
>The profit bit of the picture, though, has changed a lot. Last year America’s airlines made $24 billion—more than Alphabet, the parent company of Google.

Wow, that's profound. An industry with 600k employees made more than Google last year! Next you'll be telling me the banking industry makes more than Microsoft!

Airlines need to make big profits in good years - they lose money like crazy in bad years. I don't know if it's still true, but at one time if you subtracted all the money US airlines lost from the money they made since the beginning of the industry you'd have a negative number.

To the larger point, this is what happens when you pile on a bunch of regulations and then allow industry to capture the regulators. The barriers to entry are raised so high it's impossible to have real competition.
With a small code base there is also h2o and it already has http2 and a very good https performance (can serve around twice as much than nginx).
After looking for most of available http servers h2o is my preferred one right now.
Also I have a fork of h2o compiled as C++ (right now it cleans a bit redundancy/verbosity of C) and add SquiLu and Lua scripting (h2o comes with mruby only).

https://github.com/h2o/h2o

https://github.com/mingodad/h2o

https://github.com/mingodad/squilu
Perhaps there are some who exaggerate. But I wonder how many people who never experienced life-altering depression would be interested in this thread, and how many people who did would follow it. My intuition says the second number is bigger and that generally speaking, most people here have had experience with either meds, therapy, or untreated life-altering depression.
For links not opening, tried pressing harder or turning off/recalibrating 3D Touch?

General > Accessibility > 3D Touch

For folks reverting iOS, it seems like it's probably a preference thing (sans that bookings app.)
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Hotmail (and, by proxy, all Outlook and Live email addresses) are notoriously difficult to get emails sent to.

I've come to the point where I'm wondering if they blocked all of Digital Ocean's IPs. I spent two weeks on the problem before finally giving up and just proxying the emails through gmail. It was the only way that Hotmail users could get our messages (including password reset requests, etc.).
You guys have an amazing product that has saved me so much time in the past few years. Good luck.
We're looking at Spinnaker.io + Kubernetes right now for just this reason. K8s support was just added.
So that eliminates almost all the financial stories, all the hardware and software reviews, and all the sports coverage, just for starters ;-)
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11376439
On Apple's case it is even worse in terms of urban legends, because the anti-GC crowd thinks it is some kind of victory.

What they miss is that RC is a form of GC algorithms and that Apple only gave up on Objective-C's GC, because they never managed to make it stable.

The way one could link GC enabled with non GC enabled frameworks, plus the fragility of underlying C code for memory management meant Apple developer forums were full of crash reports.

So Apple did a "Worse is Better" pivot and basically made the compiler automate the retain/release calls from Cocoa that were being written by hand.

Similarly Swift adopts ARC, because it needs to interoperate with Objective-C's runtime and having a GC would introduce extra performance issues, or force them to use a RC cache mechanism like .NET has for COM.

But of course, the majority without the background knowledge of how the decision came to be or interest in compiler design, just uses Apple's decision as some kind of proof against GC.
I currently use Pi-Hole. Same technic but offloaded to a DNS Server what seems way more performant to begin with than a hosts files (which i think gets checked for each single request)
The one thing putting me off Atom is that it is a battery hog on laptops.
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I've been investing for 30 years. My experience is, whenever a couple megacorps announce a merger, SELL!

The deals always look good on paper, but the reality of trying to merge two gigantic organizations is just an unrelenting, slow motion disaster.

The last time I got gulled into believing the hype was the AOL-TimeWarner merger.
Indeed. Speaking as a sufferer of a serious depressive disorder, one well educated on the current medical science, I find these discussions incredibly frustrating.

Everyone brings out their anecdotes about how their aunt 'just got better through positive thinking, and you can too!' Or people just throw in whatever pop-psychology is currently in fashion. If we were having this conversation in the 1950s, all the smarty-pants would be talking about how depression is simply one of the many materialisations of conflicts between the concious and unconscious mind a la Freudian psychoanalytic theory.

Thankfully our methods of scientific inquiry (if you could categorise past efforts as such) have advanced significantly, and continue to do so. Our understanding of genomics suggests that mood disorders like unipolar and bipolar depression, and even psychotic disorders like schizophrenia, represent a spectrum of possibly thousands of different 'diseases', rather than the few 'categories' arbitrarily delineated in the DSM.

Advances in neuroscience and medical imaging allow us to directly observe how different symptoms are associated with inefficient information processing in different topographically localised brain regions. As we gather more data and the verisimilitude of our observations increases (as tends to occur with rigorous scientific study), we will be able to develop new treatments; be they psycho pharmacological (e.g. drugs) or physical (e.g. trans-cranial magnetic stimulation).

Yes, psychological therapy has its use, and has proven effective in certain situations. But it is just one tool in our ever-growing toolbox. To just blithely deem the rest of the tools to be useless and throw them out is to condemn people like me to a (short) life filled with suffering.
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The article's title is "Business in America". They do mention the retreat of foreign firms from the American market, and suggest this is partly due to American firms getting favourable advantages from their government, plus large incumbents being generally favoured.

Regarding your comment on capital - nothing stops foreign capital buying shares in American firms, indeed monopolies or businesses with large moats are very attractive to investors - but the article is not about who owns the firms.
Ah, that old girlfriend Emacs. You are tired of her and want to leave her for some young one, but she is still the best by a large margin :)
Ah, okay. My mistake.
That has been tried for a few decades now, it doesn't really help.

Lower prices are useless when a lot of the money goes into rent.

Higher wages and better working conditions are required, so that people have more money they can spend.

It also helps in a global context, as the prices of imported products won't change much just based on your national policies.
Replacing the epoll() with kevent() looks pretty straightforward if you want to try it out, but FreeBSD should be able to do other tricks as well (e.g. http filters)
~12 hours ago according to https://twitter.com/fogus/status/714545233090973696
It seems to me this would entirely depend on the implementation and how collisions are handled.
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Only if you stash every single keystroke.
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There's also another annoying, existing bug in iOS at least back to 9.2 where if memory is low, copy stops working... the clipboard retains the old value until you kill basically every other app.
I understand the need to support those browsers for some jobs but generally, we should be moving towards dropping them.
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Actually, all I want is for existing IFTTT recipes that use Pinboard not to break.

I am fine with IFTTT discontinuing support for my site because of our diverging views on whether a service like IFTTT should be a platform or a roll of duct tape, but the stuff people have duct-taped together should stay duct-taped together.
I always listen to music while I work. If I am learning new things or editing a manuscript, I turn the volume quite low and only play music that I am very familiar with. Here are some albums/sets I listen to most often:

Rodrigo Amarante - Cavalo

Townes Van Zandt - Townes Van Zandt

Solomun Boiler Room DJ Set (YouTube)

Nightmares on Wax Boiler Room DJ Set (YouTube)
Islamism as you call it is two different but similar flavors of political Islam; Wahhabism (think Saudi Arabia) and Qutbism (Muslim Brotherhood). Neither are brand new to the region, but both are around 100 years old.

While the philosophies are around 100 years old, this doesn't mean the Middle East has embraced those philosophies for the last 100 years or that it does today.

There has been a measurable trend to right-wing conservatism and religious affiliation in the Middle East which can be seen not only in Saudi Arabia and Egypt, but also in Israeli society, and in Lebanon. This shift has happened over the last twenty years or so.
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Dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11372714
They could have mentioned that just like they could have mentioned that they asked for the password to be changed.
pg was also fond of using hellbanning to express disagreement.
If they say average case O(1), worst case O(n), hit them with them with O(log n / loglog n) with high probability from a simple balls-into-bins type argument.
Yes! Passwordstore is nothing more than a BASH script you can easily browse yourself to see what it does. Encryption is done by GnuPG, so if you already have a GPG-key, getting started is even easier.

The command-line interface is very intuitive, and there are a couple of GUI front-ends as well if you want one. Also, passwordstore's database is nothing more than a directory structure containing GPG-encrypted text files. You can access these files without passwordstore as well, as long as you have your GPG private key.

For distributing your password database to multiple machines, passwordstore integrates with git. Another option is the excellent syncthing (https://syncthing.net/) which syncs chosen directories with trusted machines (verified using TLS) on the local network.

Passwordstore stores secrets in a directory tree. A really nice feature of passwordstore is that you can have it encrypt secrets under specified directories for multiple GPG-keys.

So what I do to share some passwords with my partner, is set up a certain directory in passwordstore's tree to encrypt for both our GPG-keys, and sync only that directory with her computer with syncthing. She has the same setup, but with the default for her passwordstore's database being her own GPG-key. So we both have our private passwords, and a shared set of passwords and other secrets that is synced whenever both our computers are on the same local network.
doh... I need to sleep.
Security Testing Challenge
Computer Simulation of Information Security Testing Challenge
Computer Simulation of Information Security Testing Challenge

Introductions:

Computer simulation of information security testing is an invitation challenge and host by China Security Operations Computer. The challenge is to test the computer information security in our computer product. China security operations computer has double mainframe computer with two operation systems. The extranet MAC address is 0C-5B-8F-27-9A-64, and the intranet MAC address is 9C-54-CA-96-8F-71. Also, the extranet is on and connect internet. All of mainframes use Microsoft windows 7 profession operation system. All of IP addresses are dynamic. Double mainframe computer set up web server during the match and binding fixed domain name www.zssoc.com. The IP address of the web server is the host’s IP address.

How to challenge: (Rules and Format)

First, challengers can sign up at website: zssoc.com

Second, challengers can invade the extranet.

Third, challengers continued invade the intranet.

Finally, challengers must put the personal information in challenge folder of D disk.

In addition, challengers has to get all hacking records with screenshot and send all screenshots to email:tiaozhansai@izsgj.com

The challenge has several parts in different time. And each part has one winner due to the time of sending email order. After the first part, every part will be more difficult than previous part. When each part finished, the mainframe will fix the bug and start on a new part.

Comments :( Important)

1. After challengers’ successes invade the intranet and put the personal information or resume into D disk, challengers has to send the email to china security operations computer. Email address: tiaozhansai@izsgj.com

2. Challengers must keep the way of hacking and do not public on internet and do not use other successful ways.

3. Challengers can use any hacking technical way to hack into computer and get the information.

4. During the challenge match, china security operation computer will maintain the mainframe.

5. Double mainframe computers used to match the domain name binding constant dynamic change the setting of the IP address on a regular basis, so the challengers every time try to invade it need to login to this site first analyze the actual IP address before you can determine the current network address. Challenger can log on to www.zssoc.com or zssoc.com at any time to view the rules of the invading match and resolution in the host IP of the website (www.zssoc.com) tries to challenge it.

6. All rights reserved.

Prizes:

Challenge winning: RMB ￥5000(Chinese currency) and certificate of honor
It is time we abandon SAT and ACT tests.
>The barriers to entry are raised so high it's impossible to have real competition.

once again the government is responsible for it.

don't worry though, im sure somebody will call for the government to 'reform' the industry and make all the problems go away.
To learn and keep the basement nice and warm (all 6kw of them) . :-)
Probably a practice best to run iOS updates fully charged, plugged into power and over stable Wi-Fi. Also an iCloud backup beforehand and an iTunes full-backup where possible seem like good ideas.
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>I don't know if it's still true, but at one time if you subtracted all the money US airlines lost from the money they made since the beginning of the industry you'd have a negative number.

Out of curiosity, what does the landscape look like if you excluded carriers that went outright bankrupt?

Also, how are dividends considered?
"most" or "some"?
Serious question: why don't Atom users use other products?

If you just need a free text editor that works well with source code, why not Vim or Emacs? With the right plugin (or a terminal) it probably integrates better with what you're doing than Atom-- excepting React Native with their Atom plugin.

If you're willing to pay, why not JetBrains or Sublime?

I just don't understand the middle ground that Atom seems to exist in. What is it best at?
Maybe, but it would not have stuck if passed unilaterally. When we collectively decided to legalize gay marriage, it was very clear there was a majority in favor. This came about by pockets of the government trying it out first.

You're overlooking the fact that people and politicians need time to grow and hone their skills. Without states, without giving them some ability to be corrupt, there is no testing ground. Politicians at the national level would not be experienced negotiators because the first step in being a politician would be joining the federal government. And I don't think forcing gay marriage on the US would've been a good idea any sooner even if we'd had a sufficiently progressive president and congress. I have deep sympathy for all the people who had to wait so long for society to officially accept them, but I think even they can respect that we might not be as strong of a unified society if gay marriage had become legal in, say, the 80s, rather than today. A unilateral decision by a president and majority congress could have set the issue back even further.
People will produce "long-form writing on a specific subject" but usually only if they have an axe to grind. They are not necessarily independent and their work is not necessarily subject to the editorial checks and balances that you get from a properly set up news organisation like, for example, the New York Times.

You're moving from a situation where stuff is mostly trustworthy to mostly untrustworthy.

Free software is not a good analogy. It works regardless of the social and political opinions of the people who write it. I don't think it would have as many users if this were not the case ;-)
The simplest example would be welfare per month from (disability + unemployed) > unemployed only.
I was hoping something like this would come off the ground. It's good to have alternatives!
Really? Not even relevant anymore IMO.
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Systemic problems require root cause analysis.

It's like firing a dev who introduced a bug. Sure you can fire him, but you haven't fixed the problem. Fix the build.
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"Please do not post job ads as story submissions to HN."

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html