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Can you imagine travelling today to a foreign country ready to die for fighting oppression?

Maybe we are more realistic now. I would have tried to run as far away as possible from that war (or any other). My grandpas weren't so lucky.

About what happened, I try to listen, learn and then mostly shut my mouth. I'll only say that real life isn't a clear cut story of good and evil people. Look at Syria now and you would find a more accurate image than that of "fight against fascism".
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To be honest, after years of hearing it, Google kind of sounds serious to me now.
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Sometimes, having a snapshot is useful even if it's not a snapshot of a completely functional system. "Hmm, this doesn't seem to be a workable approach here; let's commit, checkout an earlier version and branch off that." It's not necessary to push all these experiments (or even keep them in the end), but it might be useful to have them, at least for the moment.
In some sense, it is safer to have them on your passport than having them in a database somewhere. Yes, someone can steal or 'borrow' your passport, but that gets them only data from one person. A database, when cracked, will give you data from millions.

And I haven't checked, by it is safe to assume that this follows https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biometric_passport#European_Un...
> Why did you bother having a child then? Really?

This is unduly personal and not in the spirit of civility which is supposed to govern this site. In fact it's a downright nasty response to cesarbs's perfectly cordial comment. Please don't post like this. If you'd left (or edited) out the first paragraph, the comment would have made your point without putting someone else down.

We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11410231 and marked it off-topic.
Or an HTTP code. WIP : 218
A small nitpick, your code is incorrect because the add operation will set ZF.
> Neither the project nor the author benefit from having those intermediate commits integrated verbatim.

Sure they benefit. You can see the thought process that went into the commit. If there's something that seems weird or out of place you can see how it evolved into existence. That can be exceptionally useful.
I think it's specifically not GeoIP location - that doesn't require a browser to leak anything as its using your public IP address.

I assume (because mine didn't show anything) that it's relying on the browser leaking it's device-detected location without prompting?
I am not sure if this battery is not just FUD and some other sections as well. Because I currently have no battery in my laptop (no battery detected) and site is saying "Charging: charging", "Battery level: 100%", "Charging time: 0h"
Order and processes are obviously important. But those have very logical explanation. I am not against order; I just said that rejecting _arbitrary_ authority is good and healthy.
If anyone's interested in following Perl 6 news the subreddit usually gets most updates:

https://www.reddit.com/r/perl6
The defendant's lawyer would say "this is footage of the officer dancing with my client" and context magically appears in the courtroom. But now we have to wonder why anybody is in a courtroom with a jury at all, if that's what the footage actually shows.
> Best practice would be to use SASS.

Best practice would be to use LESS.
You should read the book, it explains pretty clearly the problems as he saw it, in his part of spain.

In fighting, incompetence and dis-unity, presented with a well trained and cohesive enemy meant that it all fell apart.
Did DuckDuckGo just broken "SearchCode.com" ?

https://searchcode.com/

"Bad Request (400)"
Most wealthy people in history have not been able to guarantee that their own children, let alone grandchildren or great-grandchildren, would continue on in wealth. To me, if you get rich, it's probably an awful idea to just give it to your kids, if you care about how they turn out at all.
I would never allow a design get that far into the process and then allow a client to start testing various colors. That is just asking for trouble.
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Do you really care about how big jquery is when most of people have cached version in their browser already? Maybe people should make petition to ship jquery with browsers and not try to implement next library that will be gone in one year.
> It just works. You can't fuck it up.

Unless someone checks out everything in the depot by accident..
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Your comments in this thread used way too much inflammatory language and crossed the line into incivility, culminating in accusing people of being sociopathic. Please don't do that. It's no picnic to be around someone bursting with indignation, even when one agrees with them.

The HN guidelines ask you specifically not to call names in comments, whether or not someone else says bad things. You called a lot of names; that's understandable on a subject that evokes strong emotion, but those also are the occasions where the guidelines most apply. Had you followed them and edited those bits out, your comments would have been more persuasive, and also more dignified.
Yes indeed. But what I'm saying is that there is actually just one nameless state machine whose coordinate system is organized as a tree who's leaves represent the machine's degrees-of-freedom. It's kind of an odd thing: the leaf both partitions state, and it also co-locates the DoF for changing the state (or at least it's apparent state, if you're immutable).

Neat link, I'll have to check it out. I've not done erlang but I'm quite intrigued by gen_server in particular.

Sorry for talking about coordinate-systems: I can't help it, I have a physics degree.
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I'd like the code complete approach. A method has 4 channels: api, status, input, output.

Reducing how many channels interact semplify code a lot. Oop went for input, status and statu, output pairs. Functional uses input, output and api, output pairs.

Good programmers understand that and apply the one which is proper to model their problem, to reach performance/memory goals and most importantly to reduce te cognitive load of large codebases.
> My takeaway from this is to NEVER use an app that uses Webkit

You're talking about WebKit on android, which was ported there by Google.

The original WebKit (as WebKit, not khtml) browser (Safari) doesn't leak all that information, so my take away would be not to trust a company obsessed with collecting private information and pushing all things into a browser, to have the best track record when it comes to protecting your privacy.
Use Go, Dump Node.js (a side by side comparison)
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That's what "git stash" is for.
Projects that use a rich code review tool like Gerrit, such as Android, OpenStack and wikipedia keep the truth in the code review tool.. but the actual git tree is kept minimal and clean.

If you want to dig into the actual commit, and the dirty truth under the surface - use Gerrit.. you can even use git itself to pull down the truth.

I'm expecting this github feature to be the same, the pull request probably keeps the truth somehow.
How about I just look at the latest ~33h directly on that page ;)

I like the scope of a lot of those commits, although a few are still chunkier looking than I'd like - take that with a grain of salt, though, as I don't have a good enough feel for the codebase to reasonably estimate how much more they could be chunked up. Pretty much everything has a review link, which is nice. I'd expect more back and forth in the comments, but perhaps that's handled out-of-band.

I have lots of nitpicks with the actual changelist descriptions where I'd want things to improve. "Clean up" could mean just about anything - I must go to diff (and expand the context) to understand e.g. https://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=945... properly. I'd be inclined to instead write:

officeipcthread: Cleanup RequestHandler::Enable: Early bail, remove aDummy (just use aUserInstallPath directly), move declarations.

Now I know scope, and the types of changes (refactoring worth reviewing if looking for breakage, not just ignorable whitespace / comment changes.)

No gripes with the overall style on this one, although interacting with a security component, I'd want multiple reviewers: https://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=2a9... .

I'd lean towards linking a screenshot of at least the new version of UI when the file being modified "isn't human readable" (read: is modified with something other than a text editor, even if I can totally read it) which would apply to e.g. https://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=72c... .

EDIT: Formatting, + rationale RE: changelist description.
Personally I have been a victim of this, about 7-8 years ago I was so much able to sit at one place without a phone or internet and study for 14-16 Hours. And I loved how much I was able to do in a single day, but today I find reading a book or a long article so hard (Even while writing this comment I was distracted thrice by my phone beeping for attention), In last few days I have been trying hard to get back to how It all used to be but nothing has been working. We give more attention to unimportant things today than to ourself. These digital devices and options are biggest attention seeker today and once you give them the toe they will suck you up whole inside. Please help me with some methods if anyone has I would appreciate finding a way out of this digital/social mess.
React components with inline css has eliminated the need for preprocessors and stylesheet classes for my team altogether.
The passports are required to have it. ID cards aren't. My question is mostly whether the biometrics help in any way to secure passports/id cards?
More likely, battery detection is just a little broken, like most of the supercharged, application delivery platform, content-powered Web 2.0.
Thank you for both replies to my question :)
You should also be able to detect Retina/normal DPI, in addition to the reported resolution. A bit of "responsive" CSS and checking what was selected using JS should be enough?
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Users will be paid for watching ads. It's an innovative approach.
Hillary is your next president, its a done deal.

Trump is the president you deserve though. He seems closer in personality to the average american.
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I think, no. For example, the most popular social network in ex-USSR countries vk.com has cool video service too (even with adult content), but it can't replace neither youtube, nor vimeo there.
To me this just shows his lack of experience working with a big project where using things like variables and scoping things helps a lot. And what about mixins? To me they are a great tool to fight code duplication, especially once you start dealing with responsiveness for multiple hundred of elements and need to generate similar styling based on dimentions of a screen, I can't imaging maintaining a big site using regular css, it would be a nightmare.
The issue with centralization is that you don't have to name one company where Slack is the weak point in the chain: a good exploit might get you access to data from 1000 companies. Then Slack could be a better target even if it's 999 times more secure than the weakest link at each individual company (assuming the attacker doesn't have a very specific, one-track target).
I actually implemented an eclipse plugin which recorded every keypress (among other things) for my 3rd year project at uni.
The speedtest http://webkay.robinlinus.com/scripts/speedtest.js downloads a 5mb file from http://www.kenrockwell.com/contax/images/g2/examples/3112003....

You might want to change that to something on a big company CDN to avoid killing kenrockwell.com's server.
The term "race" was most likely coined by Immanuel Kant, in German as rassen, to name his view that there were actually different kinds of people. The more common view before Kant was that environment shaped people.

It's not really true that race is a "socially construct". It's a specific belief about the nature of human beings, attributable to a specific person.

As a fun side note, being "racist" means believing that race is a real thing. It has nothing to do with what one thinks of different races, how one feels about them, or whether or not one feels differently about them at all. Just be living that "race" names something true about humans makes a person a racist.
What I don't fully understand: are they going to replace google ads with their own ads? Is it even legal? There are battles whether blocking ads is legal, but replacing someone's ads with your own ads looks like potential trouble. Imagine if Google Chrome will adopt that approach.

And if they won't replace other ads but only interact with their partners, I don't see how that'll work. There are billions of websites, unless they got some really big contracts, they won't make it.

Interesting project, anyway.
On a modern computer with SSD drive the iteration time is actually negligible for a not too complex stylesheet; auto-reloading might even be faster than manually refreshing your browser without a build chain.
This algo will show photos with more likes on top. I wanna see photos from people and not this hashtagspam pushed crap in my timeline. Instagram fails at catching spam all the time. More likes = more views = more likes. The same problem facebook has right now. I wanna see pics of my follower and not only the "pages" with photographic skills + photoshop + hashtagspam.

It's getting less social and more like magazine-subscription of channels.
Even if the camera was on the officer’s glasses or hat, the up-close footage would be confusing.

The original footage was not confusing, in my opinion. It was fabricated to look like a violent interaction faced by an officer, and that is the most likely situation. The audio off is necessary for the fabrication.

A camera mounted on the officer's glasses/hat would only make it even clearer as there'd be less jerk. Perhaps a larger viewing angle would be useful too.
You gave the device access (to yourself), you must take it away...

From the other side, I have very little social interaction (no phone or Facebook) and I'm not so sure it's a better choice. Sure, I have free time, but I am also "out of the loop", which has it's own social stigma.
android too

I never see the slack app in my top battery users; I saw the hipchat app in the top battery users all the time before I uninstalled the app. I don't leaving it running for work, but not at the expense of 10-15% of my battery.
IMO there is no boring part in the video, introductions serve purpose.
Looking at his other articles on his blog I stumbled upon this one: http://www.456bereastreet.com/archive/201304/responsive_drop...

He recommends using images in order to create a shadow...and that was in the middle of 2013, when "box-shadow" css attribute was supported by all major browsers with some prefixes...and the funniest part is that he is using shadow image as an :after pseudo-element which has the same browser support as the "box-shadow", this tells a lot about his CSS skills.
Is everybody a racist?
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That you need to invoke undefined behavior to remove the compare instruction is only the symptom. The actual disease is nullable pointers themselves, which create the need for a compare instruction at every pointer dereference in the first place.
I'm actually happy to see this... it's similar to the efforts Joyent took in getting their docker solution in place.. and I'd be really surprised if that isn't one of the goals for this effort.

I tend to lately have a Linux server VM on my desktop, and then SSH into it to do linux things... not having to setup a VM is a bonus imho... Being able to run actual docker, better still, as handling the VM's copy of docker images, and making them accessible outside isn't always fun.

In the end, I think it's pretty cool, and scary all at once.. mainly because too many developers take no effort to making their apps work across platforms... not just Windows, but the BSD and Solaris variants.
It will be awesome if someone can animate these into a movie or a gif.
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I just visit the website of the local cinema, but I see your point. I wouldn't mind actively opting for some sort of local search whenever localized information is exactly what I want, but with Google I seem to have no choice in the matter.
This is correct, but there were large independentist brigades comprised of volunteers. Indeed that's how this civil war started.

Now there is a formal army of "unrecognized republics" formed from same volunteers plus a lot of locals who are just in it for the pay. The morale is correspondingly much lower.

AFAIK Russian army did some heavy lifting but not on the regular basis. They merely protect "republics" from collapse.
I love SASS. After years of wroting vanilla CSS, you really get to appreciate some of its features e.g nesting, variables.

The problem is this: for small websites, you don't need to pay a lot of money to get a lot of work done. These are not the greatest developers who use the latest and greatest tools. They write decent vanilla CSS, HTML, JS and that's about it.

For large projects, I would use SASS but for smaller projects that won't grow much greater, for which I have a lot of, CSS is just fine. Gulp, SASS et al complicate the mix and make it harder to get things done and projects turning a profit at a small scale.
Visiting a link exposes also a lot on default. Browser, OS, Resolution. The major browsers are not build for this needs. Best experience first. BTW: There are extensions to block webrtc ip leak.
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My desktop system is saying the exact same thing.

The page also thinks my system is flat on a table. Close; the screens are, while the tower's on the floor :P
> To me this just shows his lack of experience working with a big project where using things like variables and scoping things helps a lot.

Honestly depends on how you structure the HTML and CSS. I've worked on some very, very large projects stretching across 15 subcontractors and we did not use css preprocessors. It wasn't even an issue really.

CSS is really great at cascading properly. Most of the times I've seen where people want to use variables could have been just as easily accomplished via inheriting from a top level style.

But I'm not going to sit here and tell you you're an idiot for using CSS preprocessors. They serve a purpose. They work. Yes they complicate things further but if it helps you deliver faster I'm not going to complain...much :)
That's what I like about Lisp's s-expressions: Every operator is syntactically equivalent, so there tend not to be as many "forgotten tricks". You just write the code that does the thing.
Almost every single comment here is berating this guy for not using SASS, saying he's wrong. Just because he does it a different way doesn't mean it's wrong. Can we please disagree while respecting the guys decision to do what he wants?

There's more than one way to solve a problem, especially in the coding world. There are always "better" ways, but at the end of the day, if plain css works for him and he can solve the problem with it, more power to him. Let's not get the pitchforks out please.
> There are only a finite number of elements, and these elements are prouduced in similar ways due to radioactive decay and stellar processes. Of these, a simple study shows that carbon is best.

Maybe another element (or compound) performs better in certain conditions or in the presence of certain catalizators than carbon. We have not detected this because we do not have the conditions to perform the experiments, or maybe we haven't found the right proportions of catalizator to compound, or maybe we have not even tried that specific combination.

There are maybe other stables elements that we have not yet discovered, with >1000 protons in the nucleus: another isle of stability which we do not know about because the stars do not easily reach it when going supernova.

Maybe there are other organization structures (not atoms) for matter that do not occur in this part of the universe. "Chemistry" would be very different then.

There are too many variables: humankind is very young, science is in its infancy, we have a very limited spectrum of the possible conditions / materials at our disposal, and anyway the possibilities that the universe offers are way too big for us to make any final statement.

The universe has been running for a long time, in a massive parallelized manner: it sure has found possibilities that we do not even dare of dreaming about.

> These materials and conditions may exist somewhere in the universe, but are not nearly as likely as carbon and water.

You can be right there, but what is more likely: carbon and water or "the rest of possible alternatives"? It could be that carbon+water is the most common option, but still most life in the universe is based in lots of different alternatives.
Why we need autonomous-only roads, not just cars like the Tesla Model 3
This all depends on what you consider 'success.' You're gonna be a corpse in the ground sooner or later, and if you spend most your life digging gold out of mines for 20 hours a day, I wouldn't call that a success. It may be a sacrifice. But if all you've got to show for it is wealth, then why bother?
What do you mean by "scripting mode"?
Happy to oblige:

http://examine-islam.org/islam-and-the-uk-some-facts/
I am not with you there: in my opinion conscience is an emergent property of the way matter (in this case probably the human brain) is organized.
I stopped using jQuery a good while ago now - it's greatest strength was in flattening differences between browsers. Now there aren't so many of those, I just don't feel the need.

If you haven't tried writing "raw" JS in a while give it a try. You might be surprised.
I love these and do them too. I built an app to search craigslist in 2007 across multiple neighborhoods and regions and plot the results on a map. This was roughly 6 or 7 years before Craigslist added these features I think. I found a great apartment with it, as did some friends. Fun, and learned some cool stuff. Another one was a Wordpress plugin for Facebook comments before Facebook released the official one and the existing ones were hard to use. People loved it, and again I learned a lot. Side projects rock!
# 8 - "Slider or Image" immediately made me think of http://shouldiuseacarousel.com
No. Java has nullable pointers and almost all JVMs implement them with a pointer to address 0 and unmap the first couple of pages of the address space. That will cause a fault, leading to a signal, which is then handled to materialize and throw the exception. No compare. Just naked loads/stores with fixed offsets. The disease is multiple (implementation) inheritance.
It remains an issue for the origin server if the DDoS targets uncacheable content.
Has the distinction between basic and applied research become irrelevant?
Understood. Thanks for everything you gave to the Python community!
> To prevent your browser from leaking information about your software use NoScript.

Surely you can source this information (OS and browser) from the User Agent?