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I don't see how you can read that in those texts. Also, I'm sure facebook would be open to fix that given the tools to do so (maybe http proxy).

Plus I find it extremely hard to believe a government is concerned about it's citizen's privacy. I find it much more likely that the Egyptian government wanted guarantees that it could spy on everything done on Egyptian wireless networks.

It seems to me what that sentence is saying is just the opposite of what you claim : that Facebook refused to let the Egyptian government spy on all traffic over their free basics.
What's the point of doing that? I get that you want a language to bootstrap itself, but if you skip the experience of actually writing the compiler, and the code you have to maintain is a weird non-idiomatic machine-generated thing, what have you gained?
But what utility has to do with this?
It's funny isn't it. Search engines are now better but return less useful results.

As a programmer I know exactly what I'm looking for and I'm telling you that in my search terms. Also, as a programmer I'm not just using the characters a-z, but also $'"#@%?!+ ++ etc. If I use them, but you don't, then you will be returning the wrong results. You don't need ai, fuzzy logic etc, just to tell me which pages contain text which matches my search string. I'd be perfectly happy just crafting a regex in json if it makes things easier for you.
They are entering a new market and trying to win market share, I'm surprised at this vulnerable time they are doing this so early. I think a big segment of their target market will be more sensitive to this stuff as supposed to general population at this early stage as well.
I was wondering what SSA meant, I think I'm right in saying this is the correct wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Static_single_assignment_form
I'm not, I have seen code like this where a variable is named after its value when created and then colours swapped out later.
Exactly. I was walking over 3 kilometers (2 miles) to school since I was 7 years old (I started school at 6, so I my parents drove me for a year to adjust). Nowadays parents treat their kids like they were made of candy glass.
Tipjoy tried this, it didn't pan out at the time.
I'm running a mid 2012 macbook with a Geforce 650M and unreal runs very well, runs even better when I boot into windows. Looking forward to trying the new Metal renderer. For me, Unreal wins on its its extensibility, being able to expose custom functionality to the artist, access to the source even if only for reference.
Where I grew up, you had to live more than 2.2 miles to qualify for the bus. I lived 2.1. Not an ideal distance to walk, especially since most of it was major roads without sidewalks
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It's answered in the post:

A common question that comes up is “why not just convert to the IR of {llvm,gcc,...} and go from there?” I think there are 3 major reasons:

- Compiler speed. I intend our SSA IR, and the optimizer passes implemented on top of that IR, to be fast by design. We’ll aim for linear-time algorithms wherever possible. The backends of other possible compilers weren’t really designed with fast compile speed in mind.

- Runtime information. The runtime needs accurate maps of stack frames for both GC and stack copying, something that is not available from standard backends today.

- An additional dependence. Do we want a {llvm,gcc,...} backend as a prerequisite for building Go? (Note that this would only be an issue for those developing Go, not those writing Go programs.)

I’m happy to be convinced otherwise - maybe we should throw our effort into getting frame maps out of {llvm,gcc,...} and figuring out how to configure the backend (e.g. which optimizations to turn on) to make it compile quickly.
See here: https://github.com/ember-vcl
All these components make use of the VCL. The integration is bassically CSS class names. And more formally, you can add a dependncy to the required NPM packages. However, we did not do this yet in the Ember VCL.
The vast majority of colleges lose money on college sports. And when I say "money", I mean millions of dollars that come directly out of students' pockets in higher fees. Here are the numbers: http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2014/08/ncaa_study_finds_...

WaPo writeup: http://www.washingtonpost.com/sf/sports/wp/2015/11/23/runnin...

"The frantic spending race is playing out differently across the country. Higher coaches salaries, while common, are just part of an array of expenses soaring at athletic departments that fail to profit.

At the University of California Berkeley, the mortgage on athletics buildings went from $0 to $23.4 million in a decade. At the University of Wisconsin, annual maintenance and spending on facilities went from $10.5 million to $38.2 million. At Florida State, pay for athletics staffers — not including coaches — went from $7.7 million to $15.7 million. At other schools, rising costs for travel, severance pay, recruiting and other items combine to keep athletics in the red."
what happens to mediocre people? are we fucked?

and being successful at one time does not necessarily guarantee later success. Mozart died alone and with no money. Turing killed himself at the age of 41. It's not hard to look for more recent examples.
That's something I'm still trying to wrap my head around since I moved to the US. Some classes start before 8am, sometimes closer to 7am. This is insanity.

When I see the school bus picking up kids in my neighborhood at 6.45 I feel so sorry for the poor bastards. A buddy once told me that they start so early because they need the buses later for little kids.

And it has other bad impacts. They most likely get breakfast around 6am. How can they keep it together until 12pm? So of course, they snack on a bag of Cheezy Poofs in the morning. Doesn't help with good eating habits.
Why is the Tesla Model 3's dashboard so weird?
What would be the browser equivalent of "once you get big enough to make $y thousand a year"?
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You can skip past the signup form using the skip button.

Nice work btw!
This it how it always works with everything. You "copycat" your way to the state-of-the-art and only then start innovating. Otherwise you're just reinventing the wheel. Once China completely catches up it will start it's own thing, I am sure.
I love tmux but it appears to be messing with my terminal colors for some reason, especially in vim and after enabling 256 color mode.(Also the line numbers in vim appears to be bold in tmux when they aren't if run directly from the terminal, weird.)
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Haven't read into this, but what's to stop ad-watching farms?
I just registered at CryEngine because of your comment. Unfortunately, I can't find out how I can get the source after registering for an account. There's only a link to a 'launcher', but it's a .exe and doesn't seem to run on Linux. Googling lands me in their manual that does have a page on compiling for linux, but nowhere does it say how to get the source.

Maybe I'm not a typical game developer, as I don't like to do my actual developing on Windows, but in UE4 I've always felt as a well-loved second class citizen.
> "The C.I.A. initially declined to comment when it was asked earlier this week about Mr. Laux’s book. On Friday afternoon, a spokesman said in a statement that maybe “with age and greater maturity” Mr. Laux might at one point have a different perspective on his time at the agency"
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Thank you! I hate this massive imbalance in the publicity. UE4 gets almost everything. When a game is in UE4, you can be sure it will be mention in every article about the game, likely even in the title.

But CryEngine? Nothing. CE5 was released and the only thing that's happened was that a few people found out CE(4) existed.
Hi all! I'm the owner of the GitHub repo linked above. It's called "DAT8" because it was the 8th session of General Assembly's part-time Data Science course in Washington, DC.

Here's a bit of history, if you're interested:

- General Assembly launched a standardized Data Science course curriculum in mid-2013. The course used lots of slides, and taught both Python and R.

- Over time, the curriculum evolved in different directions as instructors around the world made their own modifications, both in terms of what was taught and how it was taught. By early 2015, I think all instructors had moved to teaching Python only.

- I taught the course five times starting in mid-2014. Over the course of those five sessions, I rewrote nearly all of the lessons and converted most of them to IPython/Jupyter notebooks. I would estimate that 95% of the material in the DAT8 repo is my original lessons.

- Earlier this year (2016), General Assembly rewrote and relaunched a standardized Data Science course curriculum. Therefore, if you take this course in the future, I would expect that you will be learning from that new curriculum.

For what it's worth, I wrote a 4000-word essay [1] about data science education after teaching the course the first time.

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[1] http://www.dataschool.io/teaching-data-science/
The earlier Apple ]['s would dump you into the monitor instead of Applesoft when you hit the RESET key, after resetting the CIN and COUT vectors which disable DOS, so you had to type 3D0G to warm start DOS, hook them back up and re-enter BASIC.

The RESET key was so unfortunately placed, and earlier models had very soft springs, which Apple eventually stiffened in later models, so there was a whole industry of after market RESET key protectors [1] (like a square plastic tube that slides over the key so you have to stick your finger down into it to RESET), to prevent you from having to type 3D0G so often.

[1] http://apple2history.org/history/ah13/#13
Because the whole idea of the VCL is to be JS-less and thus logicless. We want to leave this to Ember, Angular, React etc. That's why we are framework agnostic.
That's not at all the impression I got from the book. What I got from the book is that the battle against Franco was taken up by good people doing their best, and were undermined by the Communists and ignored by the western powers until they were destroyed by the Fascists.
Aren't you missing details about the screen resolution and ppi?
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> Then set the elements which should have a primary color with that class.

But now your markup is littered with styling classes, and you could end up with a .secondary button with a .primaryColor class.

In vanilla css, the only way to really define something like a primary color just once and have it apply correctly to all elements is to define it at a high level in a deeply nested cascade. This of course all breaks as soon as you add a container element and have to go back and add another level of nesting to your css.

Variables in css should be standard.
I recommend business grade HP and Asus, and of course apple anything is still a good call.
Because they not neither modular and thus it's not possible to integrate them with sound package management systems like NPM, bower etc. You can only get the whole blob, with the VCL you can depend on a set of fine grained CSS modules.
Can anyone explain how should I go about writing unit tests for JavaScript? The code mostly creates the ui (i.e. create button and input controls dynamically) and then displays and updates data. We thought about using intern but I don't really know what should the tests be about. The backend is already test driven so I don't have to test that the data is actually saved.
Automatic translation for most of the code where it doesn't make a difference

Then you can get this base and start improving on it
I guess I'm an outlier. I went to bed usually before 10:00 pm and got up early. I could change my schedule (for summer months, for example, I would sleep in).

But it meant I didn't know what happened on the cool TV shows and I couldn't see late-night (East coast). Not something I let bother me.

I think it's more about discipline than people give credit for. Farmers, arguably rooted in schedules that developed before electricity and TV, are up very early (even I had to adjust when I worked on a farm- but I did). We would get up near or even before sunrise so that we were ready to work when it got light.

So I agree with frik. I have a feeling this as much about discipline and self control as anything else.
> But he fought in a Trotskyist militia. With criticisms, yes. But he took up arms with communists.

That's why he was against Communism. His experience with the Communists and with being a Communist.
More developers (who don't know c (good enough), but are proficient in go) who can contribute to the compiler code long term (and improve the transpiled compiler). Other reasons would interest me as well.
"As we shift into a constantly connected state... "

That's a scary thought, if people are generally assuming that's the direction things will go.

People need time out, to disconnect and re-energise.

A "constantly connected" state seems like it would generate massive burn-out and/or mental issues. :(
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I decided to make this after seeing that wit.ai's official ruby client was only able to send messages to wit ai and get the json response back. I made an entire library to request things from wit.ai, create bots to respond to intents, ect.
Geez, if I put all my high school books in my bag it weighed 40 pounds (I measured it once). And the cold weather means walking wasn't always an option.
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" our ad-matching partner takes a share (15%), we take our share (15%), we reserve the user revenue share of the total payment (15%)"

I missed the part about the user getting a chunk of it. This makes way more sense now.
One of the reasons that I don't use css preprocessors is actually because it promotes very aggressive de-duplication of code. Keeping code duplication to a minimum is a healthy practice for any project, but I find that it is usually a pre-mature optimization for a project where the requirements keep changing a lot (which is especially true for we dev projects).

The disadvantage you get with css preprocessors in this case is that you have lots of tight coupling between a large number of concepts, and you're much more likely to subtly break something unrelated by updating your highly generic code. People have cited 'big' projects as being one of the main reasons to use these preprocessors, but more and more, I find that as projects become larger and larger tight coupling becomes a bigger problem. In this case duplicating code can often the solution, and not the problem (because it reduces coupling).

Of course, after you've shipped the feature you should take time to carefully refactor all the duplication into a common location, but companies often don't give you time for this critical last part.
Jesus christ.

The amount of money BS graduates make at Google is giving me a complex.
I've submitted the original source for this article, but use the slightly editorialised title from Engadget's article[0] on the matter as the original's title of "What I've been working on" doesn't make any sense without context. I hope this is OK.

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I think advertisers should pay me directly to show me some ads. That would incentivise them to show me just ads that have non-zero probability of succeeding.

Every user could decide, how much information about himself he shares with advertiser (even up to eyetracking with webcam if user wants) and how high he prices adspace before his eyes. Advertisers could filter out whom they would like to serve their ads based on the price and information user was willing to disclose and past success of the ads that were presented to him.

If we agree that ads are good then most targeted ads that us as much information each user is willing to share are the best ones. If we agree that ads are bad, why not just ban them altogether and replace them with one single directory of stuff and stuff providers where customer would go to when he needs some stuff.
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How about this: https://facebook.github.io/jest/

It lets you run your tests on node.js, so your test runner does not have to start a browser etc.
Afaik the dupe checker checks against whatever is currently cached in memory. It does not check dupes against items on disk. Effectively, it is a dupe heuristic. If someone recently accessed the previous submission, the dupe checker detects it.
How very convenient that we have schools as a catch-all scapegoat for everything that is wrong with society. I'm sure teachers are enthused about getting lots of tips by armchair experts about how they should do their work.
Side note: I thought it was a side project of the ING bank because of the orange lion: http://www.ing.com/Over-ons/Onze-berichten/Geschiedenis-van-...

I hope this wont cause any trouble for Brave.
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Thanks.

Yes. Maybe it is not particular clear. If you click skip your data gets stored in the local storage of the browser. Because there is a cache manifest you can run it completely offline using this way.
How about we grill those people with leaf blowers and lawn mowers?

http://www.edmunds.com/car-reviews/features/emissions-test-c...

http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/story?id=98532&page=1

Those little engines are particularly bad.
but people who are babysitters

You hit the nail on the head with this one. High school hours are specifically set to end earlier than elementary and middle school hours. This is so that high schoolers can pick up their younger siblings and walk them home while parents are still at work.
I wouldn't say it's innovative, given the existence of companies like AllAdvantage [1] or ePIPO [2] well over a decade ago.

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

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zango_%28company%29#1999.E2.80...
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I lived 2km from my primary school, and 4km from my middle and high school. My school bag was 16kg.

And it was easily possible to walk there, or later, bike there. (although I had to walk every now and so often when my bike broke down in -14°C in winter).

I don’t really see where the issue is?
See my reply to kbenson for my uneasyness with casualness and human orientation of names. :)

But following my gut feeling for completeness in bikeshedding:

say → Two things irk me, also in other languages. First is the where of writing out. Which is missing here. So I'd always use it as a method of the corresponding handle, here STDOUT. What to name the method? .write would be used for generalized writing (print in Perl6, I think). .writeLine for writing with Newline. And yes, say seem to write a custom representation of the written objects. STDOUT.writeRepresentation would be to long even for me. ;) So .. Stdout.writeRepr(), maybe.

.hyper, .race → If I understand .race correctly after some googling (the Perl6 docs seem to be very sparse), it doesn't returns the result of a race, e.g. a winner or an ordering from winner to loser. Instead it transforms an Iterable into a parallel processing pipeline with custom map/filter/... methods which do their work on parallel workers.
Iterable::inParallel / Iterable::inOrderedParallel would be my compromise.

start → I don't have a Problem with Promise.start but with the corresponding global routine. Start seems so be a too often used concept for different things, most of them custom defined by the user of the language. But I don't know how pervasive usage of promises is in Perl 6, so maybe it is warranted.
Yesterday I found a good, extremely lightweight (986 bytes uncompressed) alternative, extends Array.prototype:

https://github.com/finom/balalaika/

If that's too much, there's an even more extreme version (379 chars):

https://github.com/finom/bala
Wow that's interesting how for Brown line the median income is already high for Addison and stays relatively constant all the way downtown
Different cultures I guess. I definitely would not have done that as a kid, my parents wouldn't have allowed me to, and someone would have called the police if they saw a 10y/o walking along these roads
It was auto-translated from C to Go. This means, they replaced well-written C code with badly (unoptimized, nonidiomatic) Go code. The reason was, to guarantee that the initial Go based version was identical to the proven C version.

With the releases subsequent to 1.5 the cleanup and enhancement process of the Go version started and now it shows nice results.

I think its one really great feature of Go, that the whole build/runtime infrastructure is written in Go itself. So, everyone who is fluent in Go can easily read and possible enhance the infrastructure.