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I've tried a couple cross platform frameworks (mostly Xamarin and PhoneGap/Cordova) and am aware of some challenges there.

To me, Xamarin is like programming for each platform, just in C# and with another layer of bugs (and weirdness, I would say, and don't even mention Xamarin Forms). Of course, you get the possibility to share BL in a common layer, but pay for it in terms of instability and complexity to get stuff working native-like. Good for trivial GUI, BL-heavy apps I guess, but not for complex GUI, little shared BL apps.

PhoneGap/Cordova has some serious complications when it comes to predictable rendering due to the plethora of possible rendering engines you may encounter. Any non-trivial layout/styling can be completely messed up on different platforms, or even different versions of the same platform. Also it can be a challenge to achieve native performance and feel.

How would you say React Native compares?

It seems it could be more able to adapt to the platform compared to PhoneGap/Cordova, and easier (perhaps) to work with than Xamarin.

I'm considering using it in an upcoming project where both Android and iOS are required, and given my lack of iOS-experience, it seems like a good alternative.
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> When the teens who use tumblr today become older, there might even be some emotional/sentimental value in Tumblr for them.

Would it not be in danger of becoming something like LiveJournal? Where the users are an ever narrower segment of a slightly older demographic group, with no growth.
One thing I don't see discussed in "tax the rich" discussions about US politics is that it actually often means "tax the capital". But capital is very mobile in modern world; the moment you increase tax on capital gains in US, markets rebalance, and capital moves to other parts of the worlds, reaching some kind of risk/gain equilibrium.

For me, an outsider, the US was always in contrast with other first world countries in terms of how lucrative it to the capital, and how powerful and healthy the whole economy is on a large scale, and how quickly it recovered after 2007, compared to other economies that were similarly affected. Everybody moves to US for jobs, or to start a business. Doesn't US left wing sees that as something worth preserving?
Not at the moment, but the author still can change their mind about that. It's also likely that the author doesn't know that a lack of license makes code proprietary (thanks to the Berne Convention).
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Of course it is. ADR is a quirky viral smash. This will happen again.
Not if I want to update system software for some reason and I'm running a server.
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Can you inunstall XCode again once you have installed a compiler, toolchain, and git via Homebrew?
That's a nice writeup!

However, it's a pity that this article doesn't show the example code for the final API (monadic streams), but only for the other discussed APIs (loop, streams).

Also, the examples should contain some error handling (at least roughly), so the advantages of the monadic streams API can be highlighted more clearly.
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To elaborate on your point - from the article:

"They are comment-thread poison – men’s rights activists who act as if articles about women’s issues are their gender’s single biggest problem, climate change deniers who will drag any conversation about energy policy into murky pseudo-science, and borderline racists for whom there is no issue that cannot be pinned on immigration (UK) or black people (US)."

...incidentally these are all people strongly opposing (perhaps to an extreme) some political positions of The Guardian. Not a single example of people strongly supporting (perhaps to an extreme) some political positions of The Guardian - these could never become "comment-thread poison."
Wow, my innocent question seems to have pissed off a few people!

Anyway, so only system updates can update the OS X system? Which involves a system reboot? How does the "system protected" software get updated?

But not making it easy to update flawed software sounds like a great vector for malware.
He could have left the money in the corporation. He's not very smart, tax wise.
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Right, if its so easy then why don't Apple update git more frequently then?
Those people are probably off being "comment-thread poison" trolls on right-wing websites.
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To be honest, the article is thin on details and full of speculations. The pilot thinks he struck something resembling a drone but I doubt he would be able to tell the nature of the object from a moving plane.

The reason I greatly doubt it is a drone is that the number of drones is relatively low while the number of birds is high. There are economic and legal incentives for _not_ flying close to airports so I think the number of possible accidents is massively overblown. In light of these facts, I await more proof of the fact it was a drone, because now, I see none.

I don't believe that the British Airways have fabricated this report, it's just that they don't seem to be sure of if being a drone themselves.
It is not necessary to run anything except "git clone". An attacker can construct a repository such that merely attempting to clone it would execute arbitrary code. This is why the vulnerability was given a CVSS base severity score of 9.8 (out of a possible 10).
Being cool is a big selling point.
IAP and Ads are not 'cool' for users or reviewers.

Maybe this success needed a the lack of Cruft and Crud.
I submitted mine

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Somebody chuckled at me at a job interview when I showed this website :(
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What a sad state of affairs... I used to discount the pessimists, but it appears that large segments of the population are indeed completely lost for any media that doesn't involve moving images.

From what I read (even on HN) these people aren't just happy they can currently get most content for free – they actively loathe the so-called 'traditional media', to the point where they'd welcome the bankruptcy of the NYT or WSJ. It's going to be a dark future if we're to rely on tumblr to keep us informed. Donald Trump may one day represent the index case for the plague that killed the US's civil society.

I'm still hoping for media to find sustainability online. I don't quite get why there's no Spotify for publishers yet. I feel like I'm grossly underpaying for my media consumption – yet I'm not going to pay >250$-800$/yr to any single publication for the 4 or 5 articles I read per month. There must be millions of people who'd gladly pay 500$/yr for universal access.
To be fair to Thatcher - and as a Labour member, it's not often I feel compelled to be so - it was Callaghan's cabinet that made the call to use it as tax cut fodder first, but that does not mean Thatcherism is blameless.

Good article on this topic (and Thatcher messing it up further) here: http://www.tribunemagazine.org/2014/03/thatcherism-a-complet...
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Reparations or not this ep of This American Life gave me a new perspective on some of the related issues

http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/512/h...
Will power consumes mental energy. Fighting the urge not to consume the cheap sugary food all around you is not something many people have the resources to do - especially the poor, who are under stress and therefore have fewer cognitive resources to devote to willpower. Drop the politics and think about things logically - then reintroduce your emotion. If you manage it you will be outraged at the disgusting setup of modern society.
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Measured concern about something unfamiliar, or with elements contrary to one's beliefs is certainly reasonable, as long as it's proportionate. My parents are devout Christians and were a little concerned about D&D and were aware of the controversy, but we had a few short conversations on the subject and that was that. Fair enough.

I did have a really good laugh at some of the Jack Chick comics. That was the extreme end of the ant-D&D looney fringe, but it was so infantile in it's extreme depictions and outrageous in it's claims that I saw it as a valuable tool. I'm sure he did do a lot of damage and caused some harm, but for me being able to point to something so clearly absurd seemed helpful. I was confident that anyone in my circle of family or acquaintances would be able to see the absurd side of the claims by Chick and his kind. That meant anyone agitating against D&D or roleplaying games in general could be put on the defensive because they would need to show that their objections weren't absurd in the same way.
And the problem with socialism is that you run out of other people's money.
Only 70k comments a day?

As a someone who has been a reddit default moderator for 6+ years (I help out in more than 1 default subreddit), I'd say they're still small time. It's so bad over on reddit that even with a fully active staff, we have to utilize bots to automate much of the work. Without those bots, it would be impossible to have a community at the sizes we're talking. We simply wouldn't exist.

He overstates how bad the job is because they've never experienced "true" bad... The author should see if he could intern for a month on one of reddit's busier subreddits. If he asks, I'd be more than willing to give him an inside peek into one of our subreddits. Weekly 4chan raids, intra-subreddit brigades, people (spammers, SEO types, marketers, etc) trying to game us to reach the front page for profit, and then to add on top of that, we have all the same trolls and racists and psychopaths theguardian has to deal with. That's actually not true, they're not the same, there are more of them on reddit. Many, many more.

I know this isn't a competition, but I look at the average comment there and I can get a feel for what moderating there must be like. And I have to say, it looks like paradise compared to reddit. It would be a vacation and even that would probably be an understatement. Though, TheGuardian is the 128th largest website in the world while reddit is 28th (9th largest in the U.S). That's quite the discrepancy.
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In the late 1800s there wasn't any legal support for organized labor. Companies had the right to simply fire everyone who went on strike. After that it's just a question of moving squatters off your property, and for that you go to the police. That's not a question of CEO political influence - the laws unions needed to survive hadn't been passed yet.
The answer to your question is that it doesn't really matter which resource you choose to learn from. You should be learning from everything you can - there is an unbelievable array of learning resource on the Internet for JavaScript, just get started.

The absolute very best way to learn to program is by actually building a real project and trying to ship it. Not some sample thing, not some toy or exercise, the real thing.

Nothing will teach you to program faster than the necessity of implementing something.

Whilst you are building, just read, read, read read. Eventually some lights will start to come on.

You need relentless drive and and total unwillingness to give up.

Programming is really only truly learned by doing.

And the learning experience will be extremely frustrating. It helps if you know what to expect, which I wrote about here: http://fourlightyears.blogspot.com/2015/04/frustration-and-e...
Sorry if I came across that way myself. As for updates - I'm not sure; I should figure that out when I have the chance.
yes, that is why you set path variable in your bash_profile so that when you do 'which git', you are not pointed to /usr/bin/git but /usr/local/bin/git. you might also want to do sudo chmod a-x to /usr/bin/git.
You'd like them to improve people's lives by continutuing to invest in coal? You think that forgoing a minuscule return (or actually probably increasing return) to dampen an industry that is demonstratably harming people in the present and probably harming people into the future is helping people?
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In addition to the other comments, regarding the debt repayments to the US: The only reason it took so long was that the interest rate was fixed at such a low rate that there was no compelling reason to pay it back early - most years the interest rate was below inflation. It'd have been trivial for the UK to pay back faster, but it'd have been silly to do so all the time the debt has basically gotten cheaper and cheaper by the year.
I agree with other posters that this is a kind of minimalism. Brutalism comes from a literally concrete (the material) form of minimalism known as "Béton brut"[0] which led to Brutalism[1] - there is nothing brutal about these examples.

[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C3%A9ton_brut
[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brutalist_architecture
Some folks install git on the server, sure. Do you know every single use case of every single server?
And yet I don't see a micropayments solution from either yet for when the ad-pocalypse hits.
I'm talking about how you got this version of git on this server. A server that's so mission critical that you're not allowed to reboot it.

Why would you install Xcode on such a important box?
Well whoever acquired Norway's stake in the oil industry probably lost out since making that investment last year, so that fungible money now is gone.
I don't really have an opinion on what the optimal capital gain tax rate is, but wrt your specific point of capital being mobile in the sense of being able to evade a higher tax rate (as opposed to being mobile in the sense of being able to choose what to invest in) - I'm not sure it is except for the few very, very rich people. If an American divests from US stocks and reinvests the capital in European or Asian stocks, AFAIK they still have to pay taxes for their capital gains, and Americans specifically even have to pay capital gain taxes if they move elsewhere, unless they renounce their citizenship. Certainly pension funds managing the capital of millions of Americans will pay a higher capital gain tax regardless of where they invest the capital and millions of Americans will not emigrate as a result. As to corporations, the US is making it tougher to escape its unusually high tax rate on profits by targeting "inversions" right now.

So while I'd guess that higher taxes will hurt growth at some point, I'm not sure that they're that easy to escape; perhaps I'm missing some obvious loopholes.
I think similarly (I sometimes write code like this

let A be sth
X be sth else, ...

and then the equations and predicates and pseudocode using one-letter names). Then I change these to regular variable names of course (my friends don't think it's readable).

I also really like the fact that in clojure identifiers can use math symbols exactly for this reason. I love the fact that + is a regular function, that I don't have to wrap it to reduce or map with it, and don't have to remember how to turn it from infix to prefix or vice-versa. That it works with any number of arguments. Same with <, >, =.

This the prettiest definition of dot product I've seen in any programming language

(reduce + (map * v1 v2))

It's great because with 2 very universal language constructs you get to express tons of stuff cleanly. There's no incidental complexity there.

But I just can't force myself to like Haskell operator-happy style. I've tried learning Haskell a few times, and never sticked to it for more than a week, because operators everywhere just make my uneasy, and there's too much specialized version of functions.

I tried to learn common lisp a few times before clojure and nvere managed to get through the weird historical naming nonsense. Haskell sometimes feels like common lisp in that respect.
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You just agreed with the fact that the motivation to produce new code didn't die - indie games have to be written in the first place to end up on torrent sites. Breaking the DRM and torrenting does not stop people from writing new ones.

Regarding the ratio of purchases/downloads, the argument goes back to the usual questions: 1) if the torrents didn't exist, how would the number of purchases change (i.e. are those lost sales, or were they never potential sales to begin with); and 2) what's the promotion channel for indie bands? I purchased a lot of music because I heard about it from someone who had a pirated copy. Now at least we've got Spotify discovery, Google music tailored radios, etc. working for us, but it's still not a lot.
Perhaps they should. But then again, a large percentage of Linux users use distros that lag even further behind (albeit arguably with a better security fix backporting process)... stability is valuable too.
> They might be using an internet provider that injects content such as ads into their web traffic, or they might even be in a country where the government routinely surveils its citizens.

I love those subtle hints to the NSA. (Also, here in Germany the BND isn't any different in spirit, they're just technically less capable than the NSA.)
>We have evolved in a very specific way, such that we are limited in the bandwidth of our transmitted communications, as well as in our ability to memorize large vocabularies.

Maybe one of the reasons we can't quite bridge the communication gap and "do inter-species communication" is that we feel that we are above the target species in question, evolution-wise.

Maybe this is a huge mistake to make to think that we have evolved to handle complexity, rather than devolved to avoid simplicity.. I don't know, but if I could talk to a dolphin about it, I really wonder what they'd say.

(Seriously, I've thought about this often, since I came to understand Zipfs Law in the 80's and listened to too many Devo lyrics..)

Its quite possible that we're surrounded by alien communication, but are too arrogant, as a species, to be able to recognize it. I'm fairly certain we have some significant evolutionary steps to take before we can 'work it out' ..
from a certain domain

There's more than a bit of leftist elitism at work. E.g. I once made the mistake of submitting something from breitbart.com. It never appeared in 'new'.

When I'm logged in, it shows me that I've submitted 5 items. Examining my submissions anonymously only shows 4 items. Perhaps there are 5 if someone has 'showdead' on?

Putin's external propaganda site, rt.com, is OK, heaven forbid that Breitbart be afforded that same privilege.
It's called Self-handicapping, and yes it's a thing.
> So you have lots of people running Macs and running git. Great, right? Peace, love, and free software?

I'm confused about how 'Macs' and 'free software' go together?
Dividends are paid from company earnings (profits), not stock, and as such, stock price doesn't affect the ability of the firm to pay dividends. They could both have the same underlying cause though - which is, a deteriorating business condition that reduces earnings. Otherwise, e.g. if Coke's stock price falls by 50% in a recession, doesn't mean it will cut its dividend.
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Ironically, the last Guardian editor's daughter got in trouble on comments she was supposed to be moderating: http://www.thejc.com/news/uk-news/21934/guardian-editors-dau...
Well Google does have Contributor.

https://www.google.com/contributor/welcome/
Probably "yes" in the sense that it's those websites where they're being labeled "comment-thread poison", probably "no" in the sense that they certainly do comment on left-wing websites, they just don't ever "derail the discussion" in the eyes of this moderator.
Julia stands definitely on firm foundations, has a solid design and is strongly-typed too.
You are missing the wider point I fear. You seem to be so focused on git that you miss the point that there are other system utilities that are installed in /usr that you might need to patch.

And if I want to troubleshoot something odd, it would be nice to be able to hook in dtrace - without rebooting the server, flipping a switch to disable the "feature", and then troubleshoot my server's issue.
I frequently upvote submissions that have good comments, even if the article is not-so-good. There really should be two different upvotes, one for submissions the other for comments.
They should have used JEB and save some time.

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Great story!

How did you manage this:
>>- the illusion of a solid, well managed company, i.e. not a one man band<<?
To publish as a blog, just as [have? use?] a #title at the top and then "publish" on the view-note screen
The US is not just a shining city on the hill; there are huge ghettoes and income disparity is sky-high in a way that is simply unimaginable to Europeans. Recently, these disparities have reached a point where both underclasses and lower-middle-classes feel they are being screwed a bit too much, because productivity gains from automation have gone entirely to capital owners. There is only so much you can tolerate in the name of "market adaptability"; after all, Europe might have its problems but from an economic perspective is still a powerhouse.
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> It will fail. So presumably SIP correctly propagates permissions to all dentries. I'm not sure what's happening then.

/usr/bin/git is a small wrapper that invokes the actual git from either the command line developer tools or from xcode (whatever you have selected with `xcode-select`)
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And who owns the money from the north sea oil?
I would guess that whoever wrote it subtly wants to say, if web servers\apps send partial responses to requests without a Range header, then something has broken - probably somewhere between our keyboards and chairs.
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Stupid question: anyone using React Native on Android in production (other than Facebook that is)?

Would you recommend using React Native instead of developing Android apps the traditional way if I don't already have experience with Android development?
No, I'm just bored of faux-outrage and agenda pushing.

If this is such a critical issue, then reboot your Mac and disable SIP. 5 minutes and done. In the time it's taken you to post all your comments here, you could have fixed it.

[edited to add]

It's not like SIP was a secret - it was one of the major features of El Capitan. Didn't you do any research before upgrading your mission critical server to El Capitan?
> a general trend in newspaper people

It's a trend with the majority of people. There was a case recently where a UK police force (Cambridge) decided to post pictures of poorly-parked bicycles on Twitter. Many people responded by posting images of poorly-parked cars. They were branded "trolls" by the police. Apparently, peacefully, relevantly and sensibly responding to something is now called "trolling". By the police, of all people.

http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Twitter-spat-erupts-Cambridg...