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Git is pretty good at handling change, and it does it by building on a static object store plus a very thin layer of mutable names.

I think IPFS is already sufficient for that, and indeed someone has already built a chat application.

https://github.com/haadcode/orbit

The underlying IPFS event database implementation:

https://github.com/haadcode/orbit-db

I think that there's something related to subscribing to changes without any central point of failure that's not currently possible with the IPFS implementations, but I also think that this is planned.
Here is the paper: http://arxiv.org/abs/1606.02270

"EpiReader does this using two neural networks, a type of AI inspired by how neurons work in the human brain. The first neural net picks a set of likely answers based on its understanding of the paragraph. The second evaluates the reasoning used by the first to come up with the right answer."
His interpretation is how it should be read in English. It may be not how it should have been written.

> 78% of black kids had parents who grew up in the top three levels and moved down at least one.

Let B = all black kids;
BT = black kids who had parents who grew up in the top three levels;
BD = black kids who(se parents) moved down at least one level

The only way that sentence can be interpreted in English is:

|BT ∩ BD| / |B| = 78%

If what they wanted to say was:

|BT ∩ BD| / |BT| = 78%

Then the way to say that in English would have been:

> Of the black kids whose parents grew up in the top three levels, 78% moved down at least one.
I love how the code is in English but the comments are in Estonian :)
Not exactly. OpenSSH gated by SPA can only be interacted with by an attacker that can either hijack an SPA-authenticated connection, or is on the same network as the SPA client if the client must go through a NAT. This is a fairly limited set of possible attackers. For those not in this set, how can they interact with OpenSSH without first breaking SPA?
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You could adapt something like this to fit your needs: http://www.businessinsider.com/google-laszlo-bock-interview-...

This will give you the general idea of how they work. I'm sure there's classes and other resources, but we already have a training program at work so I haven't delved into them as much.
Thanks for digging this up for me :) . However,

0) leaves room for interpretation: when it says "to recombine or relink the Application with a modified version of the Linked Version to produce a modified Combined Work", should we read this as "the very same Version, modified to accommodate some needs while keeping API compatibility in mind" or a much-broader "any later Version, maybe even upstream, that may have received drastic API changes" ?

1) has boundaries: you are supposed to be able to "operate properly with a modified version of the Library __that is interface-compatible__ with the Linked Version". This notion of interface-compatibility seems here to prevent an attacker from saying to a commercial developer: "Here's Qt 42.0, now you will update your code for free for me so that it runs on it". Doesn't it?

More broadly, do you know of any lawsuit where these points were used to successfully prove non-GPL compliance and require more work from a commercial user?

EDIT I'm asking this (and my initial question) because it seems such a clause w/should have absolutely deterred commercial developers from using GPL libraries at all. Not starting a flamewar, I know MIT/BSD/Apache libs are generally more reassuring and popular in commercial software, but GPL code keeps being used by commercial software under the basic "We'll mention usage of the GPL lib in the docs, and will either leave the lib untouched or publish our modifications" promise. This condition as you interpret it seems much more chilling, I'm surprised to hear about it and would like to understand how severely it's enforced.
Same reason condoms and vaccines do. It's hard to change behaviors.
Oh god somebody gave the advice that you can normalize too much and some n00b will take it to heart.

Databases I've encountered that have been undernormalized: a gazillion
Databases I've encountered that were too normalised: never

Until you are a Really Smart Dude(tte) working at a Really Important Company being paid accordingly you're probably not capable up front that your database does not need foreign keys, indexes and normalization and please just normalize like you've learned in databases 101, okay?
Is it possible to simplify the routing table based on the local topology? In other words, if I have a core router that has 100 local peers, can I take the full routing table and find multiple entries that have the same common prefix and the same next hop and combine them, reducing the number of entries that need to be kept in memory?

I imagine if this provided potential gains that it'd already be a known technique, but I can't seem to find any information about it one way or the other.
I guess I'll take that as a "no".
Obviously, the rates for these images are the same across all codecs. Choosing the rate for such comparison is also a little tricky. If you choose a rate that people would use to make their image look really good (which how most people compress images), then you have a realistic use case, but nobody can see much difference. If you choose too low a rate, then all images look really ugly. So I tried picking a rate where the resulting images are tolerable, but low enough that differences across codecs are easily noticeable.
^This happens routinely
My family has raised chickens in the backyard for decades.

Getting them killed by predators isn't difficult but I wouldn't worry too much about a cat - it is unlikely to take more than one or two adults and the young chickens would likely be more secure/with an adult hen and they are quite good at keeping their young safe. Regarding malnurisment, you can literally just let the chickens walk around and eat grass, insects and whatever you throw in your compost - chickens have been eating that for centuries.

Chickens are some of the easiest animals to raise and they provide both eggs and meat. I think this is a great idea.
What's with the downvotes? What I said is true. If you disagree but cannot form a cogent retort, downvoting is a rather transparent method by which to display the lack of legitimacy of your point of view. After all, what I said is concrete and sincere, and therefore quite convenient to form a useful debate around.
Ah, I see. Thanks.

What I don't see is how anyone who is inherently subject to popular opinion can possibly rule impartially in the interests of justice, but that's a different question.
Statistical uncertainty grows like sqrt(N), and percent statistical uncertainty shrinks like sqrt(N) / N. So 2000 samples has a percent statistical uncertainty of about 2% - this is likely on par with or smaller than the systematic uncertainty (errors which don't depend on the size of the data). This means 2000 samples is probably fine for what they are trying to do, especially because the dataset is balanced with each class having 1000 samples. However the more data you have the better your model will do.
Yup. "Speed of the programming language"
Yes, but still rarely for core technology. https://dlang.org/orgs-using-d.html
> backwoods state full of backwoods laws, and apparently backwoods people

Attacking an entire population of people like that is a nasty breach of HN's civility rule. Please don't ever post anything like this again.

It's the upvoters of such comments who should most be ashamed of themselves. The fact that people here feel angry about police seizing cash without due process can, and must, be kept distinct from cheap slurs. That takes a certain (rather tiny) degree of self-discipline, which is a minimum requirement for participating here.
A natural primary key is best, yes, if you can find it.
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At the rate of a couple of hundred bucks an hour that I'd expect to pay for a qualified consultant, 200 hours works out toward the high end of the few in "a few tens of thousands".
Wouldn't be surprised if the tax payers end up taking the hit there. Highly doubt the company would.
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11861512
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I don't think a professional organization would want to wade into politics like that. At least for engineers, the principles they enforce are limited in scope. They demand that missiles designed by engineers don't veer wildly off-course. They don't demand that engineers refrain from designing missiles. The former is a matter of engineering; the latter is a matter of public policy.
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This is clever!

I see at least one flaw, though: what if the two sides disagree about the amount of money that should be contributed to the fund?
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how am I able to buy a rotisserie chicken from the grocery store for $5?

seems like I've getting pretty much everything that's economically viable from the chicken, plus a fair amount of labor put into the chicken
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You could base it off edit distance with all the other packages. If the distance is too close, then it needs manual approval.
I would love to see more negative publicity used. A PR firm is a fraction of the cost of a law firm but can do a lot more damage to the other side. Unfortunately lawyers have this dogma that says never ever ever ever ever try to use negative publicity. This is obviously self serving. Most lawyers are clueless about social media post AOL and so this would take the battle into unfamiliar territory. Unfortunately the judges are in the same boat: Taking a legal matter to court of public opinion is to them like taking getting your gall bladder removed by a witch doctor.
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Okay so you run a school and want to make a students database. What do you use a a PK?

1) Social security #? Fails when you have international student.

2) Last Name, First Name, Middle Name? Fails when you have a repeat name.

3) Last Name, First Name, Middle Name, Home Town, Start Year? I guess this works for most of the time. Now you need to join to this table from the classes table. So now you need all 5 keys duplicated in the classes table to do the join.

Simple Integer primary keys "suck" in that you are adding bogus data to your database that has no value.. but man, they sure solve a LOT of problems. You need to think fairly hard before you get rid of them. In some cases you totally can. But making your default datamodel include an Integer PK solves a LOT of problems.
nvalt will not be updated, no, but continues to work fine.

meanwhile, its authors are coding a new commercial version.

> http://brettterpstra.com/2015/09/14/an-nvalt-and-more-status...
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> emphasizing advantageous parts of history are not communist inventions. In China, this has been a very old tradition.

OT: Having read much Chinese history (though I'm by no means an expert), I've noticed the Communists recently have taken on many other characteristics of the old imperial dynasties that ruled China through 1911.

* The pretense of natural superiority to other nations, and of the others' natural submission. The Chinese nationalists publicly claim about their superiority, and you can read stories about Chinese diplomacy actively pushing this position behind the scenes. I read stories about it happening in SE Asia [1] and recently the press got hold of Queen Elizabeth's complaints about it during President Xi's visit to the UK.[2] She should have read (if she hasn't) Emporer Qianlong's famous letter to her predecessor, King George III, in the early 19th century, calling the UK inferior barbarians who had nothing of value to offer China.

* Territorial claims, including those outside of their current boundries very similar to the Qing dynasty (the last dynasty, 1644-1911). China's territory has varied greatly over the centuries.

* The attempt to adopt the economic and military power of the West, without adopting the political (democracy, individual rights, rule of law) and intellectual (intellectual freedom) necessary to them. This is what the 'Self-Strengthening Movements' in the late 19th century tried to different degrees. All failed: For example, it's hard to have an advanced economy without an educated population, and it's hard to have an educated population without intellectual freedom.

* The primacy of corruption and the fight against it. A well-known pattern of Chinese history is that, after a dynasty was established, corruption would grow and eventually bring it down.[3]

* The emphasis on the rule of one person, Xi Jinping, in some way similar to an emperor (though also similar to Mao's cult of personality).

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[1] [An ASEAN foriegn minister] told me that the Chinese Ambassador to his country had forced him to shift an ASEAN leader attending a Summit out of a hotel ... so that then-Premier Wen Jiabao could stay there. The Ambassador insisted on this although the hotel allocated to Premier Wen was of equal quality. ... Every ASEAN diplomat who has dealt with China has a fund of such anecdotes. ... China does not merely want consideration of its interests. China expects deference to its interests to be internalised by ASEAN members as a mode of thought; as not just a correct calculation of ASEAN interests vis-a-vis China but "correct thinking" which leads to "correct behaviour". Foreign policy calculations are subject to continual revision; correct thinking is a permanent part of the sub-conscious. - Bilahari Kausikan, former Permanent Secretary of Sinapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs - http://www.todayonline.com/world/bilahari-speech-us-china

[2] http://www.cnn.com/2016/05/11/europe/queen-uk-china-very-rud...

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynastic_cycle
I've had issues with a non-bluetooth wireless keyboard when plugging the receiver into my laptop directly which go away when it's connected via a USB hub a little distance away, which makes me think the laptop itself is causing interference.
In thread after thread on this topic - civil asset forfeiture in its various forms - I see people do elaborate intellectual dances to describe or title what this is.

Nothing more than: highway robbery, is necessary. You're spot on, that's exactly what it is, and it's nothing more. It's robbery. Using any other names for it, just assists the police in covering up what they're doing through confusion. Everyone should begin calling it robbery by police or the equivalent, and stop referring to it as civil asset forfeiture in public forums (that's only useful in a technical/legal regard).
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Especially a problem if chickens are kept (or allowed) inside the house.
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Can you point me to some docs that explain this ?
I was under the impression that the explicit aim of the ADS-B directive is to phase out SSR, which would would save a massive amount of money.
Kivy looks neat, it seems geared towards python-games.
There is no need for a subsequent connection.

It is irrelevant whether the legitimate client connects or the attacker does if the attacker is sniffing traffic. This is just how IP and TCP work.

If I am sniffing traffic, I can fool the server into thinking I am the client and do what I want, while fooling the client into thinking I am the server and make him happily drop the connection after he sent the initial packet I needed to find out the port.

Basically, in IP protocol you can say you are any IP address you want in your packet. There is no way for the receiver to tell whether you're lying[1]. Then TCP introduces sequence numbers -> if I say I am 1.1.1.1, but I am actually 2.2.2.2, the server will send a sequence number to 1.1.1.1, and expect that number + 1 in response, but as I am not 1.1.1.1 I will not receive his sequence number and be unable to reply with number + 1 - I don't know the number. However, if I am sniffing traffic, I will see the sequence number he sent to 1.1.1.1 anyway, and I will correctly reply with number + 1 while continuing to lie I am 1.1.1.1. So it makes no difference to the attacker whether the server is talking to 1.1.1.1 or 2.2.2.2 (attacker's IP) as long as he can sniff traffic. It also makes no difference whether the legitimate client initiated the connection or the attacker did. It is just packets, it doesn't matter who sent them.

I am not sure if I am understanding what you're asking correctly. Basically, you don't need MITM capability to pretend you're a different IP than you are. Lying about your IP is a basic feature of the IP protocol. And if you are sniffing traffic, it is also not in any way prevented by TCP.

[1] except in special cases when the sender claims something clearly impossible, like claiming to be an IP from a different interface (claiming to be 127.0.0.1 for example) than the one the packet was received on
That's what you get for giving away your secrets to the government for their "protection." He should have just made the product and sold it.
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If Apple knew it was a frivolous lawsuit that it barely needs to defend itself against, then it probably wouldn't put any money into the fund and just defend itself with half of whatever you put into the fund.

Maybe I'm reading the parent comment wrong, but I assumed this system would allow for unequal funding between the two sides. So if you think it's a frivolous lawsuit that you can easily win you would just let the other side fund the entire endeavour.
"bypassing the filesystem" in this case means not having a million of tiny files, which often hurts performance.

If you'd have non-DB system for that (e.g. any game with a lot of tiny images), then you would generally want to use spritesheets, archives or some other approach to store many of these images in a single file instead of having each of them be a separate entry in the filesystem.
I consider D stretching from Rust over Nim to Go. D wants to be a very comprehensive language. It is not as focused as the other three.

D somewhat suffers from trying to do everything at once. There are lots of discussions.
With regards to TypeScript at least:

«I worry about building up a large codebase using TypeScript, only to have the ECMAScript spec introduce conflicting keywords and type features such as `interface` and `implements`.»

These two examples seem particularly poor to me: `interface` has a fairly standard meaning across the OOP side of the algol-syntax family (C++, Java, C#, et al), and it would take a very interesting spec proposal to take that keyword in a very different direction from how Typescript currently uses it. (`implements` maybe less so, but there Typescript uses `implements` in very specific contexts and Typescript has the benefit of type information to narrow between existing uses of `implements` and some theoretical crazy new language feature yet to be proposed.)

It's interesting to note too that `interface` and `implements` have been reserved keywords since ES 2. It should be unsurprising that the "lost" ES 4 usage of `interface` and `implements` looks very, very similar to how Typescript uses those keywords (as can be seen in 'real life' in ActionScript 3).

«The advantage of using the TypeScript compiler is that even if that happens, you can just compile away the differences. The disadvantage is that you’re not really writing standard JavaScript anymore. I predict that TypeScript won’t be able to maintain its position as a superset of JavaScript. I believe it will inevitably diverge over the years.»

Thus far the Typescript team has done an admirable job at pivoting to meet the ES spec, even as the spec has changed. (Examples can be seen in things like the module import syntax and "inner modules" now "namespaces".) Thus far TS has been good to add deprecation warnings of the non-standard ways of doing things and TS benefits from being a compiler here in that you can ratchet up the strictness checks including making sure you aren't using non-standard features. Presumably such checks will also keep up and pivot with spec changes.

Beyond that, I think it is easy to argue that Typescript is approaching the critical mass in developer usage and mindset that Typescript will as much be helping to guide future specs as it will have to try to keep up with them.

Especially in the current "Stage Progression" system that ECMA's TC39 has moved to, Typescript (and fellow tools like Babel) is a bellwether "early stage" laboratory to test and verify early proposals long before they become specifications.
I'd say it's just a debt as any other then.

Not directly related, but personal bankruptcies aren't a thing here. If a debt can't be paid, it goes to recovery proceedings, and will stay like that until it expires in (generally) 15-25 years.
In the Libertarian Party platform they support funding the military with tax dollars.

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By 2020 any airplane that flies in controlled airspace is required to be equipped with ADS-B out. This applies to VFR as well as IFR flights.

Of course, VFR flights can continue flying VFR if GPS shuts down, but IFR flights wouldn't have that option.
The reason given in the article was scaling. At that scale you probably don't want beginners designing your database for you.
The author mentioned the low cost of vaccines (the one that prevents the deadly Newcastle disease costs less than 20 cents). I suspect the reason that this is not already being done by the locals is that there are some other costs or factors that are specific to the local market that outsiders have no way of assessing.
I don't fully understand what you're insinuating. Could you explain?
It was of all things a database book that advised me to begin with the user interface. It's counterintuitive because, isn't the database the foundation of the interface?

Don't get me wrong. I don't roll an application into production until I've gone back and forth over both the interface and the database, until both satisfy me, the database is well-normalized, and so on. But when the first line of anything has yet to be written, I think I save a few iterations by first sketching out the fields and behavior of the user interface.
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2. Fix app search before putting search ads. e.g. if your app name has a symbol in it searching by app name will NOT return your app in the search results.

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4. Try it before you buy it option

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