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The word terrorism comes from the Reign of Terror that the French government practiced at the end of the 18th century.
> why is biodiversity important?

Healthy ecosystems can better withstand and recover from a variety of disasters.

> Many cultures have merged in history to become nations we see today, but nobody misses the oh-so-glory days of a specific Northern German tribe in BC 500.

I assume certain indigenous people don't appreciate being conquered.

> I wonder if experiential diversity has increased.

Why do you suppose experiential diversity has increased?
My experience is in line with yours, debugging loops and functions is a big pain point.

However, I think there's a much better solution to be had here, which is to add more powerful debugging capabilities to Notebook. I think Notebook has potential for new debugging paradigms, imagine for example being able to break anywhere in a cell and get a new 'forked cell' which operates in the context of the code that you just broke into. I think that's the better direction to go instead of reverting to the very interfaces and paradigms that we moved away from.
It seems to me that Wolfram Research missed a huge opportunity here with regards to Mathematica Notebooks and the Worlfram Cloud. They didn't see or ignored the momentum that open source and the web can gain.
I'm confused as to which OS this is running.
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Beaker is a cool idea. We were trying to use it instead of jupyter but it ended up being too buggy. Its been a few months, has it gotten better?
Depending on the OS, I think screen rotation can sometimes cause it to just give up on subpixel-AA and fall back to "fullpixel" greyscale-AA.
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It literally says on the github page of OP submission, that Mac-CLI was inspiration.

HNews discussion about it 3 weeks ago:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11977162

But I too wonder why I should use this instead of Mac-CLI?
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The comment about the Keystone pipeline is a bit non sequitur. The Keystone pipeline has nothing to do with fracking at all and has nothing to do with oil wells in the US central midwest. It will carry unconventional heavy crude from the Athabasca oil sands in Northern Alberta to refineries along the US gulf coast. Plus currently, Oil sands is generally mined not drilled -- though as the oil on the surface runs out there will be more in situ wells if the economics can support. Thus far most of the extraction of Athabasca oil sands has been done by open pit mining.

The objections to the Keystone pipeline have two main focal points: (1) the risk of spills given the heavy crude is more difficult to clean up, and (2) that it will ease the extraction of oil and put more green house gasses in the atmosphere.
The thing is that we have been in the work of parody for so long time that we don't ever know were it started. Get the Rocky series blockbuster, for example. We had a much better history, with a black man and boxe. But then someone stole the idea and put a white man against his worst enemy: another white man with diferent world view (Russians).

I find it funny how most of people that discredit the OP conclusion also thinks they are right when they are in the opposite situation. I don't see you Bros complaining when Hollywood whitewash history.

And last, when did you guys started to think that the "old" stuff is yours? They have legally owners, and they can change to fit or create a better history/world (and some guys like you keep thinking in ways to put it worse), like star wars and the woman and black as main characters.
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I think what he wants is a browser that tie to a Docker container. Does browser on a container make any sense technically?
It's not in all intel chips and it appears that the Intel Core M-5Y10c in the Librem 11 doesn't support the management engine: see the entry for "Intel vPro Technology" under Advanced Technologies http://ark.intel.com/products/85234/Intel-Core-M-5Y10c-Proce...
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It doesn't require consensus or standardization. NaCl, for example, runs in userspace on several platforms. If you had a sandbox that supported all of the necessary features, you could compile any open source browser for it easily (or as easily as compiling a browser can be).
> If we are optimizing for the general well-being of humans

We're a culture in a petri dish and we can see the end of the agar supply (resources/biodiversity). No cause for alarm because it's not exhausted yet?
Based on the following comment by the employee, this was actually a case of "do shortsighted things to save money."

"He moved the customer support to Philippines because he can get someone for like 10-12$ an hr. Great idea.. right? Let's connect the customers who are loaning flightcar a 30-40k car to someone in Philippines who does not understand english or even knows what a floor mat is."
This is what http://flatpak.org is moving towards on Linux.

https://blogs.gnome.org/mclasen/2016/07/08/portals-using-gtk...
> Sure, some nations have less than spectacular track records when it comes to being a good citizen of our planet

Does anyone have a good track record? Isn't utilizing natural resources to the detriment of the ecosystem as a whole a feature of human civilization?
Danish media say the price is 100M+ DKK, which approx. translates to $15M+ USD.

Slightly related to yesterdays' new of Danish-origin Unity raising capital https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12087336
> Meanwhile, our team received a flurry of hate mail and an onslaught of time-consuming Freedom of Information requests for access to our raw data and years of our emails, in search of ammunition to undermine and discredit our team and results.

> The mammoth process involved three extra rounds of peer-review and four new peer-reviewers. From the original submission on 3 November, 2011, to the paper’s re-acceptance on 26 April, 2016, the manuscript was reviewed by seven reviewers and two editors, underwent nine rounds of revisions, and was assessed a total of 21 times – not to mention the countless rounds of internal revisions made by our research team and data contributors. One reviewer even commented that we had done “a commendable, perhaps bordering on an insane, amount of work”.

So one side you do this "mammoth" and "insane" task to review paper. On other side you block people from doing independent audit?

Climate studies decide how billions (if not trillions) of dollars are spend. People should be allowed to cross examine raw data and program source code.
> Simply casting typically male roles (comedic lead, scientist, etc.) with female actors is feminist.

No, it is not. Print roles as male only that is mysogenic. Comedic lead and scientists are only typically male roles because they are - and a lot of freak White guys are trying to "fight hard" to prevent that móveis and the internet changes it.
Type classes are quite different from interfaces. How would you encode the Eq typeclass in F#? .Net has the IEqualityComparer<T> interface but you need to manually pass that around (unlike Eq instances) and you also lose the global uniqueness property.
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If we eliminate at random some parts of a machine, the machine could work for a while but wouldn't be a surprise if a cascade of malfunctions appear. Is the same with ecosystems. When they run smoothly people often do not notice the advantages and that this is the work of thousands of years.

> What do we expect...?

Short answer: Nothing good. Maybe a few golden years and then less water, less food, worst climate and war.

Long answer: Some people do not see any problem because the ecosystem is quickly replaced for another ecosystem. This new scenery can have even more diversity if the disturbance is mild, like if we change a young forest by a meadow, so yes, we can breed cows in the rain forest or turn a coastal eucaliptus forest in a weat field... but only for a few years. There is a prize attached. Such ecosystems can be also easily disturbed and turn into a oligoculture of the most tougher species, than are often poisonous or unedible.

Therefore humans suffer also with the change. Sometimes entire civilizations dissapear, like in the case of the Mayan empire; in other cases all humans can ever be entirely eradicated, like in the Easter Island case. We have historical registers of deserted cities all aroung the world by a greedy management of natural resources. Desertification, deforestation or a bad harvest by new plagues, lead typically in our species to war for the resources. We are not much unlike lemmings in this sense. The concept of war today is totally different to "a few people trowing spears and arrows".
It's unclear to me what this emacs script actually does. I wish there was more documentation for anything that someone asks you to install into your core development environment.
Nobody complained about it doing that prior to its release. It was hotly anticipated. Lineups around blocks were lined up. when it turned out to be bad, decades of anticipation turned to outrage. That was all after it came out.
And what happens once another exploit occurs? How many hard-forks will there be due to the tyranny of the sore-loser majority?
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If your only worry is malware, vanilla iOS is probably OK. But malware is not the only problem they're trying to solve.
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If its coming with hate mail and or has a generally offensive tone, I don't think it unreasonable to be unhappy. The author doesn't appear to have blocked access. One can cross examine without being a dick.
It should also be possible to disable JS. We all know how that worked out.
I also heard about this problem with Seagate 2.5" USB 3.0 external drives. Their cable included was not good shielded and it was causing problems with WiFi. Once the cable was exchanged with a good shielded one the problems are gone.
If you look at the code it just adds monster names to the modeline buffer.
I was wondering the same thing. Turns out the answer is: probably. Elites will always bend the system to their advantage to avoid losing control.

It'll be fascinating anthropology though. We've never seen a cryptocurrency betray its fundamental principles to help a few rich people save face before.
As I said, as individual consumers we had a lot to learn about what is safe to eat. It just happened as we grew up. We learned that knowledge from others instead of tasting everything and see what happens. The food culture however, was developed before us and now it's mature enough to be, more or less, taken for granted. This can not be said to be similar to other areas like that of digital gadgets, developed only recently and for which the community lacks common knowledge.
The problem isn't money as such, there are certainly very very good salaries to be made if you're an experienced COBOL developer (I don't know where you picked up the opposite idea from).

The problem is training new developers: you won't get experience developing COBOL (not just the language, but the toolchain, the idioms of the time etc) without developing COBOL, and nobody is going to let you touch the system until you're experienced.

Unlike more recent languages, there aren't a huge range of small/simpler/less important (but still representative) codebases for novices to cut their teeth on.

I think it would take some sort of apprenticeship style setup to train new COBOL devs, but that's really, really hard to get right, and will be a huge drain on the few experienced devs you do have.
I'm amazed at how quickly Pokémon have taken over the world. The stories, the hype, the crazy projects, they're everywhere.

I wonder what it's like for the developers to work on a project and then see it succeed like that.
>Especially considering wine emulator

Er, wine is not good. Good luck playing any game with networking or 3d graphics...
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Your phone's antenna probably runs along the side of the screen, same with your laptop's. You want polarisation to match for best signal strength so it's best to have your phone as close to the same angle as your laptop screen as you can get it.
Remember Twitch, IMDB, Zappos... Amazon doesn't have a history of aqui-hires. Sure, they are getting some talent but since there's no obvious AWS competitor to C9 they would be crazy to shut it down.
I like these "You're not especial" kind of article. Don't looks like satire to me. Or you do what you are good for or you are a pretender (you can also work hard toward it :))
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I think versatility and the absolutely easy on-ramp are Python's killer app. The 'absolute noob' can start writing simple python code after 5min of introduction (you can start using it like BASIC), while the 'senior dev' can still write python after years and isn't turned off or overly constrained by the language. (Yes, of course, warts exists, no language is perfect)

And regarding Django being the killer app: There are other people for which numpy/scipy is Python's killer app, for example.
I'd like to see this too. I'd say the best way to organise it would be total number of GitHub stars (across all projects with the Pokémon name).

From a quick glance, looks like Jolteon would be number 1 in the list.
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GNU/Linux distribution with wayland and gnome running on top AFAIK.
Or perhaps he runs Cyanogenmod Android with no telemetry back to Mother?

'Bets' based on supposition are dangerous.
Would this work the other way around too? I.E. use SDR to simulate a connected device over USB 3?
> a feature in such a way that it doesn't need to be revised/fixed again for at least 1 year

The only problem with this (correct) approach is that somebody has to be able to foresee what happens in 1 year. Since it is a relatively rare skill, many decision makers choose quick and dirty solution.
Exactly so. (AFAIK Lysteria, Salmonella and E.Coli will be amongst the major risk factors.)
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Sandboxing while keeping all features is no more or less secure than without the sandbox, it just makes stuff slower.
Now to be fair, the NES natively outputs composite video straight from the PPU

The NES is the only console I have been talking about. It is the topic of the original article. I am well aware that this is not how any other console works.
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> There are too many changes.

I am sorry, security guys, but unless it's military-grade software, security is just another feature. And it is not a highest priority one. Of course, security would be easier if there were no new features or spec changes. And software development in general would be much easier if there weren't any of those pesky end users.

Which is a good thing, probably. Otherwise, you'd be mostly out of your jobs. Security is always changing, chaotic battlefront.

Having said that, sandboxing is a good idea. Theoretically. But it is really hard to implement right — attack surface on the edges of the boxes is quite large. Remember those Java applets? They were sandboxed neck-deep, with excellent security model. Did it help?
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I don't understand the rage of some people against this decision. Cryptocurrency should be about free association of individuals and not about blindly following a flawed protocol that just happened to be the first implemented. If the consensus or vast majority vote is to upgrade the protocol, then that is what should be done. If everybody decides to stop using etherium and issue IOUs in the value of the currency they held, and use that as money, also fine. If they decide unanimously to change the protocol to give one person all the money, so they can build a huge goat idol, then that's the collective decision.

No doubt the contracts and the protocol will be refined many times until they convey the intention of the community better.

The beautiful thing about a correctly implemented cryptocurrency is that single actors cannot act against the majority will of the community. But that doesn't mean we can't shut down our computers for a minute to reconsider the rules of the game, if we find a new consensus.
Ethereum developers really put themselves in a horrible position.

1. Undisclosed investments on DAO from top ETH devs

2. The 5% "consensus" on hardfork

3. The inherent fragility on the implementation design of smart contracts

The whole situation is really messy and Ethereum foundation didn't step up to think what's best for the future of Ethereum. The most important gripe for me is that there is still no proper retrospective from the Ethereum organisation and how will they prevent this from happening again.

All these made really unattractive the use of ETH, not to speak of value storage of course.

I hope Rootstock will learn from Ethereum's mistakes and do better.
What security do you think you get from being in the herd?
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What were the circumstances around your playing of a Strad? Are there special protocols for handling it, traveling with it? That sounds pretty interesting.
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This is what all that tedious EMI testing and certification is supposed to prevent. Although I think it's much laxer for "conducted" emissions ..
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Suggesting a rewrite of something as important as the NT kernel is ignorant at best.

I think Bash on Windows is a great compromise.
> you'd figure that some hardware support for boxing/tagging/GC would be a standard feature by now, but nope. Instead, the best approach we have for secure and performant software with x86 is 1) write complicated system in tedious assembly++ 2) run under VM.

The funny thing is that it all once was a standard feature of hardware, back in the Lisp Machines days.
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Yes I agree. My biggest day-to-day issue is the general UI inconsistency and the ugliness of Cleartype font rendering.

To my eyes, the cleartype tuner doesn't seem to do anything. All the options look the same - in fact I even struggle to notice the difference after turning it off completely. Although I understand this can depend on the type of screen being used.

Most fonts just look sharp, jagged and ugly. I know a lot of people enjoy the more functional/pragmatic approach to font rendering taken by MS but I wish they would make some effort towards rendering fonts consistently and beautifully.
Windows 10 in this case.
I'm guessing there will be many forking changes. I'm surprised that people thought version 1.0 would be perfect.

If the majority of users agree a change is better, then by all means, why shouldn't they change. The protocol should convey the intentions of the users, and not result in random behavior.
A better analogy is Android permissions. These days you can fake them and apps mostly still work, right?
Super awesome! The gif can do with a better Atom theme, though!

The dark one isn't really ideal for a cell-by-cell Jupyter-like implementation
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> And so, one of its priorities was to depress lamp life, to a thousand-hour standard.

"Just let the market decide"
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While I certainly share your sentiment that both, data and analysis software, should be available, I do see a conflict of interest here that cannot be easily resolved. On the one hand, we do assert (wrongly, IMO) that competition is a necessary element to drive scientific innovation and consequently require scientific actors to adhere to economic principles, i.e. publish more and better-received papers. On the other hand, allowing researchers to keep their competitive advantage, and having exclusive access to research data certainly is, contradicts the principle of reproducability and unneccessarily restricts further research that could be done based on that data. I don't see a way to easily resolve that in the current scientific framework. One (less than optimal) approach, that is frequently taken in astronomy, is to allow exclusive access to telescope data to the members of the consortium or the principal investigators for a certain amount of time, after which it is released to public. As for the software, it's easier. if the analysis method is sufficiently well documented (and it should be in any publication), people with access to the original data can easily attempt to reproduce the results and either way they'll get a publication out of it. So there is no incentive to keep the analysis software but there is a huge incentive to keep the original data.
Seriously, this should almost have a NSFW warning for that image alone. Brrr.
Reinventing the wheel is not the same as advancing.
founder chiming in: company name is a reference to Herbert's Dune. Been a huge fan forever and think the concept of flipping artificial intelligence towards giving humans computing power is super cool.
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Quite nice.maybe will be used it for future replacing twitter bootstrap.
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At this point the sandbox is indistinguishable from your OS.
> I assume certain indigenous people don't appreciate being conquered.

Who mourns for the visigoths? No one.

As for contemporary conquered indigenous peoples, they're dying or acculturating out. Today, too many are just fetishized "nobel savages" selling tourists crappy silver and turquoise trinkets and velvet paintings of moonlit wolves and men in feathered headdresses in between hands of blackjack.
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I don't think Luxe style "wait for someone to razor scooter to you, then drive off" would work -- too far, and waiting even 5 minutes in the dropoff area of an airport would be obnoxious for the airport, and thus banned.

Actual valet parking at the airport would be great, though (with a manned facility where you drive up, drop off, and fly). I've been to airports which offered this. Aside from taxi mafia regulatory capture, I don't see why more places don't offer it. (On return, I'm indifferent between valet-returns-with-car, and taking a shuttle to your car elsewhere; the thing I want to optimize is dropoff speed.)
Many times I wanted to switch from Sublime Text to Atom, but I always went back for some reason (slowness, not remembering open files upon restart, etc). Maybe this will make me swich for good.
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Hotels are differentiated in a way aircraft aren't, and people's hotel experiences are often very pleasant
I stopped reading when they tried to argue keeping your machine up to date is somehow a negative.
People don't watch John Oliver in the UK.