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Yes, to say that user generated content is porn and racism, that really says more about the person saying it.

(A more real problem is that early adopters of any web community building effort are overwhelmingly just there to self-promote in one form or another.)
How to build a multilingual chatbot for billions of users
Now explain why Facebook has far worse racist garbage than Reddit (at least the parts that mainstream users see without digging for crap) proudly on display to family and friends and the public, Real Name and photos attached.
Maybe he did. Would we know?
You could just as well write "Italian-made luxury notebook"; this had the benefit of being understandable internationally (for people who don't know the brand) or long after the company is closed.
There are probably many people who are sexually attracted to children but don't act on these feelings in any way.
Alcohol is a direct cause of seven ​​forms of cancer, finds study
It's certainly no jumping off a bridge.

Rebellion is more fun when there's a spark of risk, anyway. Doesn't mean there's much risk.

I could share my twitter password with a major brand. The worst case scenario is pretty minor.
A very basic timeline to help you understand and follow #designthinking process
I'm not exactly proud of it, but I've paid more for hosting my own stuff (or really, having a server that I do almost nothing with) than I have paid in patreon-like subscriptions and flattr. So I don't think the "on your own machines" model is entirely impossible.
> We are still analyzing the results of the extended test, including a structural failure we experienced just before landing.

This is likely why landing footage was not included in the video.

Still, landing is the hardest part of flying, so omitting it raises some questions with me.
There is a getting started section:
https://kivy.org/docs/gettingstarted/intro.html

And a documentation:
https://kivy.org/docs/pdf/Kivy-latest.pdf

Best practices and advanced graphics are not well documented.

Still, they are pretty useful.

And I learned also from the following crash-course:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7UKmK9eQLY&list=PLdNh1e1kmi...
I suspect that being owned by a traditional publishing operation is making them behave like one.
There are plenty of videos and blogs, and in fact 2016 MR just started, so you can follow teams. This is how they got me, took me few years to prepare.

We were with convoying Mongolia with bunch of cool guys from AUS, NZ and UK. One team went through northern Iraq (it was relatively safe back in 2011) and later had to double as Kyrgyz emergency as they were driving an ambulance. Links are mostly broken, but you can read some of it here:

https://web.archive.org/web/20111122143223/http://www.travel...

We had another trouble in Novokuznetsk, as we were filming clip on factory there, for a project on environment and pollution. Part of the sponsorship deal, so we took Wikipedia and found bad spots along the route. Of course, few minutes after setting up the camera we were busted. Screeching tyres of UAZs as they were coming out, like in the movie. It was tense, but we played Slavic card there and so they just deleted memory cards. At that point after 30 days or so in a van, I guess we were not much of your typical spy. :). We were told it's good it was private security company, because they could just kick us out from the scene without all the paperwork required by regular police.

Good times :)
Tesla Autopilot prevented serious injury or saved the life of a pedestrian
Ad-haters at quite capable of running adblockers, and they aren't all of Reddit. Most people tolerate tasteful ads
A table of unexpected revocations will be smaller and less write-intensive than a full table of sessions. Should be by a very large margin. And eventual consistency is fine.

So that could be the difference between whatever you're using for storage, and a tiny, fully replicated in-memory structure. Depending on your overall scale, of course.
Maybe it's just my vision of man kind's purpose. I was speaking as entertainment as a profit driven industry, not entertainment all together.

Also, in talking to friends, when I used "service industry" it may not have conveyed what I thought it did. I grew up in a tourist area and service industry was used for people who worked in restaurants and hotels.

The natural conclusion for this future lack of jobs for many people is basic income. I'm confident if people didn't have the 9-5 they would be writing books, putting on plays, and preparing food for each other--just not necessarily for maximizing profit.
I know what you're saying but they're coming out with Stackoverflow documentation : http://stackoverflow.com/tour/documentation.

Not sure whether this will be the solution that you're looking for. But if you give feedback, maybe, it will happen sometime.
A user expansion strategy for banks
In Vietnam, outside of the populated areas, there are no menus, so I might have eaten dog once or twice while in the extreme north.
Ok, let me try to address these:

> Black holes don't exist (time dilation prevents them from forming in a finite time)

It's true that distant observers cannot observe anything past the event horizon. But if you doubt that a black hole exists, you can always dive into it; the black hole will then certainly exist for you, and in a finite time.

> Dark matter is gravitational potential energy

Consider the Bullet Cluster, which is two colliding galactic clusters. The gravitational center of mass is offset from the visible center of mass. This offset cannot be explained as potential energy of visible matter. There must be something else, invisible and massive, i.e. dark matter.

> Cosmological redshift is actually gravitational redshift

We see cosmological redshift in all directions. If this redshift were gravitational, it would imply that our galaxy is at the top of a gravitational potential hill. This means that our place in the universe is very privileged, which is unlikely.
By throwing in a petty, prejudiced comment from the very outset ("a stocky female of South Asian complexion"), focusing on attributes completely unrelated to the case, the author's quotations lose credibility.
One of my friends has a magnetic butt. Any time he carries a mag strip card in his back pocket, it no longer works.

I also knew somebody who had to use wind-up pocket watches, because quartz wristwatches would always skew when he wore them, but would keep time fine when removed.

Weird stuff. Who knows.
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This is one of the advantages of the QUIC protocol [1]. Which basically implements what you're saying over UDP.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QUIC
LibFuzzer runs in the same process as the code you want to test, right? Doesn't that mean you have to take special care to recover from errors? I mean, if it messes up the heap, for example, it would be possible but tricky to continue running. And continue is what you want, because then you save a process restart when exploring the parameter space (which makes it very fast).
I'm looking forward to seeing this in stores, as I've wanted to build a new machine learning rig for some time. The GTX 1080 just didn't seem like it would do the trick, with ostensibly limited software support and all.

I'm specifically wondering about FP16 handling though. Single precision FLOPS are never mentioned in the blog, nor on the NVidia page. It would be a shame if the FP16 units on this card were gimped in the same way as the GTX 1080...
The Mongol Rally is on my bucket list, but there is no way I could ever find like minded people to do it with.
> He clearly chose to put himself in the situation he was in.

The thing that always bothers me about that attitude is that it removes any and all responsibility from the people who make the situation within which the choice is made.

It actually reminds me of basic Bayesian considerations: just as you can't know what a test means without knowing the false positive rate (and false negative, and true positive and negative...), you can't pass any kind of reasonable judgement on a choice unless you know what the alternatives were (and the situation in which the choice was made, and whether the alternatives were known or unknown, or...)

So no. He did NOT clearly choose to put himself in that situation.
Wow! That's exactly what I said earlier, you are convinced that a good driver (one with proper training or whatever heuristics are) will be able to avoid those crashes.

And in my opinion the only reason that can make you believe that is that there is, fortunately, few enough car crashes that you think those who had never crashed avoided it because of their skills.

Of course skills and training will allow you to behave well in a lots of situations that could have killed you otherwise but my conviction is that if you go through life without a big accident, a huge part of it is due to luck. Luck that you didn't encounter the situation in which training and skills couldn't have saved you.
'the straps were cut simultaneously by pyrotechnic cable cutters known as “squibs.”' - this means Facebook now has a permit with the firearms and tobacco committee to carry explosives on a flying vessel
I thought that a lot of them went to Voat and 4chan and 8chan

Edit: oh please mods. Voat got tons of users apecifically to host /r/coontown , /r/fatpeoplehate and the like

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voat
Sites like Reddit should not be businesses in the first place. There's a conflict of interest right there, between the very idea of community site and the needs of a business. They've been handling it somewhat gracefully to date, but business pressures increase...

Normally I'd suggest they start another business doing some honest work (i.e. not ad revenue). Say, a hosting service, since they have experience with that already. Reddit then could become a marketing expense for them - something they'd run for the sole ability to say "Yes, we're the ones who're running the Front Page of the Internet! As you can see, we have some experience!".

But, as you said, they took VC money. It changes the picture significantly. I'm not sure they can be helped.

In every get-rich-quick scheme there's a catch. In startups, the catch is that if you care about your product then taking VC money is a difficult decision because it means surrendering your business to the whims of people who absolutely don't care about your product.
Why exactly would that matter? That has literally no bearing on what Trump fans might or might not be searching for.
Mark Cuban: Donald Trump's 'dream scenario' is to lose election, boost net worth
Ahhhh from personal experience? They kinda sometimes are. (I know my situation was special/unique, but I don't know how special/unique).

Whole country is really gung-ho about modernizing, and modern tech is a huge part of that.
I don't know how POWER8 sets it up, but it's not particularly hard. You either use an external flash chip, or you set up internal flash so that it can be directly accessed by an external programmer. Then the microcode can't interfere with flashing.

This doesn't save you from someone that can custom-fabricate alterations to the CPU, but honestly nothing will save you from that.
Some good points here. I admit that I do not fully understand all consequences of licensing this under the AGPL vs the GPL (and I mean social rather than legal).

On the question of why AGPL/GPL and not a more free license like BSD: when I started out the project my intention was to place it under a BSD license. But after working on it for 4-5 months and writing about 25-30 KLOC, with much of it being kernel-mode code I had to reexamine the licensing decision. I did not want to go back on my decision to open source the project, but I also felt that I should see something out of all this hard work (believe me when I say that Windows kernel mode is not fun).

Bill Zissimopoulos
Helium balloons are far from permanent. Helium leaks/leeches out.
Life is Strange is now on Linux (Square Enix game)
I don't find it weird that exceptions shouldn't be thrown from destructors. I remember being surprised when I learned that rule, but the reasoning seems sound to me: what can you do when the cleanup failed? Clean up harder?
I did a quick Algolia search for stories posted in the last year on HN with "Fortran" in the title. I couldn't find any articles that compare Fortran language/compiler features with other languages. Maybe you could help me out?
What you're referring to is the difference between "quality checking", which is the act of checking a product meets acceptance criteria after you've finished building it, and "quality assurance", which is act of putting in processes to guarantee a product is of sufficient quality that you use throughout the build process. A lot of people believe they're doing QA when really they're only doing QC. Both are important.
Zenzizenzizenzic - of course Welsh writer, who else.
Did you use an app before or did you use the mobile site? I've used mobile apps to browse reddit for years and it's always been a good experience. Sadly they bought the best iOS client (Alienblue) and then killed it off -- replacing it with the current app which is actually much worse.
Do you want clickbait? Because that's how you get clickbait.

There's a big difference between how you think when you ask "Do I want this?" versus when you ask "Will people want this?". You shouldn't confuse these.

A lot of scams are based on confusing people about what they want vs. what they think others will want. First and foremost MLM-schemes. You convince yourself the product is good, because you hope to make money from it. Then you convince yourself you will make money from it because the product is so good, in a vicious circle.

> echo chambers don't become the only places with activity, and make sure that hiveminds do not drown out all other discussion

And do you have a proposal for how to achieve this, beyond the old "putting the right people in charge"?
I agree, but X2 already holds the connotation of a dual-GPU card.
> The current IntelliJ is pretty much up-to-date with current Android Studio.

Sorry but it is not.

Android Studio 2.2 is about to be released and IntelliJ IDEA 2016.2 only supports the plugins from Android 2.0 with caveats.

https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/whatsnew/#v2016-2-android

"The update includes the Android Studio 2.0 features: faster Emulator, experiment GPU Debugger, faster full builds, and code generation and testing for App Indexing. Note, Instant Run is not fully-merged yet."

If you want to drive adoption, it should work on Android Studio as well.

This is what I usually mean by using first party platform languages versus relying on third party support.

For Kotlin, all I need is to install the plugin on Android Studio and am off to the races.

And still I am not using it, because there are a few rough edges with all the Android workflows.
WinFsp does have a FUSE API. It implements the FUSE 2.8 (high-level) API. This is in addition to its native API. I also have a FUSE package submission to Cygwin. It needs votes :)

https://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin-apps/2016-07/msg00041.html

Bill Zissimopoulos
> Yup. The difference is I'm looking for info, not assuming I'm right.

I can respect that.
Reminds me of the story about the 3D copier that somebody 3D copied, but they had their thumb on the scanner when they copied it, so all descendent copies of that 3d copier had a copy of their thumb on the scanner.
Yes, that is why for the Talos workstation Power8 was chosen:
https://www.raptorengineering.com/TALOS/prerelease.php
https://www.raptorengineering.com/TALOS/prerelease_specs.php

"POWER is the only open, owner-controllable architecture that is competitive in performance."

If you are interested in using anything other than Intel ME/AMD PSP "backdoored" desktop, please register your interest, they will only build Talos if enough people want to order it.
Check out how the World Bank's open data site was built
How long should we wait for an overdue earthquake on the San Andreas?
The culture of an organisation is defined by its leaders.
I'm actually very conflicted about Stack Overflow in general and of course the new documentation section as well.

For whatever reason I answer many (most?) of the WebGL questions. At some point I felt I needed to make longer form answers with better working examples so I made http://webglfundamentals.org

But, now there's this huge conflict. I spent a couple hundred hours on making webfundamentals.org but when someone asks a question on stack overflow I'm not supposed to just link to whatever I wrote. I instead I'm supposed to effectively transfer all my content to SO. Something about that just feels wrong. SO is making money from the content I created which feels a little weird (yes I know I get other people's content back). Also, while I get that SO's gamification is part of what has made it so successful it's also feels like it turns many things into a competition. I try to tell myself don't worry about those points I'd be lying if I said they didn't affect me at all in various ways.

Taking all that and adding to documentation, as an example, when I contribute to MDN I feel like I'm doing something purely positive. But if/when I contribute to SO Docs I already know I'm not going to feel the same. One reason is because SO Docs will be making money from my work. The only thing I get in exchange is some "score" on my name I can maybe use to get a job. Maybe that's a fair trade since I don't get a score on MDN?

I'm not sure how to make my point. I love that I find answers on SO but something just doesn't feel right and I don't know how to express it.
I understand you and again it will be something to have in mind during design of said cars but I don't think this will be a huge problem.

Even if the problem exists in the early days, I'm pretty sure this is the kind of things that can be dealt with easily later. Those car are already capable of evaluating dangerous situations for others and I don't think that's unreasonable to believe that they will adapt their comportment to conditions and even in some special cases allow for risks taking if it only concerns the one that chose so.

And don't forget that we don't speak about only one company. There will be concurrence as it exists today and if some constructors are so limiting in the behavior of their cars that people die in it when conditions would have allowed to save them otherwise then soon enough someone will come with a car that can deal with that situation and so forth.
If you see a threat of violence on Twitter, report it.
If a racist hermit never interacts directly with anyone, sure that is harmless. But if she actually just racially isolates herself (which is pretty hard to do in many parts of America), then she still has influence over the institutions around her. If someone then wants to join her racist gardening club, then her racism ends up affecting things.
I've seen very little RTTI, but I've seen it.

There are a large number of programmers who use C++ "because it's fast," and they've heard RTTI and exceptions (and virtual function calls, ...) are slow, so they avoid those features.

But the common implementations for RTTI and exceptions have improved. They're much faster than they used to be. The performance problem isn't that they're slow, but that their performance is unpredictable. Not terribly unpredictable, but unpredictable enough to rule them out in real time code.

But for most everyone else, they're plenty fast. Or, put another way, if RTTI and exceptions make your project noticeably slower, you're doing too many dynamic_casts and/or throwing too many exceptions.

At this point the question should be "does this lead to a good design?" and not "does my gut think it's fast enough?"
Install Anaconda

https://docs.continuum.io/anaconda/install
I agree that the notation can be a problem, but it has to serve a number of different uses:

1. Communication between mathematicians.

Like coding (or legal communication), the notation needs to be precise and unambiguous or you can cause misunderstandings the derail the point you are trying to make. This does not always make for easy to understand notation.

2. A shorthand for key concepts and relations to other math users.

This is something of a problem that is caused by the fact that mathematicians are often the people who teach the non-mathematicians. Who then in turn use the math or teach it to novices. It's a large hurdle, but then you're left with people who learned one notation as a novice, and are then forced to relearn how to communicate these concepts if you want to participate in the academic conversation.

3. A method of communication between non-mathematicians (like physicists or engineers).

There is actually a fairly large difference between how physicists communicate a key concept in their field, and how a mathematician might communicate the same idea. This isn't a large problem at the start, but then you're left with trying to move the ideas down the chain to novices and you have possibly several competing notations that eventually have to be sorted out. Which is why some notation is carried down and others eventually gets "weeded out".
You could probably patent a reddit comment in the US...

Whether it'll stick once someone challenges it is another question.
Mobile flashing stickers powered by RF from your phone (no batteries) : https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/GSM-mobile-led-flashi...

[EDIT] http://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/38838/powerin...
I use Reddit heavily, and subscribe to a wide variety of different sized subs. AskReddit is the only one I'm aware of that's still remotely anything-goes. Every other sub is so heavily modded that I have no expectation of any given thread I start staying up more than a couple hours. It's going the way of Wikipedia - so policed, it's no longer worth the effort to contribute at all.
I too long for the days of the ARPAnet, when the Internet was not associated with DoD programs.
I haven't so far. Am I ever going to run into a topic that I can't learn on video? Can I get a bachelor's or master's degree level computer science/programming education from all the content online?
Why the hell is [Netflix] making their own content when the entire point of the site is for [existing studios] to create the content?

On the other hand, you're not wrong. Just because it works for Netflix doesn't mean it CAN work for Reddit, or that Reddit can execute on the idea.

...but Netflix is an amazing example as to the value of a content aggregator/distributor turning their hand to content creation.

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Flower arrangement does sound pretty useless, but your comment reminds me of the "no brown m&m's story":
http://www.snopes.com/music/artists/vanhalen.asp

Maybe they're a hippy rock band and instead of a pyrotechnician to light the shit out of the drummer, they need a flower arranger to nature the shit out of it, instead?
I think the wiring is a good way to show the connections, white space is needed to keep things readable so it allows for gaps and logical groupings, wires, strings, I think the analogy is fairly digestible to someone new to this. Thanks for everyone's input, I'll be taking a look.
https://github.com/open-power/skiboot (runtime firmware)

https://github.com/open-power/hostboot (initialisation firmware)

https://github.com/open-power/occ (on-chip controller firmware)

https://github.com/openbmc (BMC - currently in development!)

[Disclaimer: IBMer, opinions my own.]
> thin library to talk to IO pins

That might be a bit bad example, because IO pin control is usually compiled to just one or at most a few machine instructions. IO pin control for those is often a macro or intrinsic, not really a library.

Sometimes there's no runtime, other than what you implement. That's true bare metal.
great work by tesla, again!
It is perfectly possible for communities with different conventions to co-exist peacefully. The problems only come when you "cross the streams" and I think many people who do do it deliberately, precisely for the controversy (attention, clicks) it will generate.