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Wanted to note that iOS 10 will support HTTP/2 push for apps too. iOS will internally cache the pushed content and requests for them will appear to respond instantly.

More details in the NSURLSession WWDC talk: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2016/711/
I think that I partly agree with you on it. It is not hard to imagine two iPhones per person - private one and company one. And yet I doubt that more than one VR in household will be that common. Probably in case of smartphones cost hiding thanks to carrier plans helped in making it popular. Can similar mechanism work for VR? It is true that nowadays you can get additional things with your mobile plan - laptops and tablets for example. But in case of VR you have to consider also beefier machine. GearVR would probably have advantage in this case.

Then it is the issue of having something on your face and not being able to hop-in and hop-out of the experience in case of a second. It makes the experience deeper, but that means you need more time and people don't have time. Even if you play with someone on a console you can, in split second, see them smiling or see that you need to turn off cooker under rice. Never mind about actual appearance of having something on someones pretty face. VR devices are looking probably too Sci-Fi than somewhat elegant iPhone to appeal to public. Elegance appeal to rich people and what appeals to rich people appeals to everyone that would like to be rich. One thing that overcomes elegance is price and it does not apply to VR.

It is deeper experience so it may be closer to cinema than to TV. TV is certainly more popular. I hope that it will enable not only great gaming experiences, but also remarkable development (or professional) environments. Current gen VR is probably not yet there to be used in professional setting, but maybe subsidized by gaming - same as with GPUs - it will get there.
This wouldn't be that bad, except for the fact that they won't properly disclose it, and I bet the "non-discounted" plans either won't exist or will be extremely expensive
That may well be true but why compare them with credit cards at all? Debit cards have all those functions and a much lower fraud incidence.
Because my friends code in python and JavaScript whilst I code in lisp and try to get everyone to convert to functional programming?
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I have been a subscriber for a while now and I consider it some of the best money I have spent ever. Just look at the wealth of information available at

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Not me. I'm very happen when this happens. When it comes to identity, it's far easier to deal with false positive than theft. For example, my credit card gets flagged for fraud every holiday when I go on a gift card purchasing spree. I have no problem with this.
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Culture is about unspoken expectations and what people do that they're not specifically told to do.

When people finish a project 10 minutes before they planned to grab lunch, do they leave for lunch early? Do more of their own work? Sit down and help out a colleague? Chat about Game of Thrones by the water cooler? Play ping pong?

Speaking of lunch, do people eat at their desks? Together in the kitchen or a conference room? Alone outside the office? Together outside the office?

At the end of a hard day, what do people do? Stick in their chairs and surf Facebook so the boss thinks they're putting in lots of hours? Go home to their kids? Get into nerf gun wars? Play video games together? Have a beer together in the office? Go out to a bar?

How competitive is your culture? Do people default to collaborative modes instead? Where there is competition, is it friendly and constructive or vicious and inclined to sabotage?

How much autonomy do people really have? How much hierarchy? How much process and bureaucracy? What do you look for on a resume and in an interview? How do your managers identify good work and how do they recognize and reward it? Do certain roles get more appreciation than others? Do people speak out loud in your open office, or whisper out of consideration for the people around them or take their discussions to a conference room? Do people actually take vacations or does that unlimited vacation policy just make them afraid because they don't know how much they're expected to take?

These questions and a thousand more define the cultural differences between companies. They're the reason I might consider working at a large company (Google? IBM?) but certainly wouldn't work at Amazon or Goldman Sachs. They're why I like the small startup-minded company I'm at now but not the culture at most Kool-aid drinking startups. They'll affect what sorts of people you retain and what sort of results you get out of them. They affect morale and (via morale and burnout, among other things) productivity.

Now here's the crux, and this is very important:

Culture is introduced from above AND from below.

From above, you're responsible for what personalities you hire and what skills and personal values they bring. You're responsible for what work behaviors you reward. You set the example for how rigid hierarchy is, for how much vacation people take, and for whether people are expected to spend 7 hours in the office or 11.

But you can't force-feed culture either. Culture is set from below by the personalities and personal values of the people you hire. How well they get along. What they like to do when they have 10 minutes free or after work.

If your employees are more into knitting or WoW, buying a ping pong table won't suddenly make them ping pong players. Taking everyone to a bar and forcing them to socialize won't make them friends, but it might make some people resentful.

All you can do is avoid hiring (and quickly fire) poisonous personalities, and offer encouragement and support (in the form of money or time) to activities that people already express interest in as a group and that you see as constructive.
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I think it's saying that peoples' friends are better predictors of illness than just people.
That's true, but there are other options. For instance, clockless computing is one avenue worth pursuing.
You can't seriously expect a site that used to be named "Linux Weekly News" to have decent UI/UX.
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Is there still any belief in serious circles that Wright is SN? Whatever happened to those credible thought leaders who initially supported his claim? I lost track of this after the initial splash announcement and immediately ensuing controversy.
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OK, I have a mailchimp signup form and a neat hot-air balloon from github! Sign up, and tell your Dads (and M{u,o}ms!).

The plan will be to use gh-pages to allow people to submit articles (write-ups of neat dad-hacks) and then something like disqus for comments. Help welcome!

https://github.com/sleepypikachu/dad-hackers.club
I believe the point of this article was to discuss the possibilities outside of, and up until, that realm.
Nice idea. My only concern is that it could lead to an increase in overzealous removal requests, especially if the idea is copied by other vendors.
If you liked that, there's a long article out there somewhere in New Yorker or some such mag about two kids who got in way over their heads with russian gangs bringing drugs into the automated container facility on rotterdam's docks.
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I wouldn't be so opposed to this if we had more choice of an ISP.
Phoenix is slightly faster than Gin (Go web framework) so depending on your use case it can be fast :). Obviously one of the primary selling points is OTP/BEAM VM with all the concurrency, HA, soft realtime etc. but with simpler syntax than Erlang.
> ChaosKey is free hardware running free software, built with free software on a free operating system.
Why shouldn't they be? Founders put in the initial blood sweat and tears for below market rates. Some guy hired at year 3 for market rate? Just an employee.
Please don't link to The Young Turks. They're on par with Fox News even if they're politically on the opposite end of the spectrum.

Again: we know Clinton's stance on war and the Middle East, Russia and China. Clinton already holds a lot of political power in the US (just look at her campaign's biggest sponsors and the Clinton Foundation -- plus the entire thing with her having been the de facto blessed Democrat candidate since before the primaries even started). Trump is an outsider who has the majority of the country against him (the GOP is still reluctant to present him as "their" candidate).

Hyperbole aside, the POTUS is not actually an autocrat. There is still a large body of bureaucracy and checks and balances preventing the POTUS from doing as (s)he pleases. Clinton would only have to worry about the Republicans, Trump would likely have everyone against him at some level.

He's not innocent, but he's significantly less dangerous. He's controllable (recently he went so far as to suggest that he would cede most of his duties to his VP -- effectively just leaving the prestige and title). Clinton is not (she already has an actual agenda and is far more nuanced when it comes to manipulating people in her favour).

Don't get me wrong: I don't want to see either of them become president. I would have loved to see Sanders win the primaries (simply because to me as a European he felt like a healthy counterbalance to the usual American politics) even though I was certain one of the other Republicans would have eventually won the election. But at this point you're basically forced to choose between Chaotic Evil with no political support (i.e. built-in limitations to the damage he can do) and Lawful Evil with an entire body of politics behind her (i.e. a lot of paved roads).
I'm finding your service/API suggestion interesting,in light of Steve Yegge's somewhat infamous post about Amazon's initiative to acomplish this ssome years back.
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Lots more stats and graphs on Charles Bloom's blog (RAD employee working on compression) - http://cbloomrants.blogspot.co.uk/
Thanks for nitpicking. I'm always tempted to do this, but reluctant because most people probably don't care. I'm a firm believer in the hypothesis that such mistakes are "contagious" and thus more harmful than one would think.
Okay, let's fix this, here are some suggestions they could think about:

- Improve the design a bit. Carefully, you do not want to piss of old subscribers.

- Improve the conversion rate. There is a middle ground between newsletter modals and burying the method to subscribe.

- Introduce a few new products. As far as I can see, at the moment it is just "in depth news for OSS, especially kernel hackers". Maybe they could package some parts of this up for different audiences (security notices, content partnerships etc.).

- Some marketing tactics. "Invite a new subscriber to get this badge." SEO could be improved, too.
I have a bunch of unused CPU time on my virtualization cluster. I wonder how the power delta for full-utilization would work with the pay...
It is indeed a mistake that is almost only made by native English speakers, which is in itself an interesting phenomenon.
I am not sure you can define a culture, it already exists and is developing "naturally" in your team. What you can try is to find out what are the motivating trait of your existing culture by talking with your peers, and formalize / identify the top one and put in a poster ?

For example, is your team good at solving hard problems, deliver on time, have great customer satisfaction, etc ? (I don't believe you could say yes to all answers if you are totally honest..)

Identify the 3 keys aspects that actually exist in the company and support/encourage those behavior.
That doesn't work; I can't seem to split the text block to put the image between two paragraphs. In the demo, on the "A Shifting Reef" article, how would you place the image between the paragraph starting "The facts relating" and "Taking into consideration"? They're both part of a single Generic Text block, so my only option in Structure Mode appears to be putting the image above the entire 3-paragraph text block of below it.

If I wanted move an image around inside text content, should I be using the CMS Plugins -> Bootstrap 3 -> Image widget inside the text content editor, instead of doing it in the structure editor? Or should I use CMS Plugins -> Filer -> Image? Why are there two ways to add images to my site?

I'm not being willfully obtuse here; I'm genuinely failing to accomplish common, content-centric editing tasks. The structured content model of Django CMS looks really interesting and powerful, but its usability and discoverability seems pretty difficult for me. I'd highly recommend running some usability tests and observing real people interacting with Django CMS and competing platforms to see where people get stuck and what wrong turns they take. Jakob Nielsen has a good article on usability testing at https://www.nngroup.com/articles/usability-101-introduction-....
I don't deny that altruism exists, but to me it's just another form of egoism. Nobody can convince me that they have ever done anything for ANY other reason than because of the belief that it will be good for them or that they'll get some sort of kick out of it. Not Mother Theresa, not anyone, ever. Because it's not possible. If you don't put your own interests first, you have nothing to give to others anyway.

Moreover, people who are not egoists freak me out. To me, such people are the ultimate hypocrites and I fell that I can't trust them with anything.
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The amount of traffic they're getting from that Newsletter will look insane on their dashboard.

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:-) I know people too. And there was a time when looking into a CRT and listening to your modem squawk while the webpage in front of you took 5 minutes to download. The takeaway seems obvious: terrible experience, they'll never use this Internet thing again.
Agreed. I don't care about my phone, I can get a new one. I care about my data. Apple has great online storage and syncing so I can lose my device and be back up and running again on a new device. I'd rather see something that basically allows me to say "This device is stolen, make it worthless." Where Apple waits for it to phone home once and then they brick it so that it has to be taken to Apple to be reversed, notifying Apple that it was a stolen device.
Am i reading right ? 17b € for a 57km tunnel (on an existing railway, only to flatter trajectory a little) just to save a little time ? That seems expensive..
Well, that's exactly my point and that's exactly what hypocrisy looks like.

Every protectionism is different because ... reasons. There will always be an "what if..." to justify everything.
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Not sure why people would discuss it in Julia threads,but for Ruby and Crystal >50% of Elixir community came from Ruby so basically it's Ruby devs discussing newer alternatives to Ruby.
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its highly probable that most of your(average person) friends are your friend because they easily accept anyone's friend request and hence have lots of friends
And if not, upon seeing this they will be filled with regret.
RAII and smart pointers go a long way towards eliminating the need for GC in c++.
Usually everything that's marketed as „X killer” or „Z done right” is just crap...
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You mention learning a lot about compiled languages, and mention afterwards being able to understand packages. How are those two related?
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A huge amount of traffic to Wayback Machine, I hope they donated some money.
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> ...lack of transparency about design quality

Totally agree.

Technical debt isn't a problem as long as the team has good communication & low levels of political behaviour.

IMO articles like this that paint Tech Debt as a universally negative thing (without trying to balance the view, or mention the context in which the tech exists) do more harm than good.

Update: Recommend reading "5 Dysfunctions of a Team" for guidance on improving communication and reducing political behaviour in an organisation.
There is one real choice here. Agree with the meditation, it will make beings realize the truth (most people are afraid to know the truth within them). We human beings are all (without exception) trapped (I prefer this term instead of enslaved) in the cycle of `Samsara` (loop), but there is a way to break free from this machine, and `Meditation` is the key.
We used feature flags to update "live" code but using if conditions based on hard coded test user/client ids. I wrote everything necessary to respect a database flag instead but that never made it out of a test db whilst features kept being added behind "id" based flags.

So now to remove said flags you just hunt through code for the special id string and remove the "no" branches. Oh, and for Gods sake don't accidentally make the wrong thing live.

Flawless.
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I have been a subscriber for years but stopped the subscription last year, it's just that I'm doing less kernel related development these days.

lwn could do better though, make the website visually better, have a mobile app, do some beginner friendly kernel corner and such, also add a save-my-favorite-articles function under my account(last time I checked there is no such thing), adding tag support,etc. In fact just moving to wordpress will probably solve many of its website "issues" so it can focus on the content as it has been for a long time. You need the landing page stay up to date to attract new and young subscribers.
Thank you, I'll have a look.
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I don't know whether he's stupid, but he's wilfully ignorant. I think he genuinely just doesn't care about many topics and isn't interested in learning more about them than necessary to make some vague statements that may seem relevant.

I was extremely surprised how serious Americans take Trump as a candidate when it is so obvious the vast majority of his speeches are incoherent rambling around one or two talking points played for effect.

I mean, seriously? A wall between the US and Mexico? There is already a wall between the US and Mexico. The various specifications he gave at various points throughout the primaries are obviously figures he pulled out of his ass to paint a more visually impressive picture.

And a stop for Muslim immigrants is entirely on par for the course. Sure, any other politician would have been more nuanced and phrased it differently so it doesn't sound like it's religious discrimination but let's not pretend that racism is a new thing in the US.

Trump's campaign boils down to bar-room clichés: lazy, half-baked "solutions" to real and complex problems. None of that is likely representative of what he would actually do once elected. Just like none of the "shatter the glass ceiling" and "yay minorities" rhetorics actually represent what Clinton will do once elected.
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At least they tell you the price before making you create a login!

I ran into this gem recently:

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Okay then, for the sake of the comparison's relevancy to this post, is China the pristine cathedral to the US's bazaar?
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Same reason all the other lines at the supermarket go faster than the one you're in?
The use of the app wasn't the reason why the coup failed.

I'm also skeptical that a conspiracy involving thousands of individuals (all using this one app) somehow didn't leak until after the coup? The answer is probably that the purges didn't really have anything to do with the coup.
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You've almost described ISPC verbatim. If you don't already know about it you might want to check it out. http://ispc.github.io/index.html

It doesn't compile to a native executable, but since it produces .o files you should be able to just set your entry point and go from there.
None of the options being discussed are "simple". There isn't a simple way out of technical debt. If there were, it wouldn't be debt.

Unit tests rarely contribute much to the technical debt, because worst generally-seen case is that you can just throw them away. I've seen that, unit tests so bad they weren't usable for much. I'm yet to see a code base destroyed by trying to make it testable, whereas I've seen a ton of codebases that were made quite powerful and flexible, yet also fairly pleasant to use, because they were built to be testable.

Also, in the end I'm far more interested in "automated" testing than anybody's pedantic definitions of what "unit" or "integration" or whatever testing is. That's not the point. The point is that I ought to be able to set up an automated built server and run useful, meaningful tests on it.
If we had more choice they wouldn't try to do this to begin with. They're only doing this because so many of their customers effectively have no other viable choice.
if Intel has reasonable guesses as to what their competitor's level of R&D is at, they can stall the current gen tech for as long as possible, in order to milk the max profits off the capital investments.

Chip design and manufacturing isn't something a garage tinkerer can do (at the level of cutting edge research to compete with existing silicon makers). Therefore, companies like Intel can afford to lax until their customers demand differently (in which case, they will probably put the gas on R&D).
It's true that rent seekers who currently use state-sanctioned violence to prevent economic competition might be harmed in a visible manner.

But factory workers are consumers too and gain (less visible) benefits from immigrants. I.e. if you work at factory X but consume goods produced at factory Y, you benefit from cheaper labor at factory Y. If you work at factory X but consume medicine, you benefit from having an Indian doctor and a Filipina nurse.
It would do if the site was up. HN hug of death?