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It's clear, is it? Has that been found by a court of law on the basis of sound evidence?

Or are you talking about the GTA IV cheat codes they found that definitely prove it?
>> "It could broadcast some (authenticated) "I'm a stolen iPhone" message to other iPhones nearby."

Why not have Siri yell 'Im a stolen iPhone' full volume with the volume switch disabled.
The same way having a secure password protects you from Brute force attacks - https://xkcd.com/538/
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Your comment and the parent really surprise me.
Passing such moral judgements based on the diet of a species seems a bit 'youtubish'.
Using the same logic one could argue that humpback whales are the real assholes since they protect those seals and sea lions so they can prey on those tiny, little penguins which are the cutest.

(Seals even rape them :'( http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20141117-why-seals-have-sex-w...)
IMO the medical info feature isn't worth the risk. You can always just carry a little card in your wallet. It would eliminate a huge attack surface.
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I still think the approach is kind of misleading. Because the (apparent) complexity of the math formula is only linked to the fact you're using a decimal formula for a binary operation.

The operation, mathematically, is extremely simple.
He needs attention.

Reassure him that he still is your "Numero Uno" in every way. Spend some one on one time with him doing things he likes. Take him movies, parks or zoo etc alone.

Reestablish that "exclusive" relationship you once had with him. He feels that your original relationship is under threat after those two Johnny-come-lately arrived on the scene ... one after another!

Good luck.
Dentists have stopped being strung along by the great flossing yarn. About time
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UK: no use of wood frame buildings to my knowledge, all new construction of apartment style housing seems to be concrete floor plate with steel skeleton and concrete central utility/fire exit 'cores'.

Styles can still be very boring and samey though. You can almost see the catalogue numbers on the photos.
I think the C64 Direct-to-TV by Jeri Ellsworth was quite a success in terms of userbase. Of course the problem with making and selling hardware is increased IP scrutiny.

I think the Raspberry Pi or Beaglebone would make good candidates for baremetal emulation. The Pi has a formidable but barely documented vector processor, and the Beaglebone has the (also under-supported) PRU realtime subsystems which would be ideal for controllers and audio.

Both also have enough ecosystem to make it worth doing. Retropie is already popular, although it's a straight port of the normal userland emulators and doesn't attempt to do anything fancy with the hardware. I think there is a "market" (not the kind that pays money, but a decent userbase) which will happily dedicate a cheap SBC to booting straight into emulators.
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Shiny hipster chatapps from SV do not make the need for tried-and-true century-old OPSEC techniques disappear. Encryption in apps is not a replacement for compartmentalization, dividing into cells, using codenames, etc.
Maybe we could change the link to point @ the Vimeo link, or is there a better one directly from GQ instead (I keep getting taken to the German GQ and can't figure out how to get the English version, so can't find it myself)
People in tech shouldn't accept that kind of bullying from asshats like Craig Wright. Courtois clearly outgunned him intellectually, but he still let himself be shouted at.
Well, he's definitely guilty, so that should be fine - the TV said so, it's never wrong.

You may be on to something there.
How did you get that, from what I posted? Either I was unclear, or you meant to reply to someone else?
From the linked article at http://use-the-index-luke.com/blog/2016-07-29/on-ubers-choic...

"Unfortunately, the article doesn’t make this very clear because it doesn’t mention how their requirements changed with the introduction of Schemaless compared to 2013, when they migrated from MySQL to PostgreSQL."

MySQL -> PostgreSQL -> MySQL ...

Need to keep these developers busy!

But seriously, migrating databases is a huge effort from my experience, where a lot of preperation needs to take place to not corrupt any data or get data in an inconsistent state.

So this takes quite some engineering effort away from feature development.
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Oh ... and ... apologise to him for your behaviour of having to tie him up the bedpost! That's bullying. Exactly what you are facing. Our kids learn by copying and imitating, not by being told. (My hard lesson learned with 3 boys)
"Most of us agree to give up our data in exchange for using online services such as Google, Netflix and Facebook. Cable and Internet providers have said it's only fair for them to compete on the same playing field."

No Google and FB are free. Comcast is not only not free but an expensive service and often a monopoly in a market.

This is how it starts, Comcast dips their toe into the water and if it cant get away with this on some limited basis, then it will eventually become the default. AT&T and Verizon are already doing this with wireless businesses. Their argument was also that FB, and Google were doing this and they needed to as well in order to compete.

If this happens we will need to purchase VPN service from a third party in order to protect us from the monopoly internet provider. What a sad state of affairs this will be.

P.S., Can you anyone tell me what I would agree to give up with a Netflix account? This is news to me.
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I was translating the same messages* :)

Obviously, this app was known by public. So, I am not sure if they would risk themselves to use it to plan something illegal. Yet, things in Turkey are getting very amateurish in every aspects for the last decade. So, luckily for the sake of bits and pieces of Turkish democracy, this coup attempt was also amateurish.

However; I have the tendency to believe that Erdoğan knew that they were working on something nasty and he might had even encouraged it indirectly. So that, he could control it and benefit from it.

I must say that I have biased opinions against Erdoğan.

*@pazartesi2014 says

@kuscusencer ByLock programınıda umarım çözmüssünüzdür Reis paralelciler buna sardılar şimdi

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@kuscusencer I hope you have decrypted the ByLock app, Reis (an informal expression, meaning superior). Gulenci People have started use this.

And this guy seems like from the movement

@nifaksavar

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Friends, don't always use the same service provider bylock, kakao etc..
I have been in such a project (nuclear waste recycling). All the refactoring have been postponed until the Y2K project. All the tests had to be performed for this project. This project should have been boring (very few code was involving date), but because of this huge refactoring, it was interesting. We have removed almost all the technical debt.
Coups aren't a new invention, they were happening since people first organized into a society. Securing an organization is not a purely, or even primarily, a computer problem. Newest "encrypted" chatapp du jour is only a distraction, and should be at best treated as a shiny replacement for walkie-talkies. If someone is so stupid to base the security of their op on a chat app, frankly, they deserve to fail.
Yes. Memory unsafety doesn't work.
As I currently work at a company in this exact situation I can confirm it is very true.

And to validate the article even more I am currently searching for better opportunities where I can work with better and more modern technologies.
There have been lots of good suggestions.

I am just adding to that. I do not know your real situation so I am just extrapolating. It could be that his siblings are taking a good share of parental attention that was once fully his. Especially his mother's.

If so, you will need to patiently work with him to show you are fair to all kids. Once the mother is free enough to spend time with him, this behaviour will subside. She will currently be having her hands full with the little ones and you might have to pitch in.

With time and patience he will be back to his calm self. Next to your 3 and 1 year old, he might seem older but remember that he is still just a kid and not too emotionally different from a 3 year old.

When, the going gets difficult, remember this too shall pass and some time in the future, you will use this experience to help out another harried parent!

Outdoor free play can release some of the kid's pent-up energy and that certainly helps

Ensure the kid is getting enough sleep too.
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It is totally unusable for anybody who ever has seen the easy usability of WordPress. Please do yourself a favor and build a few sites in WP to understand how WP works and why it is so successful.

I am writing this not to attack you, it is a real life experience I had with many clients - they just look at me when I ask them to try Django CMS, asking "really???".

I would like to have them to use anything that has django under the hood, but they always take the WP road when given demo setups and some time to experiment.

Wagtail changed that, people seem to understand the Wagtail interface much better, but it is seriously lacking basic features. You at least understood that people want categories - call it taxonomies and allow multiple ways to use and edit them. Ah, just use WP for a few ways to understand how powerful that concept is.
Previous Hacker News discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8665865
Thanks! Interesting talk!
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Honestly, I won't ever buy a phone which I can't reliably turn off under any circumstances. And I'll think twice before buying a phone whose battery I can't take out with little effort.
For the JVM Shenandoah GC [1] can do so as well (or at least very low consistent pauses) and is available via EA builds or the OpenJDK in fedora 24 [2].

This is with pointer happy java code, not with special effort to have pointer less data.

[1] http://openjdk.java.net/jeps/189
[2] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/Shenandoah
You wouldn't have been able to understand what they were saying if it had been 100% authentic. And if you translate the language why not translate the units?
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as 1) SMHasher is not the right test for performance for a hash function in a hash table. In a hash table FNV will always win over xxHash and all those file digests, which are optimized for aligned larger blocks. SMHasher is a good test for network throughput or hashing files, but not for hash tables.

The reason is that an easily short inlinable hash function like FNV will always win over a big non-inlinable digest like Murmur, xxHash, Farm, Metro ...
Furthermore, even if small worse hash functions produce more collisions, their small icache size will still outperform bigger functions with less collisions. More work, but less cache misses.
For small hash tables it is even faster to do a linear search because of cache advantages, and also a linked-list of buckets is better be written as array. ("Cache-Conscious Collision Resolution in String Hash Tables" by Nikolas Askitis and Justin Zobel, Melbourne 2005)

ad branching) Google successfully experimented with hash variants based on alignment and size. Newer CPU's explore those branches beforehead, so the overhead was not that big and worth it. See their sparse hashtable.
Hmm, I've always considered it to be a logical structure dissociated from physical machines. The prior systems were such that one stored data on a particular rack of computers but using a cloud removed that association from the customer. Yes, the data is ultimately in some computer's storage somewhere but the company can remove that computer from the internet and move the data, it's not a computer - there's an abstraction layer in place.

So, I'd say a server is "just a computer somewhere", The Cloud is necessarily more than that.
It may be that they were waiting for the outcome of this trial. If they are successful against Apple that would likely improve their chances of succeeding against Google. It's a pretty common patent litigation approach.
Is Elixir actually any more mainstream/momentum-having than Crystal? I'd be more inclined to point people to e.g. OCaml.
Fair, changed paragraph to "While the result is easily computed and the process easily understood in base 2 (i.e., using the ‘bit strings as language’ lens), the AND function written in base-10 notation looks in fact non-trivial:"

The point of the article is to switch bases (exploring the many facets).

Per my previous thoughts, "the binary notation is a contingency, useful to understand and define specific functions that will run fast on computers given their binary architectures. However, because the notation does not convey meaning in itself, those numbers and functions are as well described in any arbitrary base, namely base 10 for humans, or base 16 (hexadecimal) for conciseness."
This article is based on a BlackHat talk (also linked in article): https://www.blackhat.com/us-16/briefings/schedule/#heist-htt...
I have heard it referred to as being in a band.

Things that people in start ups don't know: getting technical things done in complex environments. I would focus my CV on showing interaction with corporates outside the firm - show you have some game.
So... which countries have very good competition on wired Internet services without Government forcing competitors to share infrastructure, or otherwise subsidize competition? If free market capitalism had that result when applied to this market, you'd think at least one country would exist somewhere.
You're correct.... the vast majority of the haystack doesn't contain any needles, thats the point. And you also know where the needles tend to be and stay away from that area.

I'm not implying that UB doesn't exist, simply saying that using C is a different mindset.

If you use C, you dont just use the language, you use the language, the toolchain and the machine, you're familiar with the whole stack, quite often down to the metal.

The point about memory management is that memory management is just case of the general problem, i.e. resource management. resource management is a skill you need to have if you're a softie and making it easier in one specific case (RAM) is not a generic solution. Better that you learn how to do it properly then apply that knowledge in all situations (files, RAM, power, etc).
e.g. where is the GC-equivalent for power management? or file handles? its the same problem in a different domain.
The EU has the biggest GDP in the world btw.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nomi...
Well, debatable on the C64 instance. Indeed, if you can manage to commercially market your design, then you could get a userbase in the thousands. But compare that to the millions of downloads something like Dolphin gets.

And the ARM-based mini systems could work for retro emulators in general, sure. Presuming someone actually writes a true bare-metal OS for them instead of just a lightweight Linux instance. But they're not fast enough for people like me that are obsessive about exacting emulation accuracy. I'm still hoping we'll get to a point where ARM-based computers are taken more seriously and we start getting a real market for products like the Jetson TX1 to compete against budget AMD systems.

All of this stuff involves sacrifices. The more you chase latency, accuracy, etc ... the more you alienate your potential market. Even when we're not looking for money, more users is such a potent motivator to validate that our efforts aren't being wasted.
I remember I asked a question 5 years ago in stack overflow[0] about the mathematical equation equivalent of bitwise AND. Thank you for posting this I found the answer to my 5 year old question.

[0] - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7199625/mathematical-equa...
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I think the same about Poul Henning Kamp. I feel I read his name in every module in FreeBSD. Jails, GEOM and so on. And Varnish is a fantastic well though product from him.

The architectural difference of how data is stored between Redis and Varnish is very interesting to read about. And I think it tells us why that Redis performs better on Linux and Varnish performs better on FreeBSD.
> People just aren't comfortable with the fact that some students will just not perform well no matter how many resources you throw at it.

You aren't those 'people' nor are your kids; you would (or will) not be saying that. I'm not one of those people either but I work with these kids and with effort people improve a lot over the educational system. I have seen kids go from failures to successes by putting effort into them and we should strive for that. The elitist view you have is painful to read. I'm not talking about the pure geniuses as they will get the attention they need but neither are you...
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At least in that case there's a physical product. I don't mind patents, but I prefer the original version where you needed a physical implementation.

I don't know about his design in particular, but I have the mechanical and electronic skills to design something that would likely infringe on his patent and I haven't read the patent or even looked at a breakdown of a hoverboard. The patent probably doesn't meet the novelty requirements.
This is good advice. Dunno why it is being down voted.

"Let him physically hurt you" is, oddly, great advice. I've let this happen too with generally good results. Kid's emotions have run high, he feels he's unfairly treated, is ignored and powerless ... and consequently is unable to communicate without histrionics. Pinching or pulling hair is his attempt to show he's not having anymore of the shit the world's thrown at him. So let him express himself like that ... this time!

Then - when he's calm - ask him to explain what he felt and thought. Then ask "Was pulling my hair the right thing to do? Can I pull your hair to show you how it hurts? ... Exactly!"

You'll earn your reward when a 6 year old comes to you, on his own, unasked, to apologise for hurting you.
> React predefines the rules and it is validated by a major tech company so people are apt to play along.

That's his point. By being giant Facebook can "force" React to others.
Another user hit the same error, I will look into it. I built it mostly on nvidia hardware so there are some things to work out for amd
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> I'm not sure if I really want to implement demand paging

Yes, you probably should. It's the quintessential example of using virtual memory and handling page faults so you probably want to do it just for the educational value (although that would need a disk driver too).

But it's also the key to implementing various modern operating system tricks, such as memory mapped files and dynamically expanding (and contracting) stack (for userspace processes, kernels typically don't do this AFAIK).

What you probably do not want to do is old-fashioned swap space on disk. It's not as useful as it once was because we have A LOT of memory these days and it might be harmful for SSD wear. For implementing this, you'd also need to have some kind of LRU cache to figure out which pages can be swapped out (quite typically in applications like this, swapping in is the easy part, figuring out what to swap out is more difficult).
> Predictable memory utilization, predictable computation cost, predictable response time.

All of these can happen with non-GCd languages through heap fragmentation (i.e. even when correctly allocating and deallocating memory, you can still end up with a fragmented heap.) Tho only way to aviod this is to avoid all dynamic allocation (which is indeed done in a lot of systems) or exclusively use memory pools instead of a traditional heap.
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I can strongly recommend Michael Wood's book "In Search of England" which has a chapter on Arthur.

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Maybe a critical app shouldn't be web based?

If you're really worried about your battery running low and working with critical data, removing the browser overhead which is draining you battery should be one of the first things to do.
Very true - there will be a limit to what size of a population can be sustained by farming within those northern areas. Whatever that number is, it's probably not 9 billion people
Anyway, I guess a thief could just wrap the phone in tinfoil :)
Thats you, I'm me. My phone is my life and if someone is not deincentivised against stealing it then I'm not going to be thrilled.

Personally I've never had issues with iPhones for the battery, I've had three- but then I also spring for AppleCare.