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Quite misleading indeed and definitely done before. NASA released a 46000MP picture of the milky way in 2015, which is also available online[1] using the same technique.

[1] http://gds.astro.rub.de/
If I remember correctly, LFE is a Lisp2

Joxa (just like Clojure) is a Lisp1, thus maybe more apt
http://joxa.org
The UK government actually tried this back in 2010 with a website. I think the top rated repeal suggestion was "end paid maternity leave", and eventually the website was quietly closed and never mentioned again.
Interesting, little is mentioned of re training workers for their new products
Having dominant military is a key component is having USD as world's dominant currency which in turn drives about 30-40% of our GDP, so even aside from security aspect it's a very good investment.
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Oh? Where do you see this? I'm already on version 10.0.42 and I still see ridiculous writes to disk.
No, it is not necessary to shut down all extensions, you just need a better security model. Today, one click is sufficient to grant an extension unlimited access to all your request data (including form data) together with the ability to send that data anywhere. In addition, most of the problematic extensions try to trick the user by either not informing him/her at all about the data collection, or by misnoming it as anonymized collection of "usage statistics" (which is often a blatant lie).

Of course it's fine to argue that it's the users problem, but then I don't see why on one hand we're trying to harden browsers against all kinds of sophisticated attack vectors while at the same time giving malicious actors privileged access to all the users data via the App Store. And again, restricting the kind of access that an extension has to the users data would be a first step to amend the problem. Allowing users to report abuse in an effective way would be a second step. Being more strict with violators would be a third one, as today most extensions simply reapply for access after being deleted and often get included again (just wait and see, WOT will also make a reappearance).
This, SOOO much this! Please don't enter the morass that is Hadoop / Hive / Presto / Spark [esp. Spark] unless you really, really need to. Redshift sounds really good for your needs.
any chance of a npm/yarn package ?
And all of them are band-aid for keeping to use monolith OSes written in C.
Yeah, it would have been more correct to use autism spectrum disorder[1] rather than vanilla autism.

Features of these disorders include social deficits and communication difficulties, stereotyped or repetitive behaviors and interests, sensory issues, and in some cases, cognitive delays.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autism_spectrum
In what way has the Democratic Party abandoned blue collar workers? By supporting labor unions? By supporting labor laws? By supporting anti-discrimination laws?

I agree with you that the Democratic Party is horrible at communicating with voters.
I think that often happens on support forums, because the power user volunteers trying to help others are too enthusiastic about the product. They have a deep bond to the product, that is strengthened by getting the (mental) reward of being recognized as an expert by answering a lot of questions on support forums. Therefore they will continue to use the product, even if it requires them to change their habits or to apply (costly) workarounds. Of course their answers will be written with this sentiment, so their suggestions might completely ignore the problem.
Totaly agree. Dialyzer/Dialyxir can provide a high degree of confidence about types.

The wonderful thing about it is that you don't have to get all type annotations since the begining, you can add them over the time. This allows to use "unspecified" types for quick prototyping, and make them more specific when the project evolves, which is a major complain of traditional type systems such as Java's.

Another tool that I find useful is Credo[1] which "is a static code analysis tool for the Elixir language with a focus on teaching and code consistency".

The Ecto[2] project uses a tool called Ebert[3] that automatically runs Credo for each pull-request and comments with the issues found. Here you can see an example of Ebert's bot commenting on a PR[4]

[1] https://github.com/rrrene/credo
[2] https://github.com/elixir-ecto/ecto
[3] https://ebertapp.io/
[4] https://github.com/elixir-ecto/ecto/pull/1785
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One of the main objectives of Clojure was interoperability with Java because of the ecosystem. Java and Erlang ecosystems are not comparable.

Also, JVM is great. :)
Agreed. The Github code is a substitute for the take home assignment. If his GH code is good enough as per the employer standards, invite him in office to explain the work he did on that project.

Now employers don't want to do that most likely I assume is because no one wants to go through the pain of figuring out the details of GH code. OTOH, the employer is expecting the candidate to understand the problem assigned to him and come up with a solution!
Nowhere in that comment did I ever state my preference.
71.4% is not "a sure winner".
The pipes are evenly spaced so horizontal distance just goes away.
That would be awesome! Most components do require props tho, how would you deal with that? As in, I know you can pass the props, but you would have to define some CI testing props for each component.
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Hey HN,
I found a security flaw by looking into an app's reversed code but the company hasn't got a bug bounty or responsible disclosure policy.
I hold a free copy of that app, it is available in app stores.

Can I report the flaw to the company without the fear of getting sued?

BTW:
My understanding is that Sec. 103(f) of the DMCA should protect me there.
And the EU law has got also an exception for that.
I like what Dave Rubin said about what to expect in the coming days:

"Media which got everything wrong will now tell you all the things that will happen as a result of the thing they said wouldn't happen."
Yes but can you afford the legal representation to prove it is not related.
> The US is a superpower because of our military might.

IMO, the causality is Economic might --> military might + "soft power" --> superpower (look at how China's trajectory). Prioritising military over economy in peace times seems short-sighted
Why would you need Stack Overflow ? Seriously, is the ability to copy/query from Stack Overflow expected from 'programmers' these days ?!
Yes, although we put that into our "virtualization" bag which we haven't begun mapping out in detail yet. I do try and keep up with the SGX roadmap and exploits; there have been some truly awesome attacks on it via hyperthreading, for example :) It will be interesting to see what AMD Zen does in this direction too. When the Mill is made, there will be all these orthogonal systems needed for these kind of use-cases available, but they won't pollute the portable ISA proper.
I think I'd have a look at ClojureScript and/or Clojure CLR (https://github.com/clojure/clojure-clr). The former is Clojure on top of Javascript, the latter Clojure on top of .Net.

It will not be easy, but I'm no expert.
I'm also not sure why you'd really want that? Just to solve the long startup time?
Clinton didn't promise much, she didn't say much at all. She wouldn't have this problem.
Your comment is quite assuring comforting. I guess I'll just try to push him on to lear new things until he's found something he likes :)
This would be great, but unless you've got a budget for support, you probably shouldn't do it. When they say the free version is for testing, they mean it. Probably on servers it's less likely, but on desktop it has a tendency to crash xorg every few versions.
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50x? That would surprise me, though I'm no expert in Ruby or Go.

The problem with writing things in C or C++ is in the time it takes you to finish the first working cut of a nontrivial program you could have done the same thing in Java and finished four or five tuning cycles. If you stop there the Java will most likely be faster.

How often do you get to write, say, a driver or a utility where "fast enough" won't do and there is enough of a business case to wring out those last few cycles?
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I don't think you understand how getting a job works. It's entirely appropriate for the amount of effort expended by two parties to be asymmetrical.
If you're not sure, try out the job and see if you like it. It's easy to quit later if you realize you'd rather spend your life working on your app.

Before leaving my last job, I was pulling all nighters working on a side project. I'd show up to work super sleepy and take naps in the meeting room. I put in notice after about week, realizing this wasn't fair to my employer, since I had no intention of slowing down with my app.
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There's a number of factors involved:

* Both parties have worked hard to polarize the population and make this election the most divisive ever.

* In the case of HN, your audience is from a most progressive or libertarian background, who have no love for most of the conservative agenda

* In the case of Facebook and Reddit, the Clinton campaign is paying people to bury any criticism of her. (Correct The Record)
Thanks for the link. I hadn't heard of re-natal, but it looks really great. Will have to try it now :)
Well I kinda want him to figure that out himself. I've been thinking of giving him a quick hands on overview of some tools, algorithms and design patterns. Maybe even give him some sort of hobby project to work with.
Don't take that part too seriously ;-)

It was meant as a joke at the end of an otherwise serious post.
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I was confused as well. The article compares the standard Clojure REPL with two ClojureScript REPLs (one being the one introduced in the article).

Interesting nevertheless, but still confusing.
I've never understood this argument. Why doesn't that apply to feeding and clothing a new born? If you give birth to a child and let them die in the cold that is seen as murder. Why does a parent have to provide for a child before they were born and not after.

Also many societies have concepts where people are required to care for others, parents and close relatives.

I just don't agree, I think if the violinist has only one chance at life and that one chance has been wasted because he was tethered to you without concent then he should have the right to life. But the people who did it should also go to jail for a very long time.
Whatever the emotional state, in the end they supported the candidate openly espousing racist and misogynist opinions, and is on the record saying he sexually assaults women. Maybe the people who voted for him aren't themselves racists and misogynists, but they sure as hell didn't think that stuff was important enough not to vote for him.
Yup, agreed. Thanks for your thoughts.
Not according to revenue and actual business reports.

Google isn't making any less money.
I'd still add overflow protection to the good changes. If there's a counting logic error, there's not much you can do apart from locking down access to the resource. Provided you're already using a language that doesn't prevent it of course.
LOL. With that amount of users and exposure, they would need a huge legal team to handle all the complaints from users, companies and governments. And an even larger customer service team. So a tiny product team, with legal and CS departments of 200+ is not going to be a well balanced company.

You would need quite a few engineers just to handle tweaks requested by legal and CS. Just a few engineers to handle the mature (ie probably spaghetti) ecosphere of systems in their architecture is never going to scale. Nor to just stop it falling apart, never mind progressing any new features.

From their talks about their architecture, their massive "Source" repository etc its sounds like they had 1000s of commits per day across hundreds of systems. Ie like many larger companies. To keep up that velocity would need a lot of developers and overhead staff. Even if they cut away "nice to have" systems, sunset a lot of apps and projects, and focused only on a lean core that would still be a huge architecture, which needs X amounts of staff to maintain and progress. What X is a I don't know. Maybe 50, maybe 200, maybe 1000.
The more likely reason is that you aren't the target demographic.

Just like half the time I have never heard of the fintech startups that get thrown around here, because I am not part of the fintech news demographic.

It also probably didn't come up here because it isn't a tech startup.

However it is now a very interesting investment failure story, and that is something HN is interested in.
That is indeed a danger, agreed.
Not in European planes.
you bull-shiting from your arm chair is your attempt to solve this issue of pride meaningfulness in life. this is pretty meta, but are you really lacking this much self-awareness? Workers want to do productive meaningful work. This is why many flock to startups with all its risk. People want interesting work and yet you do not seem to understand that.
I was excited about the Mill when I first read about it 5 years ago. But at this point is there any reason to believe I'll ever get to write code for one? (Even via an emulator or something like that)

(I can't/won't watch videos, so will have missed anything that was only in videos)
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If anyone is inspired to dive in today, there's currently ongoing PROCJAM[1] which might be right up your ally.

https://itch.io/jam/procjam
And the traffic situation is much more tailored towards bikes compared to most other countries.
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I've had the opposite: Google Play Music (which I don't use) hijacks bluetooth "play" from Spotify - or at least it does every time I accidentally update Play Music.
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You mean some other kid that learned to drive before learning to drink.
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I see and draw informal UML-lish diagrams on whiteboards and napkins. I'd say 90 percent of them are sort of like the class diagram in UML. The rest are sorta-collaboration-diagrams and maybe-sequence-diagrams.

We'd probably draw something similar even if UML never existed but I think it helped a bit in creating the common vocabulary. So I'd say there is some benefit to teaching UML at university.
Trump has made that a key part of his platform. He took that to the electorate and has been given a mandate - presidency, senate, house.

Any Republican member of congress who goes against that is going against a core part of his platform.

Many fervent Trump supporters, including a number of influential ones on social media have stated that any elected Republican that doesn't support Trump's platform will see a challenge from a pro-Trump candidate in the 2018 mid-terms. It will likely be the end of them if they don't go along with it.

I can't imagine many Democratic voters will be happy if their representatives vote against an anti-corruption measure. Especially considering DNC corruptions and cronyism essentially cost them the election.

Trump is the social media president. I'm confident he'll be able to get support for this from the electorate.
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Agreed.

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Wellington City has 207,000 people. Which US tech hub could it be compared to?
Fashion is a pretty hard industry especially when you're targeting younger people with less disposable income. If you sell your brand to the mall type retailers, your brand image is pretty much dead. If you don't sell to them, they copy your designs and sell for less anyways.
I didn't get that argument really. Or specifically, do we know the number of bugs which are harder to debug because now they disappear -vs- the number of bugs which were detected because kaslr breaks invalid assumptions? Maybe kaslr just exposed some ticking bombs in the code.
UML would be handy at places where you would have drawn some kind of diagram anyway. Like an overview of components in a distributed system. Or a processing pipeline. Or an overview of a deployment environment. If UML delivered a useful set of constructs for those, it would be useful. Sadly, it focuses on class diagrams which I have never seen used anywhere. Sequence diagrams are somewhat used, but they are too complex and do not fit the average use-case well. (distinction between classes and objects? what about threads? loops have no break statement. Fragments are horrible. wtf.)

There are diagrams for component overview and such, but they are so strange that you just end up with drawing your own diagram type.

But yeah, the software engineering department still teaches UML.
Its exactly like the purchasing powers of the different countries. So in northern, west and central europe alot of people buy. Same for the commonwealth countries. In Asia, Hong Kong and Japan has more buy rate than the other countries. But apart from this there is really shocking amount of people who use the free credits and refuse to buy.

But I try to stay positive, I have considered blocking certain countries' app store.
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Of course there are those of us who believe SF zoning (and US zoning in general) is shooting itself in the foot. But that's ok, and the correct response is to vote with one's feet.
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> PhD thesis
It was his Bachelor thesis
I suspected that ;). But sometimes treating jokes at face value leads to interesting ideas and discussions :).
But wouldn't that be specifically used against kids not contributing to the household by not doing any chores or not bringing in any money?
The startup time is of course very low, so that's good.

I think you're underselling the tool for beginners like myself - it's not just a ClojureScript REPL, it's actually an executable which can run node.js scripts written in
clojurescript.

For example, here's the typical node http server example:
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/c14b2b57184c650d9f3ff0a9e1...

You can run it with lumo test.cljs
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More than one person I met in Japan told me a story of someone accidentally leaving their wallet on the seat of a train, only for another passenger to chase after them to hand it to them as they left.
Also, does one get to keep some of those $65mm (without risking jail, that is)?
I understand how the algorithms work. What I'm suggesting is that the demo seems to behave like a hill-climbing algorithm that's been unleashed on a terrain that's flat everywhere except the solution.
Also checkout http://corenlp.run for a hosted version of the CoreNLP server.
I've certainly seen this for user ASLR. However it's easy to work around, you just turn off ASLR while reproducing your bug. There's a knob to tweak in /proc/sys/kernel.
There's also probably a lot of big inductry people who love existing regulation mazes, since it blocks any newcomers from their cornered markets.
That's not the proposition, that's the reveal.
"hasn't started a war yet" - he was elected yesterday!
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I think the point of article is to resist learning Qt while making a game, because you believe it would make you more productive some time later. If you already know Qt and can do lots of work quickly, more power to you. IMO, Qt is powerful technology with good future; getting familiar with it is a fantastic investment for young people in IT, just not so much in game development.
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Then again, I wonder how much impact write amplification[1] can have on hitting that limit without actually pumping that many bits towards the drive.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Write_amplification
No you didn't, but I find it hard to believe you would opt for a lot of diversity, given that you state it would be bad.
Digest: pay for a task before deciding to contract.

On the article, Amir wrote: "They refuse to do the project because “someone will hire me without it”.

On book "Smart and Gets Things Done: Joel Spolsky's Concise Guide to Finding the Best Technical Talent" Joel said that the "the best developers usually have lots of proposals, so they don't spend time doing tests for interviews".

I think Joel and Amir are right.
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It's like they can't stop making predictions. My Fb feed is full with predictions about all the bad things that will happen now that Trump won.
Came here for this.
http://i.imgur.com/UzFYJM8.png
Where can i learn more about NeuroEvolution or similar algorithms?

It's amazing this fits in thos LoC, but i don't see the total picture.. Any books you can recommend?
1TB sounds big, but if you were to get a server with a couple of SSDs and put a supported RDBMS on it you could do a lot. I think that you have a cast iron case with IT because you don't know what the outcomes are for the business yet - frankly who's going to sign off for a big implementation until you do?

We couldn't justify Hadoop until we were +6TB... that was some years ago, pre ssd and pre big disks - our old rdbs server had got horribly complicated because it hit that scale - when it got to 10TB its raid controller corrupted the control files for the db. We had support and the consultants who came did a bunch of mind blowing work to restore it.

But by then we had everything on Hadoop and we were only maintaining one legacy app on the old box - which we had told the users was dead and buried in any case (but kept to maintain friendships and so on).

Back to my main point - some people think that analytics starts with a question, I don't, I think it starts with the data and instruments to inspect and understand the data. I think that you should get the data on some sensible box, put a good database on there that your guys can use (as they are SQL folks get an SQL one) and put R, R-studio and R-shiny there and start inspecting and understanding it.

If no questions or insight arises then little is lost and it can go on a cheap fileserver until someone needs or understands it. If nuggets of gold start appearing then you can invest further in both skills and kit. I would recommend Hadoop either if other datasets of the 10gb+ scale start appearing or if this one gets >4TB. The other database recommendation would be because of mega joins - which Hadoop does well, and the general need to build a cheap EDW - if you have lots of cash you can build an expensive EDW instead! 4TB because currently disks are ~6TB and there are nasty scaling bumps in not Hadoop world that start kicking in as per my experience.

IT are right to charge once this is established to be valuable; if it's work £250k a year to your business then it makes sense to be spending £50k a year to put SLA's and resiliance on it. If it's worth £2k... well...
I'm sorry you find this boring, but it is of a lot of interest to many other people. The company had a good origin story, a charismatic founder, rapid growth, and great branding. It's interesting that such a rapidly growing company and brand could come to a screeching halt like this.