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Getting the dump from the cartridge was just one part of the process though. byuu was also taking 600dpi scans/photos of the PCB, scanning in all artwork and where possible manuals as well. It wasn't just as simple as popping the cart into a reader and clicking "dump ROM". It was a real labour of love and for consistency and quality required byuu be the person who does the work.
I don't see this being implemented. At least none of the friends and family have reported this is being implemented. Folks from India - anyone have a different feedback and they heard this is really being implemented?
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> Catholics, in general, are the most liberal religious denomination in the US.

More than Jedi? Or even Scientology?
What's the hard part about deploying multiple satellites? Is it making sure they reach different orbits or is it just carrying them or something else?
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Being interested in woodworking myself I wonder if you could recommend some resources?

Any pointers would be greatly appreciated!
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> It was unfortunately obvious that the writer had insufficient tech chops when use the phrase

That's a direct quote from the linked page. Unless you are suggesting that the authors of fuchsia have "insufficient tech chops".
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If Dart ever became the real thing, it must be supported in not just Google Chrome, but also Firefox, Edge, Safari, etc. At that point Google will lose its control.
The CRM system (used well) is crucial for that. How long are you spending on average doing CS work? Are some customers more expensive to service than others? Are you charging enough (patio11 says no) to cover the costs of customer service? If you're not then no amount of growth will help. If you have companies requiring Enterprise level support and you're charging them Startup prices then something needs to change.

There's also a level of intellectual honesty required about how mature your product is. You may be spending ages dealing with some customers because they aren't early adopters and your product isn't yet ready for their needs.
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The bandwidth is the issue I'm guessing. Servers from Hetzner (in Germany) come with 10TB of traffic included
I think the benchmarks shown by amd can be trusted. But they are very very cherry picked, example the demonstration they did when they released the rx480
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The pertinent question is how Google think they're going to convince Qualcomm to write drivers for their new OS, and not just have exactly the same problem they have now. Qualcomm probably quite like the current arrangement where they get to deprecate everyone else's gear on their own schedule.
Users will say the software looks "different" but what they really mean is "ugly". The UX differences is not always a problem. See: Winamp.
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Absolutely. I'm reminded of how Steve Jobs claimed that Apple was absolutely, 100% committed to PPC... right up until he announced the first Intel Macs at Macworld in 2006. And Apple, at that point, didn't even have OEM partners to worry about.
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They didn't just "leave it"; Betty literally shook everything off of the picnic blanket and onto the ground before they left. The mess was quite glaring in an otherwise clean area.
> but I have never tried a web based app (electron native app thing or webapp in the browser) that is as great an experience (UX and UI) as the best of the best native apps on Mac and iPhone

I would say I have never tried a web based app better than average native apps. (Except for GMail, because I don't like the sync feature of mail clients).
> and the authors felt the work to completely define it wasn't entirely worth the effort.

Can you add a source link? I would be interested in looking it up.
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"It notes that the accuracy does not seem to improve when there is a real, local elephant they can use as a model."

The single specimen mentioned in the article was kept inside the Tower of London which was off-limits to the vast majority of population. I doubt many artists had access to it and had a chance to see a real elephant. Even if it was on display publicly, mostly London artists could see it anyway, as people didn't travel much back then.
It's why I got out of the MS ecosystem. I bought quite heavily into WPF for the Vista launch, and it was obvious that was a dead end within a couple of years. Not only that, but I could see exactly the same thing happening to all the other neat stuff I was planning to look into at the same time. That was not the way to encourage my long-term membership of the Visual Studio clan.
I get something similar especially with the headaches.

Did you end up getting off the caloric restrictive diet or tone down on the exercise?
Eiffel is also completely defined.

It is one of the few languages that has denotational semantics as part of the language definition.

It was also one of the first languages to fix the null reference problem (called Void-safety in Eiffel speak).

Had the compilers been a bit cheaper instead of targeted to the enterprise customers, maybe many more would be enjoying writing safe native compiled software on Eiffel.
I doubt that'll work. Once we develop a cynical view of the world, it's quite easy to see the negative side of everything.

Just for example, take the biggest benefit claimed in the letter of 122 million children saved. It seems to suggest that it's because of their work. Has nobody else anywhere , including those in the affected countries done anything to save the children. Why do they or anybody think that all of this can be attributed to to the Gates foundation!!

Moreover as the Gates foundation is focussing on childrens' lives, does it make any sense for anybody with lesser resources than them to tackle this problem? There is no chance of getting any recognition, as Gates foundation will claim it and it will be hard to argue against as well.

These are not my views, I'm just saying that it's possible to have these thoughts if you are cynical.
I've looked at Heap before but the lack of pricing between free and “custom” has turned me off trying it.

Really hard to recommend it to anyone else either since there's no information about what it would end up costing (assuming that adding the Heap badge is out of the question).
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Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Google has become Microsoft of old, the destroyer of worlds.
> Please forgive me if I'm incorrect but are you implying that the only reason to work is for the money?

Of course it is. I like my job but if I suddenly won the lottery I would quit in a heartbeat and spend my time reading books, playing video games and just enjoying myself.
Both of you are half-right. It's not an underlying technical Linux issue, but it does come from Linux's "everyone can have one" ecosystem model. While on Windows and macOS there is only one master, so only one master can be responsible for the updates.

So either Google fully controls Andromeda, as it does with Chrome OS, so it can update it (Google could probably still release an open source "Andromedium" version later on, like it does with Chromium OS), or it somehow forces all OEMs to update on time right from the beginning.

But the later sounds like a real pain from Google's perspective, as it would probably have to one day completely retract Samsung's license for instance, or sue it, if Samsung doesn't comply, and this could create all sorts of PR problems for the Google. Or Google would have to compromise and allow the OEMs to delay updates from say 1 month to 3 months or more. And then we'd be right back to square one.

I don't think there's a real practical solution to the update problem other than Google fully controlling the codebase.

> The joke of course being that linux is monolithic and googles new OS is a microkernel ergo more modular.

If you're suggesting that because the microkernel is modular that means "it should solve the update problem", I disagree. I don't think it would be much better than what we have now. Sure, it may be easier for Google, or say Samsung, to update their modules faster. But what about the other modules in the market? Will they be updated just as fast by noname OEMs? Probably not.
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While I agree in theory, I can't stand that in practice :).

For example, let's say I want to show a usage stat, I'd pass something like { usage: 100, limit: 1000 } to the template engine. Let's say I want to add a percentage. I believe the calculation should be on the presentation layer. That's how I decide to present this particular data.

Go templates lack that functionality for no good reason. And if I'm gonna calculate that on the backend, why exactly am I using a template engine? I'd concatenate strings.
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Are there anymore details known, like the resolution of the cameras or what size objects will be visible? With each dove covering 2 million km² per day (it says at the bottom) and capable of 200mbps downlink, one might get an upper bound of what resolution is feasible (with different compression techniques) but I am guessing the limiting factor is the camera.

And does each dove cover the same surface daily, or do they rotate around and get a different patch of the earth every day? Because in the former case, with diffs you could get amazing compression ratios, and I bet you can already get very far with very simple and fast algorithms.
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> The only way they can get more of your money is to sell you a new phone which they hope to do between 1-2 years from now.

The thing is, this only works on countries similar to US where most people are on contracts.

In the rest of the world, where people are on pre-paid, we use our phones until they either die or get stolen, which is way more than just 1-2 years.
Is there plans to bring Video calls to Desktop also ?

I will be interested in doing Video calls in a bigger screen, like iPad for example, is there any plans to expand this ? or is there any technical limitation like the phone number ?
The @ioerror story is complex and involves a lot of people with questionable motives.

If you want some context and background:

- https://github.com/Enegnei/JacobAppelbaumLeavesTor

- https://github.com/cjdelisle/JakeGate

Just to say, it's not as simple as what is presented in this blog post
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Obviously it isn't part time, it is how the part time laws are used when the workers haven't any leverage.
Definitely. I had already commented on final, that a payment system that is US-only is not "the new payment system for the new century", but a "slightly improved 40-years old payment system". Things like PayPal are way better than it.
I was a partner in a startup a few years ago doing roughly the same thing. After working on an early prototype, the project fizzled out due to involvement in other projects, but a competitor launched with the same idea soon after that called shiftplanning.com. They did literally the exact same thing except they got to market before us and they (from what I can tell), made it big. The market for this type of software is massive but obviously you need to find some key business up front. Maybe you had the wrong investors? At the time we had an investor that wanted to put money in AND have his large restaurant chain start using it; a strategic partner... Something to think about...
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There is one BIG difference.
The Android frameworks are already the default on a major platform.
Googles Material Design already looks native on both Android (majority phone platform) and ChromeOS.
Java did not have a major platform where it was the default framework. It was not the default on Windows or Mac, not even on Unices (with the exception maybe of SunOS or Solaris, but not even there).
If Java framework was not the default anywhere, then the primary reason to use Java was because it works everywhere. The primary reason to use the Android frameworks and Material Design is to publish on Android. Having it work everywhere else is a great bonus.

Android and Material Design will not be "write once, mediocre everywhere". It may become "write once, great on Android (majority of phones) and ChromeOS, mediocre elsewhere." But writing for Android does not exclude creating native versions for other platforms. Using Java did exclude creating native versions because that was the reason to use Java, to not have to write native versions.
I like the irony of Heisenberg leaving a legacy of uncertainty.

Hitler's policies in Poland and elsewhere from 1939 on may have swayed Heisenberg from contributing to the German war effort. Thankfully, there never was a nazi A-bomb - paired with their cruise and ballistic missiles, the tide of war could have turned again even fairly late in 1944.
I feel the same way when a browser Window freezes, full of JavaScript assets bigger than Doom.
if you use any kind of 3rd party analytics service you need to communicate with outside api basically every (analytically relevant) action of your user... so it's pretty standard on web and native apps alike
Replace 2 years with 7 years and the logic doesn't change.
> If a BigCorp is to use AGPL code, it needs to erect internal barriers (on code search, etc) to ensure that said code does not find its way into other projects.

Yes, but this has nothing in particular to do with the AGPL and everything to do with copyright laws. There is no licence except public domain/CC-0 that allows BigCorp to incorporate other people's code without any obligations whatsoever (attribution, at least). Copyright laws forbid such incorporation by default.
Yes. It works very well. But, its not for every product. Can also be expensive if done wrong.

For apps, its very important that you try a group of smaller influencers first. Cheaper and will provide good insights into what a bigger influencer might bring in. Start small.
You mean like JavaScript nowadays uses Canvas and WebGL?
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Thing is, given a 'sufficiently good leader', I figure any kind of approach can be made to work, even if we have a team consisting of a deaf person, an astronaut and a deep-sea diver communicating exclusively via morse code.

It's a bit like the many discussions we have here on HN around testing and/or static typing, or using frameworks, or full-blown IDE's versus plain text editors: it's a perfectly valid argument that given a good enough team or individual, we can do without any of this, but it doesn't really contribute or help much in many real-world situations where we don't have that luxury.
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The hardest part is in ensuring that the satellites are launched in different directions to avoid them colliding when being deployed in orbit. These satellites have to be in the same orbit but with increasing distance between them.

From what I understand, these satellites were injected into the heliosynchronous orbit (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun-synchronous_orbit) at different slots, different angles and at different times.

However, the sole idea behind deploying 104 satellites is not to create a record of some sort but to utilize the maximum capacity of the workhorse rocket (PSLV). This results in greater ROI for the Space Agencies (Antrix / ISRO) as most of these 104 satellites (101 I think) were foreign satellites.

According to this article: http://tech.firstpost.com/news-analysis/isro-to-recover-half... ISRO will recover half of the total cost incurred for the launch from foreign satellites mounted on the PSLV.
I think the OP is referring to full-blown verification systems, like some dependently typed languages have (although they aren't the only ones). If your program's behavior is defined because you wrote it that way (i.e. not by chance), you would have an argument for why the undefined behavior is not invoked that could be translated into a formal proof in most sophisticated (i.e. ZFC-ish) formal systems.
One of the challenges is to pack all those satellites in launch vehicle's payload adapter. The payload adapter on launch vehicle needs to be flexible enough to allow such varying number of payloads. In this mission, ISRO had to realize a new/modified payload adapter to carry those 104 satellites.

Next is to accurately inject all those satellites - either into their respective orbits if it's a multi-orbit mission, or with sufficient time gap and re-orientation between injections if it's a single-orbit mission.

This was a single orbit mission (all sats released into SSO). So, PSLV's 4th stage had to time those 104 satellite injections. It also need to re-orient itself for each injection depending on satellite's requirement. This mission had as many as 103 "separation events". All this logic is pre-programmed and executed by launch vehicle's onboard computer.

Check out QuadPacks lined up before the launch: http://blog.isilaunch.com/the-quadpack-line-up/

And, check out those QuadPacks mounted on PSLV payload adapter around primary payload: https://imgur.com/a/LM9Cp
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Also we usually use the mobile phones until they die or get stolen, which is way more than just 2 years.
If the clock offset is too high (more than 250ms), we should use another transaction model, Google Percolator is a good fit before the unforeseeable improvement in the hardware. Based on the monitoring of clock offset on cloud, TiDB chose to use the timestamp oracle to allocate timestamp, which is much faster.
At work we have two bins next to each other. One is clearly for garbage (banana peels, unrecyclable items, etc.). The other is clearly for recycling. They are _right next to each other_

I see aluminum cans in the garbage bin daily. I can't fathom the logic.
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oops, "ciphering" ... also, even if the handset supports ciphering indication the SIM can disable it. Oh, and you're not permitted to reconfigure that part of the SIM either.
I've been reading "Wikipedia is about to die! Everyone is about to leave!" articles for almost a decade. It's still there. Similarly, the low-hanging fruit has already been done. Maintenance-mode was always going to be on the cards.

The centrepiece in TFA is about a two-paragraph, four-sentence article. It's a terrible article, and should be rolled into another one. Any article that could be given in two tweets is a trivia-night factoid, not an article - I fundamentally disagree with TFA that it's "articles like this that make Wikipedia great". These kind of brief factoids are the type of content that shitty clickfarms have.

TFA even uses Britannica as a defense, saying that it has an article... but click on the link, and "Britannica does not currently have an article on this topic". Hemovanadin has, however, been rolled into another article - 'cell pigmentation'. Not exactly a sterling defense for the author.

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I always see this happen with these bitter predictions of WP's death. People are either complaining about disagreement on an obviously subjective topic (like a politician's bio), or their chain-of-evidence is suspect, like in this case.

Here are the stats: https://stats.wikimedia.org/EN/TablesWikipediaEN.htm#editor_...

Look at the blue columns - number of editors per month/quarter with 5 and 100 edits - and it's been pretty consistent since 2010. Yeah, the heady days of 2007/08 are gone, but again, low-hanging fruit.
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WPF is alive and doing pretty well.

Doing new WPF application development for the last three years for the biotech industry.

It is also the official API for classical desktop application and shares a lot with UWP.
> For example, it is obvious that a safe programming language can be compiled to machine code, and it is also obvious that the unsafety of machine code in no way compromises the high-level guarantees made by the language implementation.

I agree with the thrust of the statement, but this isn't nearly as simple as is stated. Compiler bugs exist, and the more standards your code has to interact with on the way to machine code (e.g. C spec => LLVM spec => X86 spec) the dicier this becomes, not to mention the assumptions about the APIs exposed to you by your OS and libraries you use.
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> until they either die or get stolen
or screen cracked or phone soaked in water
(but these problems will diminish when IP68 and Gorilla Glass 5 become more mainstream)
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Actually the wording on the sentence is bad, but they said the top 4 contribute to 60%, and claim India is among the top 4.
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Also it only works for Samsung and Apple. As they are the only ones who actually profit from phones.