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I also found Riot very practical, mostly because I got up and running very quickly. I had a well-structured Riot app done faster than grasping all that ReactJS boilerplate.

And this was possible even though the Riot documentation was sub-optimal in some places, to say the least - the holes in the documentation were compensated by the fact that most things are simple and straight forward.

I don't know how good this concept scales to huge applications, but I can confirm that writing a non-trivial SPA in Riot was a charme.

Neverthelss, I do miss some things the Riot for the overall architecture and information flow. But I learned that ReactJS doesn't have these either. As with React, Riot should be combined with Flux, or a lightweight alternative such as Redux.
> I never really saw CRPG being used as an acronym

I've always called them CRPGs, to distinguish them from "real" RPGs that involve actual roleplaying, imagination, improvisation and other elements that computers can't really handle. For a roleplayer, a CRPG is a bit of a crutch that can scratch the itch until you can get some friends around the table again.

Though perhaps that doesn't quite do CRPGs justice. There are some excellent ones exploring some really interesting subjects in a way you rarely get to do at the table.
Check out openai. They have a lot of Atari games (https://gym.openai.com/envs#atari) and a car racing game (https://gym.openai.com/envs/CarRacing-v0).

For the Atari/car racing games you get direct pixel output of the game so using a neural network for image processing is required. But other games have a much simpler environment where you can focus on reinforcement learning.

There's even classic doom.
https://gym.openai.com/envs#doom
Yes, just a casual glance. I usually don't really care about that. But from my point of view the share price says over a long period of time "this company is doing fine". The share price has been on a rise since many years. So, when the company is doing "fine" according to market (and everyone who did nothing except buying stocks wins money!), how is it that the employees get screwed? That's how the market works, yes. But i don't have to be ok with it. Actually, all that stock exchange, share price, money-believing, self-regulating capitalism bullsh*t is just fundamentally screwed, in my opinion.
That's the classic example of a memory leak in a GC language. Where you add objects to some list or map so that they can be looked up quicker than being created again. Some people call it a cache. What people forget though is some way of removing the items from the cache, and so it leaks these objects for the lifetime of the application.

Not really as sophisticated as other ways of leaking memory, but it can also be easily done in all other languages.
> Long-term, I expect the platform to be k8s + CoreOS + rkt.

I have been dabbling with that same thought for a while too. One thing I have not yet figured out, though, is what CoreOS' vision is for using rkt as a developer on Mac, something a lot of developers are.
I do - surely you know how much time is wasted on pointless and unmotivated debates (e.g. on whether or not an airliner can do a barrel roll)
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Yeah tried that one a while ago but didn't have much success. I'm a bit of a dummy when it comes to ML. That said, it looks like they've updated the documentation or something, so might be time to give it another whirl. Thanks for the reply.
Real estate in NYC is expensive. I visited only one private school in NYC where the tuition was about 20k and I compared it with the public school my son goes to. The private school has only indoor space, maybe about 4000 sq ft. No schoolyard, cafeteria, gym, labs. All of if would fit in my son's school's gym or auditorium, with room to spare.
So you may have some comparisons... How many people were actually killed by the military operations uncovered by snowden/Assange versus how many people were killed by the disclosure itself...
They must have never been to rodeo, Hollywood, venice beach, or many many other iconic LA places. Featureless my ass.
This game is and always will be an integral part of me.

The number of hours I've spent fighting the Zerg, the screams and shouts of my friends from the other room and the subsequent conversations after the game ended...

"If I'd brought some lurkers over there... " or "There was no way your hydras could break through my siege tanks".

I still play it today from time to time - against the brilliant AI - which is still very very good and can kick your ass. Unless you have Battlecruisers. Nothing gives you as much confidence as 24 Level 3 Battlecruisers going out for a walk on the map :).

Somehow this game reminds me of those years - when I was younger and free.. Friends, girlfriends, LAN parties... Starcraft was part of our subculture back then.

Starcraft is a masterpiece and will remain so for many years to come.
SAM solves a different set of problems from the frameworks like Chalice. It does not address the app request/response API, deployment package building process and dependency bundling, the test-development cycle, routing and other API Gateway configuration specifics.

Also, Chalice is a first party framework in that it's led by an AWS affiliated developer.
That is exactly how tax loss harvesting works. Here's a quote from Betterment:

"What is Tax Loss Harvesting? Tax loss harvesting is the practice of selling a security that has experienced a loss."

https://www.betterment.com/tax-loss-harvesting/
No, this update comes with Build 16176. Creators Update is Build 15046: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/commandline/wsl/release_not...

So in order to get it you would need to join the Fast Insider ring...
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Are laws set in stone for eternity? No.

Must acts that are committed now be judged by the laws that exist now? Yes.
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You should not get angry over such small things. Not good for your health, or for any other purpose.
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I am stuck working on a C++ code base using Qt. Could I in theory use Nim to accelerate my development, or would it produce incomprehensible or ugly C++ code?

Alternatively are there other alternatives to C++ for people who have to submit C++ code into the repository?

I use other languages than C++ on a regular basis and I find it annoying to tedious the language is. So much boilerplate and repetitions.
My SUV has about the same fuel economy as my mini-van ... It's better on the highway and worse around town.
There's plenty of similar discrimination going on already in trades in professions. Essentially, doctors or unionized skilled workers prefer to give openings in their profession to their kin. With "discrimination" based on nationality it's the same thing, except that you're giving preferential treatment to your fellow Americans. It's not hard to see why given that, as an American, you and most/all of people you care about (family, friends) are likely Americans as well. It's just taking care of people who are important in your life.
The different reactions from soon to be ex-residents are worth noting. It's certainly a problem we have in the US. It seems a sure thing that the apartments are quite dingy and faulty plumbing would be frustrating. I can't imagine myself living in one now. But five years ago? Absolutely.

Wide ranges of age in apartment stock allow for more than one group to live in the same place. For the elderly or the young who have no accumulated wealth, crappy buildings like this can be wonderful. Not every apartment needs to be something a doctor or lawyer would be happy to live in. Plus, if you can get those different demographics living close to one another, you get the huge benefits of varied patterns of life, where people are around during the day and not all trying to use infrastructure and retail only during peak times.
You are right you have no obligation to listen to him speak, but you also have no right to deny him the right to do so.

You might not have invited him to speak, some one did, he did not show up in your bedroom and started preaching.

He was invited to a public forum at a university, meaning that at least someone wanted to listen to him spew his garbage.

So yes you have every obligation to let him speak you don't just don't need to listen.
It would have been nice if they had done a 'id software' and released the source, and thereby possibly encourage more people to take an interest in game development.
I'm definitely using this one for my next project! Thanks for sharing!
Previous discussion [1].

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14144193
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That list seems to be useless.

Skia is not a GUI library for example.
CEF is not a GUI library, it's a WebView.

And there should be at least a column indicating whether the library has support for usual desktop applications and/or for multimedia full screen things (such as games, or a movie player with OSD and custom graphical design and elements, textures).

And the GUI debate is about "where are abstract libraries that compile to native apps", after all, anything else is just for prototyping a "native app". And usually people just answer but Qt is nice enough, yet everyone uses Electron :/
Where do our flaky tests come from?
> This doesn't add up for me yet, because I don't understand what the supposed motive is.

Journalists may have information that the state may want to know. For instance, you'd want to know if a new Snowden is leaking info to more Guardian journalists. It's wrong and worrisome, of course, but I'm not surprised in the least.
I've played it for a bit, I can see the appeal. For a game it (IMO) gets very old very quickly though, not much progression in it.

Used to have a different game back in the day, Hard Truck iirc, which was a lot more game-y - areas you couldn't reach with the one truck, offroad sections, truck racing, etc. Very satisfying at the time.
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Can you elaborate on what doesn't make sense?
I'd argue that a memory leak is when you've allocated memory that you are not using any more but it has not been freed for some reason. If this happens because the reference has been truly lost, or if there's something else (like a helpful cache) that is keeping it alive, it doesn't matter. It is still leaked and will only be cleaned up when the program exits.

This applies to resources in general, if they are only reclaimed by the OS when the program exits, then it is a leak.
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For those of you who made the jump to entrepreneurship, what is the one thing you wish you knew before starting out ?
You could use SuperTuxCart. I'm setting this up, actually.
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Unfortunately, even the pop culture e.g. movies, also showed the hero slapping the heroine, when she does some mistake like plotting against the family. And these kind of movies were made well upto late 90s.

In the movie, the male-hero always does it for a justifiable cause. But how does, the real life male, distinguish, between situations.

This case (OP article) is of a psychopath like person. But in general there are lot of misdemeanors (thankfully, much lighter compared to this). The first step for fixing that, is acknowledging that problem exists.
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As animals go extinct, we lose the opportunity to borrow great ideas from their biology.
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Will online play be possible between people using this and their remastered version i wonder?
Reach high scores in Atari 2600 games
My partner's mother explains it like this; while she's happy with modern Russia, she misses when it was a super power. She recalls having enough month at the end of each month for new outfits, apartment paid for (owned), plenty of food, and a nice vacation every 3 months or so. She also says she likes having a focused and goal oriented leader, and that democracy makes her head spin since it seems like nothing ever gets done.

We (partner and I) haven't pressed much into how much she actually knows about what was happening politically, but that's the perspective that a lot of other older folk echo. The few older people I have seen pressed on it usually just get stubborn about the bad parts of the USSR and don't want to talk about it.
Because they do tasks that people think require intelligence. It's like calling a water mill and a fusion reactor both devices that can generate energy.
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It's also on macOS now.
May I ask how you do it?

I've thought about using minikube for local development myself as a way of being able to reuse helm charts so instead of having one setup for dev (perhaps docker compose or simply the stack standard way) and one for staging/production (helm), it's all the same helm chart with just different values. Another reason is to be able to encapsulate dev environments better. Right now, every stack I use have different ways to do it (pythons virtualenv for example). If I were using minikube, everything would be using the same encapsulation. I've tried setting it up, and it works fine, using host mapping so files are still reloaded when files change locally on and so on, but something I haven't solved yet is that in this setup, the only way stack specific packages/modules/whatever is installed, is inside the container, which is a problem because my editor/IDE requires the packages/modules to be available locally for it to be able to do "intellisense".

Have you and your team delt with the same problem or other problems? How have you solved it? Any tips and thoughts are much appreciated!
When in doubt - use brute force.
Fellow old guys, give new Zelda a spin. You won't regret it!
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Easy enough to solve, just change the destination directory:

git clone https://github.com/dracula/terminal.app.git terminal-theme
>if they are only reclaimed by the OS when the program exits, then it is a leak.

If this is true, then memory leaks have become a paradigm. I've seen it argued that you should never bother freeing memory yourself, and just let the OS take care of it. It always bothered me.
Rule of law guarantees law will be applied, not that people rights and freedom will be upheld.
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tensorflow's py_func allows you to do that, you can also write your own C++ operators, their API interface for that is pretty nice. In fact, you should be able to pretty much write any op you need by combining existing ops (maybe not as efficient as you'd like but yields the results you want).
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Product is the stock price. Cost out so executives keep bonuses. Solid tactics
it means "ass" haha
It's a Windows subsystem[0] for [running] Linux [applications].

The terminology is "Windows subsystem for [target environment]" so "Windows subsystem for OS/2" lets you run OS/2 application on NT, "Windows subsystem for Win32" lets you run Win32 applications on NT, and "Windows subsystem for Linux" lets you run Linux applications on NT.

[0] "The interface between user mode applications and operating system kernel functions […] There are four main environment subsystems: the Win32 subsystem, an OS/2 subsystem, the Windows Subsystem for Linux and a POSIX subsystem."
Poor man's PRISM
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They should not arbitrarily increase costs. If they want to take the risk of over-selling their seats to make more money, then they should be willing to buy back the extra seat at open auction if too many people show up. That's perfectly reasonable. If you are offering the buy-out to a plane of 130 people, all it takes is one person saying yes to get you a seat. In this case, they needed four seats, so they'd have to go a little higher.

I also think you are greatly underestimating the power of the dollar. As others have said, a few hundred dollars more, and I feel confident that multiple volunteers would have come forward. Also, they might try offering actual cash instead of vouchers.

To be clear, the situation would also have been entirely different if they had dealt with it BEFORE they fully boarded the plane. It would have been much easier to find volunteers and deny boarding if needed when everyone was still in the terminal.
>Neverthelss, I do miss some things the Riot for the overall architecture and information flow. But I learned that ReactJS doesn't have these either. As with React, Riot should be combined with Flux, or a lightweight alternative such as Redux.

As long as you remember that you're doing Model-View-Whatever, you can structure a riot (or react/vue for that matter) application fairly lucidly and without too much friction. You want the application state (~Model) to reside in a separate container, and the riot/react/whatever custom tags (~Views) should be fairly lean and strive only to display and trigger operations on the state (i.e. either call functions exposed by the state object, or trigger/listen to state events), while storing as little state as needed locally. If you're lazy like me, you can make the app state container a global - otherwise just pass a pointer to it to every tag (Flux).

Redux helps with the minimization of local state by emphasizing pure functions, and thus encourages the required minimal state to be passed in as function parameters when needed (and in the localest scope needed). That's really the genius of it, imho - functional purity keeps the state tidy.

Riot's (optional) solution is an "observable" functionality which can be attached to any object (e.g. the state container itself or a child thereof), and tags and other objects can then listen to events on those objects and update themselves accordingly (pretty classic pattern - but being minimal and "vanilla" is the point of Riot anyway), and so I find myself using this and not going with Redux, for the sake of productivity, even though it's a little bit sloppier than Redux.
How do laws change? Are the changes ever retroactive? Do laws ever exist on the books longer than they are enforced or considered moral? Seems like everything is black and white for you, but reality rather disagrees.

Anyway, there already are whistleblower protection laws in many places.
Every new thing seems wasteful. Try explaining to your grand-grand-granddad why there are huge manufacturing cities in China, global supply chains, hundreds of thousands of undersea cables, worldwide network of cables and base stations in order to get you a funny cat video into your pocket in park.
React is smaller than JQ and can go down to nothing with aliasing to react-lite, which strips off proptypes and other things.

React and Redux is the easiest debugging has ever been. While its true that stateless crashing components can cause some headaches (will be addressed in Fiber), inspecting state and flow of actions, how something rendered or changed and why --- haven't had such a experience before with no other tool or language.
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After the death of her parents, a young socialite wrecks a northern kingdom.
Well, I'd appreciate it if you'd link to the company or at least identify it. I'm really curious about a super-powerful tool with functionality that's difficult to describe.
I think it will be and that's one of the reasons behind the patch. If I'm not mistaken, I think the remastered version is mostly new art work on top of this patch.
I helped resurrect this to support Windows 10 a year or so ago. It works, but because of its reliance on Dokany (a FUSE-like usermode file system library), there are a lot of ways it still doesn't work perfectly.

It was a lifesaver for me when I was doing development on embedded Linux devices (Pi/Edison et al). But if you're not tied to remote hardware, WSL is an infinitely better, faster, much more reliable dev process.

The biggest issue I ran into with win-sshfs was its tendency to bodge git repo status if you maintained the repo on the mapped folder.
*shave, right? Shoving (in) milliseconds would make it slower. :)
Been there. Mostly sent to client's offices to do 100% contractor work. Others been doing on-site development, bug fixing, QC.
Basically any brokerage account can buy the ETF like it's a stock (which is what it is).

So just log into your account, find the ticker, and buy it.
Yes it will. Everyone can play against each other regardless of if they've bought the remastered version or not.
The greatest strength of Starcraft is online game, so it will definetelly be avaliable.
I was looking to make one as comprehensive as possible. I guess a good way to go would be to start with the famous ones and let users add their own.
Have you been to Tokyo? I was walking through it and in one neighborhood thought "These buildings are very short. I'll count the stories". There were 9 stories. The problem with high buildings isn't their height, but the absurd amount of space Western city planners put around them. It's a residential block, not an obelisk - it doesn't need a ginormous lawn around it.
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It ran on Mac OS in the late 1990s, shortly after it was released for Windows.
If you avoid the darknet/warez and use Windows defender and Windows security essentials (MS antivirus), you will largely forget this was ever an issue with Windows.

Even my parents, love them, haven't had a single piece of malware or a virus since I forced Windows 10 upon them (from Windows 7). They were not happy at first, but the number of calls I get for "why is my computer so slow" and "what is this thing that keeps popping up" have dropped to 0.
> The light buckets will act like floodlights in reverse, pulling in radio waves from a huge swath of sky.

So basically, they are nothing like floodlights.

OK I get it analogies are often important to make science accessible by the public, but at some point it just becomes confusing atop of incorrect.
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Will the MOAB (Mother of all AdBlockers) finally kill advertising?
Also, they're a protected species which is fairly large and aggressive - so getting a sample without causing any harm to the animal would involve a certain amount of risk of getting significant chunks of tender flesh torn from one's body.
Doesn't it?

> A new study led by a Michigan State University business scholar suggests customer-service workers who fake smile throughout the day worsen their mood and withdraw from work, affecting productivity.

EDIT: formatting
Nice work! Any plans to branch out to other materials?
Let me add then that it is less of a feel good book and more of a practical book.

It focuses on things you can do something about like getting started in time.

At the same time it is easy to read so I actually finished it.
> People don't just don't care that much.

While I concur that many people have the "but I'm not doing anything wrong" mentality, even if you do care, you have no influence on the situation. Both of our 2 parties are apparently happy to let the intelligence agencies trample the 4th Amendment. It takes an odd duck like Ron Paul (http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-06-11/ron-paul-warns-elec...) to actually stand up to such things. We need more of these kinds of voices in our political system, which is why I vote Libertarian in any race I can.
compatibility broke several years ago, until today.
It ran on Mac OS, but never on macOS!
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