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Over the last twenty years or so, I have written serious Forth code generators for six CPU architectures. There's only one code generation algorithm that's not regularly present in most Pasgol family compilers. The results are the VFX Forth systems at http://www.mpeforth.com.
I'm a big fan of joule thiefs. Small solar panel, a supercap and a joule thief and you can trickle charge NiNM batteries for years+. That's how I keep my hand-radios fully charged when not in use.
There's a Chrome extension that allows you to see the videos: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/wwdchrome/lohmkcog...
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Ruth Davidson has got to be the next Conservative leader, she's hardly put a foot wrong.
Quite a lot of people are only into tech to make money.. and it's working well for them.
Agreed on all points. Especially on TAoUP being a good expression of the philosophy---even if the philosophy is, of course, far from a silver bullet.
You mean like the internet? Or self driving cars?
They are ultra-conservatives. Have a guess.
4.2.6 seems crucial: Apps created from a commercialized template or app generation service will be rejected.

Now a public statement from Apple would be very helpful regarding whether white label apps also fall into this category.
> I'm nervous about this being spun as a victory for the left, which I'm already hearing. It's more of a collapse of the Tories.

But it is a victory for the left.

Before this election everyone thought Corbyn was a fucking joke - even his own party.

He ran a strong campaign and Labour got 40% of the vote.
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Money Quote:

> When contacted by Microsoft, Intel said the PLATINUM group wasn't using any vulnerability in the Intel AMT SOL interface, but this was another classic case of bad guys using a technology developed for legitimate purposes to do bad things.

Worst excuse ever. "Look guys, at least it's not a backdoor we left on purpose!!!"

m(
Maybe a TMT group in an investment bank, or working as a trader/investor in tech. Don't forget that access to "good" bankers benefits tech companies.
Running your own host for it may be
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14477777
In the old days this technique was used to get information about number of people who found the article interesting enough to read the next page, all without JavaScript. This of course assumes that readers notice the "next page" link, where is where they seem to have failed (or maybe the expectations of readers have changed so much that the new breed of readers no longer notice such links - quite possible).
Electrical engineer. Though a lot of our gear is used by data centers.
These $30,000 vintage Apple trainers are incredible
That doesn't need anything special in terms of hardware so it's a bad example, current hardware is well capable of making those connections.
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I have a friend who is a professional translator and apperantly speech to text is heavily used in that field (and thus translators often benefit from having quite beefy PCs).
Lambda the Ultimate? Some FP forum where it's all about Haskell and OCaml? :)
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Not having an alternative method using a file selection dialog is extremely annoying on some platforms.
Tusk has said A50 can be cancelled. Irrespective of the correct legal interpretation, I think if the UK government wanted out of Brexit, they'd get it. This is still a pretty unlikely scenario, but not impossible.

I'm putting that qualification in because, frankly, no-one knows the answer since it's never been put to a court. Moreover, I don't think it will matter. What will matter is whether or not the political will exists to make it happen.
They were running against a candidate who was widely thought to be a joke. They should have had a landslide win. Instead they lost seats, and they lost so many seats they no longer have enough of a majority to win, so we've got a hung parliament.
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Tablet sales sputtered and people quit talking about this. They're horrible for trying to do productive work.
Those are issues of centrally planning the entire economy in 5-year cycles. I don't know of what centrally planning a part of the economy would look like, nor what planning by a democratically elected government, as opposed to a self-appointed one, would be. However, as I noted, political power always tries to grow, so the moment you place that much leverage in the hands of the government, you could expect to end up with a totalitarian system, which is my primary fear of central planning.

One more thing to consider - companies are generally fully centrally planned top-down, until they reach a certain size, after which the top only set some direction for the lesser managers, who then delegate planning to middle managers. It seems to come naturally to distribute the planning computation among independent agents.

In a perfectly honest world with perfect altruists, top-down central planning probably works. However, in that world full anarcho-capitalism also works ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
Yeah, but it's become clear that the PC isn't going anywhere at this point, and why should it, given the miserable experience of trying to do real work on a tablet?
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Can't possibly generate a worse foundation for a customer service bot than some of the human-staffed customer service departments I run into today. That was said tongue in cheek, but I do wonder.
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Perhaps, but it's much more difficult to learn what you're not interested in. If your only motive is money... do sales.
And likewise WordStar, which was the previous standard word processor that WordPerfect displaced, also had visible formatting codes.
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> Net Neutrality is "positive AND accurate", sure. But for a useful survey the phrasing should be just accurate, and neither positive or negative, if you don't want bias.

Is it bias if the accurate description naturally leans to one direction?

Isn't that like saying I'm biased if I describe Earth as an oblate spheroid instead of "roundish shape up to interpretation"?

I'm firmly opposed to the notion that you need to cater to both sides of an issue and meet in the middle, when the legitimacy of both sides are clearly assymetric.
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I don't think Corbyn ran a strong campaign, that's the point. The Conservatives handed the election to him on a silver platter, and the Labour Party still lost.
As a Brit I have observed a large section of the population seem to suffer from an acute and decades-long case of Stockholm Syndrome.

Much of the populace would prefer to suffer the indignities and gradual erosion of prosperity and civil liberties inflicted on them by their ruling classes than to risk an uncertain future on a potential change.

They are comfortable in their mistreatment.
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Amazon API Gateway + Lambda, managed by Serverless Framework. Practically free to use for small purposes.

For static content that can be (re)published as needed, I'd use S3 + CloudFront and a scheduled or triggered Lambda that handles the publishing.
However, the app lacks advanced features
like screen sharing and API access.
It also excludes advanced video and audio
controls that you can access on
Windows or Mac OS platforms.

Also the beta version does not work reliably or does not work at all. Repeated failures to connect, no messages whatsoever. The older version just works. Maybe if they put to good use that big data infrastructure and analyze the logs that will become apparent. My use case is Ubuntu systems connecting to various remote OSs.
If I buy ordinary shares in SoftBank am I distantly investing in the vision fund. I.e is the vision fund manager as part of SoftBanks core assets?
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The fact that Chrome automatically disables extensions that don't exist in the web store, in the name of security, is probably not a good sign. If it is for security, then advanced users should've been given a way to bypass this restriction, but it doesn't exist. If the adblockers get removed from the store, there would be no easy way to use them without abandoning Chrome.
Not just pretty good, I mean to show code unescaped you need to write `dangerouslySetInnerHTML`.

I think it's a common misconception, heavy-weight software usually does pretty well with common problems. If you think of frameworks like Rails which make input validation easy, writing manual SQL almost obsolete (SQL injection) and even CSRF protection happens mostly transparently.
IBM Bluemix used to have a free tier for containers, which you could use to run tiny apps quite easily and cheaply, using the native Docker CLI. They've since moved to Kubernetes and still have a free tier, but not sure how that works.

I'd probably recommend a DigitalOcean VPS though. Cheap, very stable (had a couple VPS for a year with 100% uptime, as far as I know), stellar support and a lot of new functionality being added lately - block storage, firewall, load balancing. DO is one of the best services I've paid for.

Disclosure: I used to work at IBM about a year ago, in the container service team.
Not sure if sarcastic or sincere. You can damn near predict what will be the future tech 10 years down the line based on what DARPA is doing to make killing more efficient.
Small number of reposts are ok IMO.
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MMIX was published in 1999, a time when it wasn't decided that x86, and later AMD64 and ARMv7/8 would dominate all platforms.

Back then, Alpha had only recently been killed, and things Itanium were coming up, Apple sold PowerPC computers and Windows devices running ARM, MIPS and SuperH were being widely sold.

In the spirit of 1999, a fantasy architecture was not a bad way to gloss over that fragmentation.

Also, x86 is not an elegant teaching platform (though I hear AMD64 is much better).
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The are being paid to do so. Also they see it as part of the job.
Intel hints of potential patent infringement around x86 emulation on ARM
Depends on the size of the startup. A startup CTO can be the equivalent of

The only developer, the senior developer out of 1 or 2 juniors, lead dev in charge of many, an actual CTO
The portal only has the Front-end Developer job listed?
It's hard to change the stance on a wheeled vehicle, I think that agriculture might be one domain where a legged platform could develop an advantage (if it were sufficiently energy efficient to begin with, wheels really are the greatest human invention).
Anecdote - There wasn't any particular party that I wanted to vote for. My vote was against the Tories in protest of having to give up essential liberties for a bit of temporary safety.
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Exploiting vPro / AMT / any remote access mechanism from any chip maker is hardly a new idea.

AMT and AMD's equivalent (don't remember the name) has been a holy grail for security researchers and malware authors alike for many years. People have been begging Intel for a very long time to make business-tier chips without remote access capabilities.

For personal computing, at least we have enthusiast chips. For example, my i7 K model lacks the technology.

EDIT: AMD's remote tech is called Platform Security Processor (PSP). Thank you, jacquesm!
You are missing the point. It's not whether there are a trivial number or not. It's about the relative sizes of the groups in the population versus the sample.

The fact that there is not a single negative response is basically proof positive that people who don't succeed at coding boot camps do not read HN. Unless you happen to believe that almost everyone does succeed after coding boot camps. I find that notion incredible, personally.
> Which room was the not-main room?

The bathroom. I should have said main room(s), but with you emphasizing the smallness and highlighting the bathroom as enclosed I assumed there was only one.

> So you're saying they never go to the bathroom, shower, or eat.

You have deeply misunderstood me. I'm saying that when it comes to calculating space to compare to the article, what matters is how many square feet are dedicated to the place(s) where you put the bed and the desk.

Did you have less than 80 square feet dedicated to that? Because when you describe a 118sqft apartment with bathroom, it sounds like after subtracting the bathroom you actually had more space than the article's 80sqft.

So why are you bored at how large the article's space is in comparison to your own experience?

> Shared space isn't magically gone just because it's shared.

Of course. I'm suggesting that he is not using any shared space outside of the bathroom. And a bathroom easily fits in less than 38sqft.
Exactly. And when that is pointed out, they chalk it up to "oppression", like any other kind of criticism. Nice little self-reinformcent mechanism that easily leads to completely decoupling yourself from reality.
Focus on the text first -> plain text, Markdown.

Then copy/paste into word, or preferably something else for formatting.

Too many distractions in a modern word processor.
Yeh, well thats the problem with Jcrew now, their stuff used to last forever, and it was high quality and was edgy but had more traditional feels.

A good pair of Levis used to be made well too for girls, now everything is this new stretchy material and it's hard to find real denim anymore.

Alot of clothes are made cheaply for high trends and makeup does the same thing.

I don't do makeup and only invest in few high quality clothing and solid colours.

I actually have a really minimal closet, with fewer high quality things and I invest in just a few designers, and wear mostly nice white tshirts with jeans, and sometimes splurge on nice shoes as a girl. If you have a few pair of really nice jeans, and really high quality solid/button down shirts in black white/ 2-3 other colours that complement your eyes/hair/skintone then it's really easy to get dressed in the morning, saves time and I can wear the same thing at night (I don't really go out outside of work, but hypothetically if I did) I could change from flats or tennis shoes which I wear to work, to kitten heels and look like I'm ready for a date.

I'm not into being robbed by clothes and makeup just because I'm a girl. when I was broke in college buying cheap clothes got me by but I was not keeping up with trends.

Now I shop for a few high quality things, and Jcrew used to be a place I could do that.

For high quality minimalist girls clothing I recommend Emerson fry who used to have more tomboy stuff

and

Everlane:
https://www.everlane.com/

I streamline my clothing. I don't make impulse buys, I buy nice jeans.

And anyways most girls who have trendy clothing end up wearing the one thing they like over and over again, so why not make sure everything you buy is that one thing you can wear multiple times.

Overall, I would say its not a conscious decision to be trendy but girls have to learn/decondition themselves to this underhanded sexism pressuring girls to feel like they need to buy clothes 600% as much just to not look frumpy.
Just keep Sarah Connor away from the lab:

https://gndn.files.wordpress.com/2016/04/shot00341.jpg
I would definitely.

I would go for revenue split which is simpler to track and set up.
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Holmes was also quite into opiates himself - I seem to remember a Persian slipper that housed his heroin stash, and some incidents of opium smoking.
I use it quite often. One "conversation" having gone for ~30 emails...
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I don't see self publishing happening on a large scale. The publisher is a reference for the work, and also they know all the details about layout and formatting (how many knows how to use em-dashes, en-dashes, and hyphens?), and have professional editors.
> ... human size robot called Romeo ... could be used for household tasks.

This seems like a very interesting choice of name for a household robot... :-)
He's referring to the compliment of his Hort
Hey,

I did a bootcamp 2.5 years ago (Founders and Coders on London). Today I'm a co-founder of Scrimba (https://scrimba.com/), which is a new interactive video format for communicating code.

I'm mostly doing non-technical work at the moment, though some technical as well.

After I graduated I worked a little over a year as a front-end developer at Xeneta (a Norwegian-based startup).

I could not have gotten a job as a professional developer if I didn't do the bootcamp. Or it would have taken me MUCH MUCH more time. So I'm super happy with my experience. Also, most people in my cohort who graduated also work as developers now.

I've been writing a lot about how my process from non-technical to technical was. Feel free to check it out here:

https://medium.com/founders-coders/from-non-technical-to-hir...
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> An indictment is merely an allegation and all defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.

This verbiage sounds somewhat strange given the evidence they collected, but upon googling, this seems to be the standard clause in FBI indictments.
This is another way of saying the same thing.
The bottom line is that most crimeans were in favour of reunification with Russian. The Ukraine government consistently blocked them from voting on the matter.

Putin doesn't do much I'd agree with, but I think he was the good guy here.
You can't make giant evil genius evidence walls with vocal samples. We will always have use cases that prefer the written word.
"Throwaway" Python code winds up becoming part of real systems all the time, but we don't blame Python for that
That sounds like bullshit. The Parliament is very much on this, you don't need to try to explain it by invoking all-powerful spooks behind the curtains.
i controversial -> non-controversial

a true one -> at some
Hehe, has happened to me as well.

Also when I kept updating my blog posts about stupid problems that gooogle didn't answer seemed to attract some audience.
Selection via environmental fitness is one of the least significant evolutionary pressures.
> After the codebase was converted, the team generally concurred that sagas were a waste of time and effort, especially with async/await gaining steam.

Aren't sagas and async/await completely orthogonal issues or am I missing something?
I go by this - breaking changes require versioning. And once I version, there is no time spent on backward compatibility. Time is money.
It's saying to be careful when celebrating. Don't take anyone's eye out with the champaigne cork. Make sure there is a designated driver. Etc.
I wonder if we will ever get appliances that respond to the grid, a freezer that drops its temperature a couple of degrees because energy is cheap or a washing machine that waits an hour because it is expensive.

I suspect there is quite a bit of personal demand that could be shifted easily.
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Automation of existing hardware is the next big thing. Self-driving freight, better assembly lines, etc.
StdLib seems like an awesome alternative in this space:

https://stdlib.com/

I've seen the founder setup some impressing services in a matter of minutes.
My i7 6700K lacks AMT / vPro. There are modern chips that can be used if you don't mind shelling out a little extra for enthusiast models. But what we really need is a Xeon 8/16 core without vPro, till then businesses are harmed the most by this.
A business that wants to shift a loss making division could be the same.
But logic and SRAM are more compatible. I'm still curious because multiple processors having random access to a large memory is not easy. The scratchpad they mention sounds like a cache, but maybe it's something more than that.
Short answer: No.

The blockchain essentially is a ledger, an accounting system. In order for that to work in a decentralised manner it's vital that each node have a complete copy of the data store and its history.

The brain on the other hand isn't an accounting system. It's decentralised, too but its nodes - the neurons - serve a very different purpose than Blockchain nodes. They only need to 'know' about their immediate environment, i.e. the neurons around them. Therefore not only doesn't each neuron need to have a complete copy of the data available but it would rather be tremendously inefficient to do so.
Gotcha. I was originally assuming OCaml based off of your site.
AWS ECS less powerful than k8s, but easier to configure for high availability, multi AZ/region, etc.
There is a per site permissions system so you can allow the things you want.
My i7 6700K lacks AMT / vPro. You can verify this on ARK.
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Well if that can end the confusion caused by all these fake news and trolling on social media, I'm all in. Plus last week's attacks really reminded me of how dangerous the world can be, hopefully the new internet will catch more terrorists than the pathetic current one does.
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Yeah, they missed including a pie chart and a gantt chart for good measure.
Chrome is open-source, you could use an alternative chrome based browser, like srware iron.
You mean free-market, not capitalism, they are not synonyms.
Depends on your definition of aware. I'd certainly say plants can be physiologically aware of something without having the capacity to be consciously aware.