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We could newspeak it to be an endo-compiler (endo- is greek for internal/within). It runs well with endo-functor.
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Same happened to me on a big European technical University. I pushed for adopting a new course, I was the world expert in it, I thought the class for 10 years until someone in the government pushed for a real professor. Now they have another guy who is much less qualified than me, but I was very happy and successful in the private industry instead.
And in the end I thought in 3 different universities.
Compiler design depends a lot on the language being compiled though, this would be a typical design for a C-style language.

When doing Forth-style languages for example; I've found that it's not very helpful to parse to trees, since I can't tell the structure of function calls before seeing the actual running stack anyway. Which in turn affects the compiler, since all it has to work with is a sequential stream of tokens.

And not all languages are stand-alone, or compile all the way down to machine code. Compiling to byte-code for running immediately, with the backup of a runtime library; is an attractive option for more specialized languages; and this means that it's possible to carry more information straight over from compilation to runtime.

I've been working on a scripting language that raised some of these questions lately:

https://github.com/andreas-gone-wild/snackis/blob/master/sna...
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This is not a usefully critical comment. Consider identifying features you consider poorly done, suggest alternatives, present examples of good work. Just saying, "This is bad" without context doesn't foster discussion.
Doesn't "open access" usual mean free-of-charge access the articles (but perhaps at the expense of an open access, publishing fee to the author)? If not, in what sense are they using the term "open access"?
Could you link to an example of what you or the parent commenter are referring to?
It would be nice if big repository services such as Github offered a simple way to donate.
Hmm, perhaps I have a false confidence in it because I was unable to detect the factual errors. The number one use I had for it was news on business and it seemed helpful there.
Would you mind sharing some examples?

I haven't subscribed in quite a while (I live in the UK now).
This is not the right place but I failed to find an answer elsewhere so would somebody answer?

Is it possible for me to use lighttpd as a proxy but at the same time serve static pages for a subset of urls?
https://www.rjionline.org/reporthtml.html

All the information needed to find the source is in the link. I Just duck duck go'd University Missouri trusted news...
Is it really worth your eyes and the extra money to take a risk on the glasses that you're still not giving up on them and planning on researching them? Why not just buy one that you know is reputable?
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It's weird that the site still store cookies after I decline
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It would be interesting if someone could write a program that could diff two LaTeX documents and produce a change-tracked version showing insertions and deletions.

I think it's doable, but it's a serious project.
Because what we have now has no socialist elements? Last time I checked the US military was a pretty large part of the economy, and I would hardly class that as a purely capitalist endeavour.
Fuck white nationalists and those that harbor them. They love violence[1], they love terrorists[2]. They think they are at literal war with those dissenting against their hate.

This is the crowd that has spent the last few years cheering chemical weapons use against children, while simultaneously denying their use calling the children dolls. Then further justifying the attacks against hospitals that treated the victims while denying the hospitals were attacked.

That car ramming murderer was one of those Assad/Trump/Putin cultist assholes. Fuck him and fuck them.

Fuck their love for terrorism, fuck anyone that wants to give them a podium to speak from. Companies are wise to keep distance from this type of stuff because it is incredibly inflammatory and distracts from being a for-profit concern.

edit:

Want to see how far down the rabbit hole this Assad/white nationalist fanboy hole goes? Look no further than congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard. Tulsi's trip to Syria was organized by SSNP[3] a political & militant party with a long anti-Semitic history.

Their emblem is based off the swastika.

Assad putting SSNP in legal status some years ago helped to place him, an Arab, in favor with white nationalists/right wingers[4]. During the civil war there has been a steady stream of international Nazi figures visiting Syria[5]. Tulsi somehow ended up making pilgrimage with this lot just before another regime chemical weapons attack that again slaughtered civilians.

[1] http://archive.is/ZBOOa

[2] http://archive.is/Xb0fk

[3] http://www.thedailybeast.com/tulsi-gabbards-fascist-escorts-...

[4] https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2017/08/13...

[5] http://www.jpost.com/Diaspora/German-neo-Nazi-party-builds-a...
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You can use the syntax. It still renders using Word's hideous math renderer.
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There is a specification, an implementation, and then a webapp framework to develop on it, similar to most languages out there.

Python specs/CPython/Django

Ruby specs/JRuby/Ruby on Rails

PHP specs/HHVM/Symfony

Java specs/Java Virtual Machine/Java Server Pages

.Net Standard/.Net Core/ASP.Net Core
Oh okay. Thanks. I was reading from the front page so it didn't make sense.
Flagged for pointlessly adding "OCD:" onto the beginning of the title. The title in the Times is "We Need to Talk Some More About Your Dirty Sponges".

The article isn't about OCD or mental illness.
And requiring JS to render a plain text-and-images website in the first place
Judging by the amount of lands of that Mongols conquered, lack of cars wouldn't have stopped them from conquering Europe. Mongol empire at its peak spanned over 24 million square kilometres of land while To put that into perspective, the Roman Empire at its peak only spanned over 5 million square kilometres of land
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Yes, I do. You are right, most companies are not equipped to handle new media. That's where I help them get results. :)

PS. My profile is tailored to HN. People hate marketers here.
He was a plunderer, I see no need to lionize and romanticize him.
Can Word import PDF? How would I keep editable copies of the Math code?

I use a similar workflow for PowerPoint slides, where I have dozens of files with a minimal LaTeX template that render math fragments to tiny PDF files, which I can then include in the PowerPoint slides. It's a huge pain. (But less painful than LaTeX beamer).
Are you sure you are well-informed about this? For instance:

* the scientific journals I know do not pay their scientific editors ([1], this can differ for absolute top journals like Nature/Science);

* arXiv is a preprint server, not an archiving server [2];

* you call "open source" what is usually called "open access", I think.

[1]: https://academia.stackexchange.com/questions/43574/how-much-...

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArXiv
Yes, but if Elsiver disappeared tomorrow, those reviewers could just go to other journals.
1/2 Hz is one oscillation every 2 seconds. That would be 30 per minute.
The hyphenation algorithm, I guess, needs some knowledge of the language. Probably a lot more issues as well.
> although I was fortunate that it didn't last even longer than that

It's likely that some of the afterimage is still there but your brain has been rewired to eliminate it.
sure, they can select, that's part of freedom.
But if you are saying like google, duckduckgo, wikipedia, other "freedom sites" that you promote freedoom and free speech and then you just ban unpopular or sometimes wrong or nazi views, cutting the discussion and sometimes the chance to explain to other site your views/convince then you don't promote freedoom or free speech.
others?
So then whether or not you are allowed to celebrate your lost empire depends on whether you are still experiencing the benefits of it, and not how terrible that empire was? Seems a strange way to judge things.
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That's what I would've expected too, but it seems not. Then again, if you still have eyes after this event you might see others filing class acts afterwards.
But but... ReactJS
1) Sounds like you went to an awesome college

2) Incubators/accelerators might feel this way -- maybe you could be an EIR?
> ... Also according to [1] file operations will always block ...

not quite :) look at aio(7)
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What's wrong with local news? In my experience, it's the most trustworthy, agenda-free source of info. It's the nature of its scope, but I don't see what you're getting at.
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You haven't really addressed gh02t's point. The original (professed) intent of patents was to protect individual inventors.

If some other manufacturer finds a cheaper way to manufacture the same thing, they can get a patent on their improvement, and push for some licensing deal once they have that.

(This doesn't change the fact that the modern de facto practice of patents is pretty messed up. I'm just saying that there's a good idea behind it.)
Oh, I'm not saying it's a good option for a thesis, I would use LaTeX for that, I'm saying it's a good option if you have a few formulas and you have to use Word for whatever reason.
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Author here. While the flawed 'Secure' indicator on every HTTPS site will go away soon in favour of negative indicators for non-HTTPS connections, the worrying thing here is the researchers didn't really examine their own biases. https://airbnb.design/anotherlens/#answer2

Speaking of biases: while CertSimple is obviously interested here - online identity is our job - the tweets included, both for and against marking all HTTPS as 'Secure', are from Chrome engineers employed by Google.
I heard someone saying 'AI is the new electricity' irrespective of whether it'd become as ubiquitous as Electricity or not, it's definitely a Powerhose and we need powers to do wonders!
> If you read the doc[1] it will become very clear that Damore is a leftist/progressive, not a rightist.

Would you mind elaborating on how/where that is very clear? Honest question. Not that I think it should matter, but I'm inclined to say the opposite and that he very much had an agenda.

> But as mainstream journalists across the globe reached out to him for interviews this week, Damore largely ignored the queries and instead selected two rightwing YouTube personalities [...] Stefan Molyneux and Jordan B Peterson, who both have large followings on YouTube and have espoused anti-feminist views.
It can generate PNG as well. I'm not saying it's a replacement for LaTeX, I'm saying it's a good option in the cases where you have a few pieced of math text which you have to input in a Word doc.
American Paper Optics made a page showing the differences between their glasses and some knock offs. https://www.eclipseglasses.com/pages/safety

This doesn't mean the shape can't also be copied perfectly though, so I'm not sure if it's helpful or just doing even more harm.
It's done and it works very well (in my experience) for comparing two revisions of a document: https://www.ctan.org/pkg/latexdiff
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If someone else can manufacture the same thing at lower cost, then the inventor / patent holder is going to want to outsource their production to the lowest cost producer.

The lowest cost producer does indeed enjoy a market advantage in the market for manufacturing.
As I read the article, he went off grid to show everyone else that it was a viable idea. Meanwhile, the island power grid did some pretty awesome things with solar cell parks and battery storage, rendering his pioneering efforts futile. To his credit, he seems fully aware of this.

The whole story thus boils down to a nice, illustrative all-other-things-equal experiment of how off-the-grid self sufficiency stacks up against a renewable energy power grid "done right". The latter winning by a large margin.

That being said, there are plenty of sunny places on Earth where the power grid is dysfunctional, or is hard to access. Those would be more obvious places for DIY solar panels.
> But a total eclipse is perfectly safe to view with the naked eye, and even with binoculars!

But one must be careful. As soon as the moon stops blocking the sun, there are sun rays concentrated in a tiny point. Like looking at the point of a powerful laser, it doesn't feel as powerful as it actually is. Esp. regarding invisible wavelengths.
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The problem with following roads is that you don't want to do a 90 degree turn at 200 km/h or whatever speeds they're imagining here. From what I understand it's supposed to be more of a hub system rather than a point A to point B system, i.e. you drive to the nearest entry point, go down with the elevator and have it ship you to the exit that's nearest to your destination. This means it will probably mostly be straight tunnels, similar to a subway which will eventually have to go under buildings.
Seems like the trend is gaining momentum, though slowly. It's recent news that editors of a Springer journal (Springer is another large publisher) left and started their own journal [0].

[0] https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2017/07/31/math-journal-...
I'm not sure what your point is. Which country are you referring to that's threatening its neighbours?

Care to respond rather than downvote?
I don't think it does, and I don't think it's possible to make a nearly standards compliant C compiler that does. A struct is a contiguous piece of memory, which makes things like memcpy and malloc generally possible.
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What philosophical debate do you think you're going to have with a person who titles a blog post:

Heather Heyer: Woman Killed in Road Rage Incident was a Fat, Childless 32-Year-Old Slut

What that guy needs is not acceptance. He needs a psychiatrist.
The "e" notation is an explicit reference to the floating point representation, so it should obviously use it.

But decimal literal numbers (that is, not using the "e" notation) are best represented with rational values, in the sense that they don't need any approximation, so there really is no reason to use floating points for them.
> Now the big question is, why does reddit, a SV company, still support these groups on their site

I'm assuming you want a more nuanced answer than "because SV is libertarian white dude central"?

> why did these groups form in first place.

Oh, that's easy - because the US has been a racist country for decades and no-one has had the balls to stamp it out.
How do you even read this? Scrolling doesn't work... at all.
Dueling banjos were also great.
Later stage ideas always get more money, this is rational and should stay that way. Later stage companies are bigger and more complex, and having de-risked the basics, are more apt to build huge things like new factories. They'll have hundreds or thousands of employees, and the need to acquire much larger scale in order to continue growing.

By contrast, small companies can do really well with much less capital, because they're trying to do smaller things (hire 12 people, not 1,200) and they need to do more basic things to de-risk their ideas.

Consider: $100 million could more than adequately seed 100 early stage companies, but it wouldn't be enough to build a single factory in some places.
I got a little carried away with the list; I realised I had two American entries on it and wanted it to be a little more global. While I've read Antony Beevor's Stalingrad I'm not familiar with how the war as a whole is remembered in Russia.
I thought this was going to be about later on, during Suez - I understand a union was proposed then too. This one I didn't know about, so I expect few Brits do.

The Brexit analogy is... eh, kind of overblown IMO, though I guess that's my views on cultural history in general. Brexit is more a result of domestic party politics than a reflection of our foreign relations, and it was Eastern Europe that loomed larger in the public consciousness when talking about the EU.
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Ok, I understand why you might "offload" read() from disk backed files file descriptors. But why "sendfile"? I thought sendfile is properly async in linux... Unless I'm getting something wrong.

"aio_write" -> wasn't the idea of AIO operations to actually be truly async? Maybe it's because it requires XFS. Anyway, I'm confused.
Normally, I would say that's the case, but Tesla stock isn't normal. When they sell debt, their stock price goes up.

Debt has one big advantage over equity too, which is that if the company goes under, bond holders are repaid if possible. Equity holders only own whatever is leftover.
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People still routinely admire the military prowess of western imperialist leaders like Caesar and Alexander ("the Great") and more recent ones like Napoleon without endorsing their reasons for going to war.
OK, let's assume I'm wrong: what did he say? If he didn't try to highlight the biological difference why bring it up at all? Why claim Google is "a leftist ecochamber" for trying to increase diversity when the population is clearly not 80% men?

So far I've gotten a lot of people saying "he didn't day that!" but without explaining what he said. Please clarify.
There's also no western guilt about Alexander the Great, Caesar and other Romans, north Germanic raids (Vikings), eastern Germanic conquests (goths, vandals, etc.)
Well it calls home now unless you argue with it ... https://github.com/dotnet/cli/issues/3093
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>>> The only way I would or could make another Monkey Island is if I owned the IP.

Ron is a creative mind, and he proved his value to society (gamers of course, he didn't cure cancer after all).

Reading this paragraph on IP is so disheartening.
It could be a bit more explicit on the nuget page.
But if you're playing emulated, you can just overclock the emulated Neo Geo and play without slowdown, right?
I agree about that - didn't mean to imply otherwise. Though it also quickly got expensive (I'd argue that for a while in the mid 80's it was cheap as a PC alternative - my dads PC was slower than my Amiga 500, had no graphics abilities, had less memory - it's two benefits were a 20MB harddrive and compatibility with PC apps; for that he paid about a $3000 premium).

In fact, part of the point I didn't put across very clearly is that things like Aminet demonstrates how important that ecosystem is. Amiga would have become useless to most users far earlier if we didn't have incredibly well curated sets of applications, and amazing dedication to maintenance (e.g. even today people are releasing their own bug-fixed versions of system libraries and the like) - it took a lot of effort to try to compensate, and it still wasn't enough.
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Indeed!! If you look at Credit Suisse's Global Wealth Handbook, you'll find that in 2015, average wealth per american adult was 350k (on par with Norway and New Zealand), but MEDIAN wealth was just 50k, on par with Malta, Slovenia, Spain, and Israel!!

Furthermore, almost a third of Americans have less than 10k in net worth. This is not even enough to survive a year of unemployment without cutting back on essential expenses.

And what's worse, "nearly 1/3rd of Americans" is not a small number- it's 100m people!!!
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Compared to Visual Studio + ReSharper, Visual Studio for Mac is quite a step back (putting it mildly). I've high hopes for Rider (cross-platform JetBrains IDE for .NET that was just released), though I haven't tried it yet.
1) Because "local news" by its very nature doesn't mean anything (or anywhere). Since it is a ubiquitous term, anything can be local news.

2) Since local news doesn't have a defined head, it's hard to scrutinize, whereas national/global news is at least exposed for what it is (regardless of whether people recognize that or not).

3) What I mainly wanted make a point about was the future of local news in regards to Sinclair buying up Tribune Media stations [1]. That would make it "local news" with quite a blatant, pointed agenda.

[1] http://www.politico.com/story/2017/08/06/trump-fcc-sinclair-...
The article I linked lists some of the issues. Essentially the study could be measuring for a number of things instead of gender aptitude for "liking things instead of people." But that's besides the point, even if the study was correct jumping from "newborn males are slightly more likely to stare at a mobile longer" to "that means adult women are less interested in computer sciences" is preposterous. Even further, jumping from that to "hence trying to be more inclusive in hiring is discrimination against males" is just the kind of shit I'd expect from alt-right writers, not engineers. But then again, Damore was very quick to jump on that train, so maybe he had a ticket already.
It isn't an indie game though. It was made by Revolution Software (known for Broken Sword) and was published by Virgin Interactive.
I note it's a Wordpress theme so maybe it's shmaelscorner's fault for choosing that one.
Did you compare to python2 or python3, cause python3 is in the same league as perl6.
Why check for a special status code, rather than a specific response body, such as a JSON document confirming no use?
I prefer valgrind over GDB.
> That doesn't feel like a problem?

It doesn't make it a bad thesis, but also doesn't answer the questions asked, which is presumably why they were asked.
I just find that whenever I optimize for money; I start making weird decisions; decisions meant to please others, who may not share the passion. I'm all for people paying me to create and share the stuff that I already am; but then it needs to come without conditions, otherwise we're back to square one.
latexdiff does exactly that: https://www.sharelatex.com/blog/2013/02/16/using-latexdiff-f...