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There are some clear and defining differences between Java applets and webassembly. The core problems with Java were that the security sucked, and that applets were non-native and didn't use the dom. I doubt there is any desire in web developers to overuse canvasses and do layout in wasm, and the security model should hopefully be as successful as JS's has been over the years.
For people wondering about features like SIMD and GC support, here is a good status page: http://webassembly.org/docs/future-features/
Yep, I had to go sleep (yeah, that dreadful thing!).

But this was my main area of attack. You compiled the drivers directly into the kernel. Making it all GPL. Now, as a strict reading, I have to have the device to make the request. That's not difficult. Ive phones from a lot of US named companies.

I just want the rights enumerated in the GPL as granted to end users. I'm no kernel maintainer. Just a cranky person who wants the GPL enforced as any license.
Continued fighting would have killed thousands of more civilians, while France and Great Britain have had under a thousand terrorism related deaths since 1970. How isn't this obvious?
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I don't think you can guarantee the sterility of an object.

You can make it likely though.
The blue ocean idea for Pavlok[1] (a wearable device habit/behavior trainer) wearable we developed came from a similar thought process. We wrote it up here: https://old.pavlok.com/forgotten

[1]https://pavlok.com
Good to see. By the way, we also need multithreading and shared memory to efficiently support structurally shared immutable data structures across multiple cores.
Just because I am a software engineer, doesn’t mean I am willing to spend more than 600 euros every three years for the privilege of having an updated device.

That are more important things in life.

If Google wants us to actually use the latest features, then they should force OEM to upgrade to Treble and push to their devices.

Not to force us to buy an Oreo device, hoping that this time around OEMs will actually push updates on ALL devices.
I've been on 4.14 since last week when I built my new Ryzen system and realized for some reason lm_sensors wasn't working, apparently AMD hasn't realized full specs yet which is a little frustrating. Updated to 4.14 via the very awesome https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php/Manjaro_Kernels tool and loaded nc6775 module and all is well.
You'll have to fight and most likely kill them in the process. Not to mention they are using human shields
Making the IS took more than US just disbanding the Iraqi army.

Their first issue came with US instating the government that was incompetent, arrogant, and corrupt at the same time.

Even if the original Iraqi militants had no recruits from the army, the would have still a source of credibility to latch on - the hated new Iraqi government

If USA did bother to do just a dime more work on Iraqi welfare than was needed to prevent food riots, and spent more money on Iraq than the initial reconstruction funds, no militant group would simply be there.

I see people will write something like "but US gave N gazillions to Iraqi government for reconstruction." Yes, they gave their N gazillions that were mostly spent by Iraqi officials on buying Cognac and property in UAE
> Germany was forced to cede a quarter of its territory after WW2, to exactly the allied neighbouring countries in addition to the ones already ceded in WW1. In the east, Germans were ethnically cleansed from those areas. (The western parts were later given back to Germany because France and Netherlands found ethnic cleansing unpalatable.)

Then again, if you compare it with displaced Polish people and ethical cleansing both there and in Russia, both cleansing of Jews and non-Jewish citizens of those territories, the harm done to Germany is "just dimes to these countries" as parent puts it. Also, as bad as occupation of French was, Easter occupation was even more gloves off - as both Polish and others were ranked lower then French in racial hierarchy.

Of course displaced or killed Germans were often innocent. And of course future development of formerly occupied countries was harmed by Russia a lot. But, if you compare harm being done on that place, Germans did not paid former victims all that much. That might have been right decision, but it being right does not make it untrue.
I'm tired of reading this crap again and again.

First, IS is always recruiting and trying to turn people to their sides.

Secondly, it's impossible to know the ideology of every armed group, as there are many nuances, and that's what makes this war complex, you don't know who to root for.

Third, when a secular group like the FSA is losing battles, IS is getting hands on weapons and military gear, so stop saying that the west is arming terrorists. They captured those guns who were given to good enough guys.

Fourth, this conflict is ongoing, is very messy and disorganized (involved: russia, the US, european countries, irak, IS, the kurds, assad, the FSA, other groups financed by who knows, Iran? saudi arabia?), and it's not a secret that intel agencies will do whatever they can to calm things down, but it's not easy because they use secrecy as they should.

So you don't bring proof, and you don't bring any solution to the problem either. You just sow distrust and confusion which makes everything worse. Stop with those conspiracy theories.
Making page content unreadable if viewport is too narrow[1] is neither enjoyable, nor usable.

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There will always be a potential price to pay as long a single person lives that we define as enemy or define us as enemy. This is the classical reason why nations create final solutions to a conflict. Its a choice between a bad outcome and a really bad outcome, and I doubt neither is currently desired by a western point of view.
A new WebAssembly tool: Cheerp 2.0 compiles C++ to mixed wasm/JavaScript
If you are asking me I was a graphic designer, mostly print work initially. It's a hybrid trade/skill set that gave me a good business grounding.
I grew up in a generation where a lot of my peers in the UK were apprentices at Rolls Royce, Jaguar etc. I have no visibility into apprenticeships and how they are organized today...
>> Seriously JS should not be the lingua franca of the web

But neither should this. Really, keep your code off my computer as much as possible.
Back up or sync important contacts and data, and then do a factory reset to restore the original OS. Make sure to turn off auto-updates as it will keep downloading them after the restore. It's a shame that phones keep losing features like micro SD.
If you get a hold of it, please seed! :)
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> I just want the rights enumerated in the GPL as granted to end users. I'm no kernel maintainer. Just a cranky person who wants the GPL enforced as any license.

Yeah, it turns out it’s not that easily enforcable. There are still court cases going on, but the current legal situation seems to be that unless you’ve contributed significant code to the kernel, you have no legal leg to stand on.

Because the OEM is simply saying "yes, we violated the GPL, and infringed the copyright of the developers", but the only ones who could sue against that would be devs that contributed significant amounts of code.
PUBG contains a lot of sloppy things but overall I think it adds more to the charm of the game.

Plus, dying because of a bug may be frustrating but you don't loose anything really. There is no punishment for dying or not being the first other than not getting more points for cosmetics.

Usually when it happens, me/my squad just laugh/cry and move on.
I generally agree with you, but I'm always hesitant when I hear the word "apprenticeship." Because in my experience that usually means a union is stopping less experienced workers from undercutting their prices on the open market by forcing the less experienced worker to pay the union for the privilege of doing work. In this way it functions similarly to the way the college scheme works, only the college scheme is for white collar work rather than blue collar work.

Now, the word apprenticeship doesn't HAVE to mean that. In its simplest form it just means working with a more experienced person to get skills. That I definitely support. But if apprenticeship means stopping less skilled workers from entering the market on their own, I'm opposed to that.
Don't worry. Most of the most innovative developments aren't coming out of universities.

And there is always Sci Hub for the ones that do :)
Yeah, it uses the Linux kernel, but I wouldn't call it a "Linux phone".
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I would say Scala is on par with F#. And there's also Kotlin if you're looking to transition a Java team to a static FP language more gently. And there's Clojure if you prefer a dynamic Lisp.
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Genius does not equal honesty or good character.
Looks like they "bought" it but AMZN will license the technology to them so they'll still make some money. Apparently China doesn't want big tech to be non-Chinese in their country and doesn't seem to be hurting. They have their equivalent of everything
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And those that can't provide that data will see even greater hikes. Insurers hate uncertainty.
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School systems and prisons are constructs of society. Intelligence (which is not the same as knowledgeable, though strongly related) is a design by nature.

There will be nice dumb people

there will be nice smart people

there will be not-so-nice dumb people

there will be not-so-nice smart people

Shades of gray is the name off the game that is the human race. Black and white thinking, assumptions, lack of objectiveness are brain traps. Anyone who is surprised by this, should take the surprise as a learning moment.

People doing bad things to other people has often to do with a shortcoming of the part of the brain that handles empathy . In geek-speak: graphics still work, if your sound card is dead; It's a different part off the system.

Active cognitive reasoning is largely done by the prefrontal cortex.

Having one brain function operating less than ideal does not mean other functions automatically fail... On the contrary, blind people often develop better hearing skills, people with some forms off autism might lack social cue abilities, but own the average by a bit in systemic thinking.

That said, I do welcome these things. Interpretations in general are a dangerous thing, and can lead to many misunderstandings and even bloodshed and war. Break the stigma, yes please.

If one really wants to dissect this objectively:

-age difference

-underdog mentality

-debating experience between teams

-subject(s) at hand (do both teams have equal knowledge or interest in the specific matters for example)

tldr;
these things, when viewed objectively are not really complicated or weird.
It’s not “perfectly working” if it is wulnerable to many hacks.
It doesn't sound like that will be possible. DOM interop is baked into the Garbage Collection task[0]. It sounds like there's a dependency there, somewhere.

[0]: https://github.com/WebAssembly/design/issues/1079

edit: Scratch all of that above. I stand corrected. Here's the DOM proposal: https://github.com/WebAssembly/host-bindings/
Years ago i made a version with checkboxes, that would check each box as your life progressed. Was an attempt to learn QT, but it made me hate how much time i was forced to waste in schools.
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Your level of exposure to science fairs and debates sounds about the same as mine (an American). Yet we still know what they are from media portrayals, etc. I think that was fastball's point.
> They get pressured to go to a 4 year school

You're not kidding. My kids are in high school and the pressure on them to go to college is nuts. They push it so hard that it makes me wonder if there's some kind of reward for the teachers based on the number of kids that go on to college.
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But what is a computer for if not running other people's code?

I can't imagine there are many people in this world who have a computer with more than even 1% their own code running on it.
I think parent meant this:

> calling Milton Friedman “on the Austrian side of economics.”

Which is pretty laughably wrong for someone at least a bit educated in the area.
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> An envelope had landed in our mailbox containing a check in the amount of $10.32 made out to one Anna Mae Heilman.

The whole debacle of solving this mystery could've been avoided by not stealing mail from someone you don't know and instead marking it return to sender.
Just wish that what is built on top was not such a tire fire of egos and misplaced priorities.
I like this one:

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Agreed+. This is anecdotal, but I tried recently to get roof repairs made in CA for a rental home I own. I called 20+ roofers none of whom are taking new projects. I was able to get one quote from a friend of friend for over $1k for about 4 hours of work -- but he made no commitment. Plumbers, AC guys, roofers are in incredible demand in CA - need an electrician? forget it. These guys all own their own companies, drive nice trucks, are booked until feb '18 and have rude secretaries. The future seems bright for them, not much competition (know anyone learning HVAC?), a push for new housing all over CA, and I have no idea how to outsource a plumber.
Another layer on top of an already terrible curriculum.

Just make the damn schools better; the rotten prison system whose only arguable purpose has been to keep the unemployment figures down.

There is way too much social inertia and disdain for people who won't play the asphyxiating game (and we're supposed to be "tolerant, diverse" and all that jazz), that I wish, very much like Miyazaki, that the world experience another great deluge.
https://medium.com/@matt_11659/matt-barrie-australias-econom...

This is a link to this story, but with the original references and links.
The article mentioned that in order to sign on you would need to guarantee X number of hours per week. I don't see the normal YouTube creators being happy with that, especially coming from a do whatever you want system that YouTube has.
I think it's darkly humorous that I have to install browser plugins to stop sites from mining monero in my browser. It's like websites are those creepy spider things in the Matrix, except instead of sticking humans in pods to harvest their biochemical energy, they're just running up our home electricity bills by maxing our CPUs.
If your body appears to be telling you that it is probably because there is something wrong with the way you’re living your life.

Now, you can wait until you’re on your death bed before you realise it, or you can pay attention to this signal your body is giving you right now that something needs to change in your life. The latter is too terrifying to consider for most people, and the former feels quite distant, so most people just carry on as “normal” with their mostly dysfunctional lives.

Listening do your body doesn’t mean acting on every impulse you feel. If I feel like smashing something, that doesn’t mean I need to immediately do it. But it is wise to ask myself, why do I feel this? Am I angry? Why am I angry? What just happened that cause this reaction in me? What clarity can this anger bring me? Should I do something about it?

The same for your body’s signals. Why do you feel like this? What has caused this unhealthy craving? Your hypothesis that this is an evolutionary pressure is interesting but easily disproved by speaking to a wide cross section of people with balanced lifestyles who don’t seem to be perpetually driven by cravings to eat everything in sight. Are they fundamentally different from you? Probably not. So what is different about the choices you make each day that lead you to live in a constant state of craving food and drink, rathet than a more balanced state of being?

Those are important but tough questions. Most people don’t bother.
It is in fact the opening chapter, and the vignette sets the tone of idealism versus pragmatism for the rest of the book, a theme that surely resonates for any beleaguered programmer with a deadline...

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I sighed. "What was your move?"

"Oh, a very small one," Inidar said. "I increased their rate of reproduction by a very small percentage. This heightened their natural aggression. And guessed that your move would be to open the Pangaban skies. Population growth pressures, a limited food supply, and the ability to see the Pangaban surface very clearly ... my Gunja Wave wanted to eat your species."

"Yes, and they did," I said. "I call the game."

"You have to learn to avoid naïveté, Ellimist. It's not the good and worthy who prosper. It's just the motivated."
Here's a set of way better alternatives:

"You did an awesome job today!"

"Thank you for helping out today - it means a lot that I can always rely on you."

"I really appreciate the energy and positivity you bring to the office - you make this a way better place to work."

You get the idea.

Last comment: it's easy to assess your own comments as non-creepy, either out of bias or because you're genuinely non-creepy. Unfortunately, that assessment is worthless, because it's how others assess your comments that matters. Nor would I ever, as the "boss", want to have try and explain to anyone working for me, especially male employees, the elaborate and highly subjective set of "rules" you've laid out here. Far easier to just not go there.
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That's why I also mentioned the peer to peer part. They didn't have to do it peer to peer, but they did, so taking that at face value you already have a different set of constraints than most MMO's.
How did you get the weather for that day?
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My understanding is that SIMD support has a proposal that most people are happy with, and will be landing in 2018.
One difference I see is that Oppia seems to be making AJAX calls (am not familiar with Angular, so, maybe I am wrong). Whereas, I deliberately chose the quiz flow to be one that goes to a different URL as you progress. But, yes, will take a look at the backend and DB and see how things are stored and processed.

I learnt just enough web development to be able to build this. So, it will take me a little bit of time to understand code written by a Google team :)
> The core problems with Java were that the security sucked

The core problem with Java applets was that they were Java applets

An option to keep the source of the web app closed will fragment the web dev community yet again.
> Take for instance Baidu's "self-driving platform", Apollo. Volvo is going to adopt that in its self-driving cars

I couldn't find any reference to that on the web?
Shared memory is part of the threading tracking issue.
I cannot fathom the depth of your idiocy to even consider this as a feasible possibility.
You can already compile your language's runtime to wasm; this includes the GC. The downsides is that now you're adding all that to your binary size.

"GC support" means being able to integrate with JS's GC, basically, so that your language's wasm runtime could use it instead of your own, saving bytes.
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Historically, people have thought that the GC and DOM stuff is intertwined, but the latest DOM proposal doesn't require the GC proposal.
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Motivation is one of the keys to productivity, yes, so getting your motivation aligned with what you're doing is hugely important. That means understanding your goals, from big picture ("here is why I need a job" and "this is why I am at this job") down to "this is why I'm doing this task."

More here:
https://codewithoutrules.com/2017/08/03/stay-focused/

I've written a book about how programmers can get to a sane workweek, and one of the chapters is about how to increase productivity. It builds on the above link, but has other techniques as well. If you read the excerpts (https://codewithoutrules.com/saneworkweek/) one of the them is about a specific technique to deal with what happens when you do get unfocused and wander off track.
This is interesting, I was searching for replacements for Pebble since the acquisition and this is a promising option.
I recommend reading Wilber’s Grace and Grit for a more balanced view of “aren’t things like hypertension the result of something”?

Otherwise you might find yourself on a slippery slope where you start implying that cancer sufferers brought it on themselves, etc.

Wilber’s book, about his wife who died of cancer, offers a powerful perspective that’s also grounded in mindfulness and explicitly discusses this topic and how to approach it more sensitively.
Depends on the "worth" of the image I'd say :P

And hi!
What plugins do you recommend for this?
There are conditions that may make an average person unable to perform the movement, like getting a severe cold or an eye infection that makes an eye water. They may still want to use their phones with minimum inconvenience, instead of resorting to entering a passcode. It may not be possible for some people to configure it well either, and may probably result in eye movements that others may consider weird (imagine rolling your eyes in front of your boss because you wanted to unlock your phone).
very true, civilian loss hasn't really stopped the bombs failing since forever
> I live in France where cursive is the norm.

I live in Silicon Valley where I don't care where people who live anywhere else do it because they don't matter.
> glibc is LGPL, so I don't see how that should change anything?

glibc requires libgcc[0], which is GPLv3 (with runtime exception). The same for libstdc++[1].

[0] https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gccint/Libgcc.html
[1] https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/libstdc++/manual/license.html
Micro transactions have ruined gaming for a casual gamer like me. Everything is such an obvious funnel to making a payment now. There’s no fun in it.
I've had good success with scrapy (https://scrapy.org/) for my personal projects
The source of news was Russian department of defence. So it's official.
> It's a shame that phones keep losing features like micro SD.

Phones keep losing features like micro SD (and like end-user replaceable batteries) because too many purchasers do not value those items highly enough to refuse to buy any phone that lacks an SD card slot or a user-replaceable battery.

Start refusing to buy any phone which lacks a micro SD slot, and the manufacturers will bring back the micro SD slots (granted, purchasers need to send the makers feedback that they refused to buy phone X due to lack of a microSD (and lack of a user replaceable battery)).

But buying a phone (any phone) which lacks one or the other simply signals to the makers that it is ok to drop those features, because the phone still sells.

I bought a brand new Android phone about 4-5 months ago. It has both a microSD slot (now holding a 128G SD card) and a user replaceable battery. I picked it because it had those features and I valued their presence. If enough others would get fed up with the lack of one or both, and start refusing to buy any phone without one or both, things would turn around.