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Is this relevant what the people are aware of? If you drive a car do you need to be aware of its internals?

WebAssembly looks like a safe, portable, intermediate bytecode. What's wrong with giving people more options (e.g. running native applications in their browsers)?
True, I didn't remember the telemetry system. We have no information about it, as far as I know it could be using the same satcom uplink, as it only sends limited error codes, not a complete status of the plane.

Current systems can not be updated remotely, just send information.

But this could be changing very fast.
On the library front we've used IKVM a few times where there was a java lib that did what we wanted with no equal in .NET land, e.g. Saxon XPath2 would be a primary example. However, with the developer of IKVM stepping down this has created a possible future risk.
Even if you didn't put this comment i would laugh so much at your sarcasm
I have completed the calorie/move daily goal message while eating a donut. That made me chuckle.
I use my personal GitHub account for work. As far as I'm aware, all it means is I don't have to faff around with extra account logins and passwords; my account is already 2FA-enabled, and my individual repos are completely separate to my work code. My company repos are all private so it doesn't show in my public profile. The company admins can immediately lock me out of our repos. So, other than my GH handle being a HHGG reference, there's no real benefit to me using a separate account.
Multiple release breaches are a pain for many reasons. It's very unlikely that companies would spend time doing that, even if they were given a chance to do so.
I never understood how any armed muslim automatically becomes a "terrorist" in the eyes of the world. Most ISIS fighters aren't terrorists.
If you are a programmer, scrapy[0] will be a good bet. It can handle robots.txt, request throttling by ip, request throttling by domain, proxies and all other common nitty-gritties of crawling. The only drawback is handling pure javascript sites. We have to manually dig into the api or add a headless browser invocation within the scrapy handler.

Scrapy also has the ability to pause and restart crawls [1], run the crawlers distributed [2] etc. It is my goto option.

[0] https://scrapy.org/

[1] https://doc.scrapy.org/en/latest/topics/jobs.html

[2] https://github.com/rmax/scrapy-redis
One solution: Keep your employees by giving noticeable share of your company to your employees.
Second that. I bought three Nexus 5x for me and my family. Two of those bricked themselves without warning.

Plus I keep reading these stories over and over again. Multiple anecdotes in the discussion to this article alone...

Both got repaired (mainboard replaced) under warranty without issue. I'm still happy with the phone and haven't found anything comparable considering the price (270€ approx. 1 year after release), but you definitely need to have a solid backup strategy.
Neat idea for a little app, though I see some confused commenters thinking it does more than it really does.

Another option is to use a wallpaper with some pure black elements and some kind of broken up pattern near the top to disguise the notch.
This is how the French/European system works (3 year technical degree), which has already been suggested in one of the parent comments.
since when ISIL fighters use Caugar Armored Vehicles? Even Iraqi army didnt have these.

No, but he Iraqi army has plenty of Badger Armored Vehicles which is based on the Cougar and visually quite similar.
I went to sleep wearing my Apple Watch one night and awoke to a few hundred irregular heartbeat notifications.

They weren’t legit. The watch just can’t get a good heart rate reading if it’s not situated perfectly on your wrist, and while sleeping it was pushed one way or another often enough to be useless.
this one starts with simple stuff MIT 6.034 Artificial Intelligence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjZBTDzGeGg&list=PLUl4u3cNGP...
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Most assembly languages have a "jump" instruction, though -- wasm supports only structured control flow.
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A little preachy (and on the nose as far as the haves/have-nots narrative) but overall not a bad movie.
'free' as in 'you are paying with our attention and your nerves' (in this case too: and your privacy?)
I just checked my OnePlus One and it doesn't have the "Engineering mode" app. Maybe because I'm on the original CyanogenOS; I didn't upgrade to Oxygen OS.
...or about 10 LTO-7 tapes (6TB each --- "15TB" compressed, but I assume the article collection is already compressed), at slightly less cost for the media, and lot more for the drive; but with better reliability and even worse access times...
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There is Lineage OS which supports many Samsung devices with the latest android, completely free of charge.

Maybe those little phone repair shops should offer installing it for a small fee as a service.

There is also postmarketOS which attempts to bring a standard Linux distribution to old phones, but it's still in an early stage.
I don't think I've ever personally seen a science fair in real life, and I doubt any of my friends have, so it's at least a thing that's two degrees removed from my personal experience. I could easily see, once its thats far removed, thinking that even though I know what the word means, that it's not actually something that you'd encounter in real life -- that like e.g. bullies in school on TV, it's just something that is made up for story telling purposes in fiction.
Considering women innocents (I'm assuming you mean non-combatants) is pretty absurd, IMHO. As in: they're certainly aware of what they're involved in; and their participation contributes significantly to the problem, and to the degree that they're forced to stay: that probably goes for most of those present: desertion isn't something any army takes lightly.

And although the children cannot be at fault, I doubt they'll be either innocent or harmless after that childhood. To be clear, I'm not suggesting mass execution is therefore justified - but this bad situation is going to cause more bad situations in the future.
Aiming for C++ sorting speed with a plain C API
> A bloke my sister knows (she's a nurse), was diagnosed with 'hypertension not otherwise specified', at the ripe old age of 31. But they didn't catch it early because he 'felt fine'. He wasn't overweight unhealthy. But he needs new kidneys now!

It's possible that kidney disease caused hypertension in that case. It's pretty much impossible to prove which one came first in many cases. None of this argues in favor or against regular checkups, it was just something I thought was interesting to refer.
I see phone repair shops at every street corner, I don't see why they could not offer this as a service.
More context here: http://www.androidpolice.com/2017/11/13/oneplus-left-backdoo...
Game footage mistaken as reconnaissance pics
JMP is the original TCO.
perhaps a bit controversial but there's the viewpoint that college and the degree you pay for is simply access to a social network / community where as outcome hands-on, trade skills aren't necessary in the chosen career path
> I keep hearing this, but what's the actual presence of malware on Android? If you're not installing shady apps from the Play Store, what's your actual level of risk?

I wish I could quantify that. It's a hard task. But the store is not the only possible vector. On an old Android you're running a very outdated version of Chrome when looking at any pages / ads. That would be the most exposed/insecure element in the system.
People are still in denial of the double game US government is playing in Syria. The same way one couldn't deny that US government trained and supplied Talibans with stinger rockets. The very same people that now US condemn as terrorist and fight with. The Talibans were the good freedom fighters when they fought with Russia now they are the bad once what is this?

"It also seems like you're willfully ignoring the history about the US allying with the Taliban during the Soviet invasion."
Nope you are ignoring the fact that US is applying military force to keep the pro-western government in Afghanistan otherwise it will be long time gone. Isn't that an invasion?
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I had no idea wtf you were referring to, so to save everyone else the wondering:

> Heterogeneous Memory Management for future GPUs
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> industry experience has taught us that availability—in the strict sense that it is defined in the CAP theorem—is overrated: In practice, the uptime of systems that favor availability have not proven greater than what can be achieved with consistent systems.

The answer to any distributed consistent database is always the same: we gave up on one letter in CAP. In this case, it was 'A', availability.

And hey, cool, that's certainly an option. But I'd prefer if they had simply made that the subtitle.
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I think he was talking about the first few car loads, while he knew there were a bunch of doctors inside with nothing else to do, he was not doing this the whole night?

This triage system is pretty standard, you can see the same triage armbands in this RNLI medical kit in the bottom right corner[0] (I couldn't find a standard UK ambulance kit image), but I am told that it takes a huge amount of mental discipline to follow this training to the letter in real life. It probably took a few people going through the system for him to get into the swing of it.

I can't imagine having to do this, this guy will be going back over the decisions he made that night for the rest of his life. I hope that in writing this article he has felt validated in himself because it sounds like he and his colleagues did an incredible job.

[0]https://twitter.com/TowerRNLI/status/593180062565924865
Tails calls can be easily replaceable by br or loop instructions, nothing special for anyone with compiler design knowledge.
If you trust them, Huawei has some decent phones in the € 120-150 price range. Nothing super-exciting, but for the use case you describe, they are perfectly cromulent.
Thank you for your reply.
I will give it a try then.
"Of course, I'd also suggest that whoever was the genius who thought it
was a good idea to read things ONE FCKING BYTE AT A TIME with system
calls for each byte should be retroactively aborted. Who the fck does
idiotic things like that? How did they noty die as babies, considering
that they were likely too stupid to find a tit to suck on?"

Saying stuff like is just poor leadership and being as ass. This is like saying racist comments and brushing it off as a joke.
It has br and loop, good enough.
I will remember to use your phrasing next time. It seemed to cause confusion in half of the responses.
Can't wait for a port of Angular2+ to C#.
They say why here: https://github.community/t5/Welcome/Why-is-the-GitHub-Commun...
Similar questions were likely asked by owners of insecure routers/cameras before they got hit with Mirai
1965: “Move over, this is your president”
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Do you consider switching over to the community based LineageOS? They will continue to provide security updates for your phone and afair currently you are stuck with Android 6. Additionally, the upcoming release will bring Android 8 to your device: https://review.lineageos.org/#/q/branch:lineage-15.0+bacon
ISIL fighters are using Badger Armored Vehicles that is new, any source for your theory?
Only if those 5 suicide bombers would not have otherwise committed a similar act - it's not clear to me how the stated aim or allegiance behind such acts is related. Is that a cause? An effect? Something more complicated?

But yeah: nitpicking aside: your point is valid, as is the implied suggestion that if you follow that line of reasoning you can bend the outcome to whatever you want.
I recall reading about this technique as used by Chris Crawford, a veteran video game developer with a lofty goal. (Intriguing article if you have the time.) https://kotaku.com/30-years-later-one-mans-still-trying-to-f...
> Actually every addon indicates on the addon site whether it is compatible with quantum or not.

Not on the new site and not if you are using Firefox 56. You need to click on "View classic desktop site" in the footer. Then you see a "Compatible with Firefox 57+" tag/badge right from the version number of the extension.
That's true as far as it goes - but wasm lacks general "goto" instructions (across procedures), and loops only work for self-tail-calls.

There's an expressiveness gap between languages with and without proper tail calls. (Unless you're willing to accept the unsafe-for-space solution.)
Sorry, I forgot Hacker News, the representative of modern web development practices.
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The Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect [1] (full text available for free; be warned it's extremely violent and sexual) is an interesting novel where immortality is not optional:

An AI was "let loose" with a variation of Asimovs laws of robotics, and interpreted the requirement not to let anyone come to harm through inaction as requiring it to literally end death.

The main character is a woman that feels it left her life without meaning, and who in response started gruesome competitions involving designing the most outrageous ways to die. Or rather, getting as close to the moment of death as Prime Intellect will let them before reviving them.

[1] http://www.localroger.com/prime-intellect/
Why does the thing store the current time every 10 minutes? Seems like it needs your DOB, and whatever the current clock time is - and even a few minutes of drift isn't going to be a problem for an application like this. If it's ever connected to the tubes, it can adjust its clock from a time server.
I didn't say that. I said the Iraqi Army has plenty of Badgers and it's easy to mistake a Badger for Cougar.
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I'm sticking with the theory that it was due to breathing in the marijuana smoke. This is after all typically how you get high.
At the JavaOne 2013 Technical Keynote.

https://blogs.oracle.com/java/the-javaone-2013-technical-key...

<quote>
He mentioned JNI 2.0 and said, “It just shouldn’t be so hard to integrate Java with native code after all these years.”
</quote>

For the full context, you need to watch the keynote.
Open terminal, type vimtutor.

I've yet to find a simpler vim tutorial.
> Most ISIS fighters aren't terrorists.

What are they then, freedom fighters?
lineageos is awesome.

Unfortunately the camera app is quite a bit worse in my opinion (used it on the OnePlus One, 3T and haven't tested it with my 5). Guess some things are more important at this point..
YubiKey isn’t self contained. I was asking about a hardware-based device that has a built-in display (like SecurID does).
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My phone doesn't become obsolete because of that. It's because I'm not allowed to use many apps without updating them after a certain time. These newer versions are slower and use more resources. Even with regular updates my phone would be unusable after enough userland development.
Therefore, Socrates is a cat. But I see your point ;)
Is there really demand for the resurgence of Flash? In its final years it was used to provide capabilities that the browser couldn't, like video playback. Web Assembly will not provide that same advantage.
A few years ago one of the guys in my IT Ops team quit his job to start his own company and become a plumber. Next year he made twice the money of his peers, and worked fewer hours. Now a few years later, his house is twice the size of mine and he works about 50-60% when all is said and done. I don´t envy him working the filthy London piping, but my gosh he makes good money.
Referring to FreeSWITCH in particular here (although it is the case for Asterisk, OpenSIPS and Kamailio at least)... The books cover those topics!
That suggests it’s bypassing OAuth—with OAuth you’d get a “GitHub Community wants access to X, Y and Z” interstitial.
I think it would still be possible to implement Scheme with the current specification, which is on my snowy weekends to do list for the upcoming Winter.

How far I would get before losing interest or facing those issues, I don't know.
Increasing the amount of money and social status is not only possible direction in life. For example, one of your directions could be building better connections with people around you. This way playing games or watching movies instead of moving towards your goals is still a waste of time.
I personally do see an issue if we make knowledge only accessible to a minority of people.

In my field (microbiology/bioinformatics), it's almost impossible to find pre-prints of pay walled papers and emailing the authors and hoping that they will respond at all also doesn't seem an extremely efficient process for literature research.
Why Racket?

Having worked in the games industry for years (and as a programmer in other industries & hobby game dev before that) I've longed realised tools matter much more (especially for beginners) than languages - something like unity, godot or GameMaker are so much easier to get started with and you see results much faster.
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Yeah, but from career politicians POV: we want liberal arts. STEM or trade skills.... that is risky. They may want a smaller gov. So no way politics will go this way. For example, the Dirty Jobs guy? His video is banned by Google. True.
> Stupidity or malice, the result is the same

Yes but whether we attribute the intent to stupidity or malice is important as per the general health of our thought process. Its likely laziness combined with malice when its noted. I imagine a dev getting up in arms about package size and then when the issue is raised its not given high priority because someone twigs the convenient side effect. That's the worst case.
Either way the mindset of paranoia is warped and self centred. Its not because they're thinking of forcing you to upgrade its more because they're _not_ thinking of you and instead the wide-eyed new sales opportunities that ship with greater disc space.

> I keep hearing this, but what's the actual presence of malware on Android?

oh wow, you're gonna play this game? I could tell you that its perfectly safe to trace the outline of a cliff with your feet and in many, many cases its going to be absolutely fine until the one case where the earth gives way and its not.

Let me put it this way; when I see the tagline:

> there are over a billion outdated Android devices

my first thought is:

> what's the most effective exploit to tap into that market?

the existence of security flaws encourages action and the hubris of not updating is the clarion call to those that exercise the exploits.

> I'd say your exposure to malware on Android is far less than it is on PC

This. What is this? This is complete conjecture. Get out of here.
> People don't learn.

Do you? The comparison with Java has been made before, including on HN.

"While Java and Flash [2] came early to the Web and offered managed runtime plugins, neither supported highperformance low-level code, and today usage is declining due to security and performance issues. We discuss the differences between the JVM and WebAssembly in Section 8. "

https://github.com/WebAssembly/spec/blob/master/papers/pldi2...
If you want to extract content and specific meta data, you might find the Mercury Web Parser useful:

https://mercury.postlight.com/web-parser/
> They can only (if very very good) manage to impersonate ground controllers, but we are checking via radio comms all the time, so if something doesn't make sense we just have to call to check.

A vision of Die Hard 2 just jumped into my mind. I assume that's just fairy tale stuff and there's no risk that the impersonation of ground controllers could lead to false assumptions?
How do I compile/target stuff for WebAssembly and integrate it with "usual web" (I need to use some advanced math & WebGL real-time that is too slow in JS)? Is there any good tutorial? Thanks!
Obligatory code:

f = require "f"

local fibonacci = function(n, acc)
if isnil(acc) then
acc = 1
end
f.elif(x <= 1,
acc,
f.recur()(x - 1, x * acc)
end

The first question I can imagine coming to mind when seeing my work on this project is probably "Why?".

Building a functional library in Lua seems to be something many newcomers attempt [0].

There are a few differences, and they'll probably get spelled out in the README when I become satisfied with the overall coverage of the project.

Firstly: Completeness.

Some libraries give you cons and friends, others give you operators. The feature-list for f.lua is certainly longer than most.

Functions like let and cond simply haven't been in the other libraries I've seen, and tend to be out of scope for them.

Secondly: Lua is incredibly flexible.

It's near-Lisp levels of flexibility, even without going to something like Metalua. Seeing how far I can push it whilst still remaining fairly close to the spirit of Lua is an awesome challenge.

Unfortunately, I'm beginning to hit those barriers. No immutable values unless your assigning to globals, so far as I can tell. [1][2] (Though they might make it into f.let, because of the strange way that function works.) A good prettyprint function actually takes a decent amount of code to implement, especially because of self-referencing, and the ability to override __index.

---

Anyways, I'm happy enough with it, that I thought it was ready for others to play with.

[0] http://lua-users.org/wiki/FunctionalLibrary

[1] http://lua-users.org/wiki/ImmutableObjects

[2] https://github.com/shakna-israel/f.lua/issues/10
"Thanks, Ray, that was short but pointless."
> The article doesn't mention the printing press.

I believe the novel does. By the time of the story, the Romans have advanced as far as television.

More generally, historical shifts are typically a collection of necessary but insufficient causes.
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He is only thinking about the market here.
And if he is looking to make cash then that is always the right way to go.
If the wave is getting bigger, the earlier you catch it the better.
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There is still nothing better for (online cartoon) animation.
there are bluetooth exploits and network adapter exploits which are for more localised fun.
Lots of nice games to keep alive.

Video playback can be done via WebGL shaders, just like rendering video on the good old days with SIMD.

And most important, why not?

Someone will eventually do it, there are already JVM and CLR ongoing ports.
I thought Tontines were illegal in most developed nations.
What's wrong with 'militants'?
They're a militant group, and they claim to be a state, though they are unrecognized.

I don't even understand how the label "terrorist" applies to the lot of them.

It's like everyone has forgotten what the term terrorist means. We might as well change the dictionary definition to "armed muslim" now.