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> OpenDUNE is written in ANSI C (C89)

Wow! That's badass and hardcore! Not even C++ or C99. Gotta respect that. No clean header for fixed size types (uint32_t), no vectors, no references. Coding like that is tough.
Jooby 1.4.0 released
GraphQL for the JVM: An Introduction to Nodes
Surprised to see GrafX2 in front page, since it was out for ages and it's quite niche. Anyway, I'm very happy for it since it is my favourite pixel drawing tool. It surpasses deluxe paint capabilities by far, and its usability aimed to power users is unmatched. Long life GrafX2.

By the way, the lack of credit in the cover image hurts me deeply. It is made by Ilija Melentijevic (@iLkKke on twitter). One of the best pixel artists outthere!
I agree, except where you say it's a new phenomenon. Ever since the dawn of YouTube, the maniacal style of exaggerated content has always risen to the top, only to crash down after a few years. First it was Fred, then Smosh, then RWJ, then Pewds who occupied the top spot of most subscribed channel. All of them having the maniacal, "living cartoon" style. This is because one of the hidden truths about YouTube is that it is a music site first, and a kids site second. Therefore appealing to kids by acting like a kid will always be a successful formula on the platform
`git status --porcelain` and `if git diff-index --quiet HEAD -- ; then ...` might be lighter/easier ways (and include non-staged files [as well]).

Er, I guess that doesn't tell if you if you have un-pushed changes... but if your deployment process allows someone to deploy without pushing, your process is broken. Someone will deploy to Prod and forget to push their config changes, eventually.
"unemployment rate falls to 3.8 percent, a new 18-year low." Wow! It looks like US economy is growing really fast, and it's happening across the country.

"Economists are slowly ratcheting up expectations for growth through the end of the year, with widely followed measures putting the second quarter at between 3.6 percent and 4.8 percent." https://www.cnbc.com/2018/06/01/the-us-economy-suddenly-look...

Texas is growing at 5.2%, Idaho is growing at 4.8%
http://www.businessinsider.com/state-economy-growth-map-q4-2...
Instagram has been really horrible about this. The app constantly suggests that I follow the same people even after I “x” their suggestion. I don’t need a random person I went to elementary school with and haven’t talked to since to show up in my feed everyday. I could block them but that seems like overkill.
This happens due to advertisment cost. Udemy share their profit to ios and adroid platforms this why price higher. To get any course with discout use coupon site: http://peakget.com/store/udemy/
Vue can be used to enhance web pages, but it works equally well if you want to build a large application. This was one of the design goals. Something that you can start small and scale up with that works equally well for both. If you use the Vue CLI you can have a setup with a router and build tools and setup something very similar to create react app.
If true then it’s bad faith use of open source at MSFT and not typical of them. Have you tried contacting Scott Hanselman - @shanselman on Twitter - or anyone else via twitter instead of “normal” channels? One of the great things about the Devs at MSFT is that they are very responsive on twitter. If someone was being a douche with your code then the right people haven’t gotten the message yet.
Nah I love my iPad Pro 10.5
I use this software at work and can say that it is in active development (last version: 20180528 (Arch Linux)... that means just a couple of days ago).
But my favorite part of F*EX is the sharing of versioned file archives (https://fex.rus.uni-stuttgart.de/sharing/ ).
Social media use taxed in Uganda to tackle 'gossip'
For Dune 2000, there is the OpenRA project which reimplements the C&C game engine in C#. http://www.openra.net/about/
I feel the thinner profile seats are cleaner, easier to clean.

Some of the older more porous designs feel like carpet to me, sponges for decades of other people's sweat, stank, spilled coffee. I hate it.
The SEC doesn't have the power to jail people or bring about criminal charges, they only enforce securities law, and have the right to levy punishment related to violations in securities law.

Criminal charges are brought about by the Dept of Justice. The burden of proof for criminal cases is much higher so it takes more time to do the investigation and prepare the case. You also only get one shot at criminal charges - if you bring about a case that's too flimsy and the defendant is found not guilty in court they can't be tried again for the same crime no matter how much rock solid evidence is found later. As far as I am aware, the criminal investigation is still ongoing.

The SEC can report their findings to the DoJ to assist with criminal cases.
In 1999 amazon was already recommending people about books on their website. AI made discovery a lot better in the late 90’s. That was a big deal. Car manufacturers could tell you a similar story way back then. Today, AI is just a marketing word.
> It's not just that they don't know which videos will go viral, it's that they also don't know what the rules are or will be, and worse, they are subject to being algorithmically handicapped in a way they are blind to...

That’s a fantastic summary. We’re all, viewers and creators, rats hitting the lever, not sure when it’ll give us a fresh burst of satisfaction.
The website doesn't work!
Yes. But I think the gist of the point is you're in the fringe, the minority.
Just a couple of days ago, during lunch, I was talking about this game with two of my teammates. It had been my first contact with the RTS genre (which it arguably invented in its modern form) during my early teens, but they hadn't even heard of it.

Later I sent them a link to the Wikipedia article about it. One of them said "wow, this is the mother of all RTSs!".

The other one said "wow, this game is a bit older than I am!"

:_(
Ella Fitzgerald: Breaking down racial barriers with her voice
North America once had a native pigeon, with an estimated population of 3-5 billion. They were driven to extinction due to hunting and habitat loss.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passenger_pigeon
I recently watched Avicii: True Stories [1]. The film looks to have been completed before his death and is all the more sad for it. It's worth watching to see what happens when people are suddenly put into a high pressure, high performance environment

1: http://unogs.com/video/?v=80097519 looks to be available on Netflix in the EU, but for some reason nowhere else.
Clouds work both ways: They reflect short-wave visible radiation back into space, but they also send long-wave thermal radiation back to the ground and keep it warmer (compare your experience with cloudless nights to ones with clouds).

So far it looks like high clouds have a cooling effect and low clouds have a warming effect. We are not sure yet which clouds will increase more (this may not be up-to-date or might be known soon) but we expect more clouds in general in a warmer climate.
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good point. Your timeline is accurate, and while PHP installs tend to be out of date and people following tutorials would just turn off security features, by 2006 the trend should have been in decline, yes.

More than anything, the crazy thing for me is that jQuery seemed to have been there from the wake of the web, when it came out only one year before the iPhone.
It was not stated at the time of my comment. :-)
GDPR doesn't include a blanket right to delete your data.

And forums already had to protect against eg people under 13 registering, or people under 18 sharing nudes. Both of those pose significant risk to online services, but people cope.
i actually love atom and kind of hated vs code. ill check it out again tho. what do you like more about it?
No, margin auto will center the child regardless of display property so long as the parent is a flexbox.
No, it doesn't create a new tort, but that's why I said mini lawsuit. The mandatory response and per-instance fines create the same sort of burden, even if they're administered through a body other than the courts. In some ways it would almost be better if it were through the courts, because at least there are established rules about evidence, nuisance suits, appeals, etc., but that wouldn't solve the fundamental problem.
I enjoyed reading the article. This reminded me of my own work, in which I apply various theories in every interaction with my clients. Some of the models with which I'm familiar are very detailed and provide some amazing scaling features such that they work on multiple levels. However, no sooner do they do that then they begin to require the construction of abstract models just to understand and leverage them, to say nothing of properly testing them in depth. Even so, each one of these models gives me a slightly different lens on a problem, and those lead to new and varied leverage points. For that they are extremely useful.

As an aside, I was also reminded of role-playing simulation systems like Fate, GURPs, and Risus--all of which can model entire worlds, but each of which does so with varying experiential 'leverage points'. GURPS can offer the experience of quantifying a solar system, if you want that. You can then look at Risus and maybe it's simple and not substantive in that way, but that doesn't give due credit to its capability within specific boundaries like time, experience level, etc. IMO the boundary concept is important to embrace and appreciate in any theoretical or even any human endeavor, otherwise theories / models can start to leak leverage, so to speak.
"Solid" is a poor word to use for something that can be easily cut with a butter knife.
lol, it can be slow on larger projects but its innovative and complete. i really like the packages system/community. always open to suggestions, whats better?
I am not trolling. That's ridiculous. I'm merely speaking the truth.

And yes I would make both of those claims. And I am a reasonable person. If you think that my statements above make me an "unreasonable person" just for my comments of fact and opinion, then you are the one trolling and attempting to invalidate my entire existence as a person.

I stand by my points.
When I feel like that, which I do at times, I remind myself of what General de Gaulle once said, “the graveyards are full of indispensable men”.
I think the author was stretching how to write an inventive approach to what's essentially been the same article every month for months.

If you hit the paywall on NYT, but happen to have an Amazon Prime membership you can listen free to many NYT articles narrated on Audible Channels.
Here is this article: http://a.co/eBxMho2

(Disclosure: I happen to the narrator for this one, but I don't get any added compensation if you listen. )
More reason to be glued to phones instead of actually talking to neighbours?
T470s
I think the converse would be very interesting as well: Why do people dis-engage?
I traveled with two 18 year old danes last spring and they were complaining about Iceland being such a drag on Denmark. When I told them Iceland was independent and they must be talking about Faroe Islands they were told me both were part of Denmark. With the ridiculous low amount of data points I think danish education on these matters is lacking.
Of course he doesn't have the authority to do so. He still plans on doing it and that is clearly unstable and not a 'feature' of a solid military you want to have.

I'm not the one fear mongering. It is the US government doing all the fear mongering. The "stable genuis" leading the country is the one doing the fear mongering.
India slashes heatwave death toll with series of low-cost measures
I'm working on the reader extension for chrome - https://rukshn.github.io

It's like Pocket that lets you save articles to read them later, and it has options like full-text search on your web history and tags to categorize your items.

Already we have more than 250+ users in just a couple of weeks.
Interesting idea, so you're proposing different standards of HTML for different web apps? Seems like added complexity for simplified app development
Not just there I saw one in the movie theatre when I went to see Deadpool 2. I don't want to see Facebook outside of going through the effort to type it into a browser. No thanks. This will be my last year or 2 on that "platform" anyway.
Still have a Nexus 10, but it's gotten so slow it's ready for the bin :(
What about Warcraft 2 or Red Alert? Those seemed like the precursors to modern rts
Indeed. I occasionally write a webbased tool to deal with a specific task (say formatting some form of codec data, or a simple dashboard for a specific event, or a small config generator, or whatever), userbase is in the <10 users (not concurrent) range, I don't give a stuff about scaling. I care that the code is in a repo (git, svn, whatever), is versioned (deb, rpm, whatever), and deploys cleanly.

I could learn and use $latest_thing, and maybe it would be great. That will triple the time taken to develop, but whatever. However in a couple of years time when I come to need to write something else, $latest_thing will be old hat, and replaced by $shiny_and_new. Rather than having 10 years of nice simple code based on jquery, I get some based on Angular, some on React, some on Vue, some on Meteor, or whatever.

I'm not a programmer, I'm not a wireman, and I'm not a carpenter. I program in the same way I'll run a network cable or get a screwdriver out, it's a tool I can use to solve a specific task. I like tools that are the same, year in, year out.

That's not to say the latest frameworks aren't all great, if you're building something for a million users and want to take advantage of shiny new features that's great, but for those that aren't, there's still a place for boring old things in a large part of the computer industry.
Nope, they are around $300-500

https://qz.com/1257198/xiaomi-makes-the-bird-and-spin-scoote...
I really hated that trailer while waiting to see Deadpool 2. Sad when I recognize his voice and knew where it was headed. The guy is creepy even when we can't see him.
I meant it even more delicately than that. I think (a) more people thought they would be in his boat than were, just because tablets are fun and likeable and (b) as phones/laptops got bigger/smaller, and improved faster.... There is a little less need for tablets now than 5 years ago.

That's why (I think) they will get less investment, like this article.
Not sure why I was voted down here. Do we have some closet pigeon feeders on hacker news?
Northern Europe Enjoys Record Hot May, Though Farmers Suffer
Yes that's really a great way of seeing it. Jquery kind of graduated to obsolescence as many of its useful features made it into core JS.

When querySelector and ES6 came about, I found myself not needing jquery by default.
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I kind of did and it works quite well. Fair point about accessibility though. Another problem is that there's no way to access system font data from WebGL. Also the way I'm currently doing rendering (continuous frame rendering even if the UI doesn't change) isn't mobile-friendly. But these are all solvable with a few more resources thrown at it (Dear ImGui is a single-developer-project, and the cross-platform rendering library (sokol-gfx) too.

http://floooh.github.io/oryol-sticky-tests/imgui-highdpi-sap...

This is 460 KByte wasm, 260 KByte of this is embedded TTF font data.
Show me a decent ebike you can get for $400!

Most batteries alone are $150-400.

Buying a cheap generic spec ebike is around $900-$1400
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I watched my kids figure out how to use a variety of Android and iOS devices they had never seen before when they were less than 2 years old, so I would argue that touchscreens are in fact more intuitive to use.
I'm under the impression that the relatively successful containment in the Democratic Republic of Congo (compared to the West African outbreak) is an illustration of the impact a prepared, functional public health system has on Ebola. Nigeria too.

I wouldn't be stunned by a delay in response due to "it can't happen here" chauvinism, but once enough people were taking it seriously I would expect the US public health system to be up to the challenge. Hopefully there would be little or no delay in treating it seriously, I'm just pointing to that as a likely contributor to the size of a potential outbreak.
I like how you attack my friends and family and ignore the main point.

https://twitter.com/jamiebuilds/status/1002696910266773505
Figure 9.b seems to have a problem with sampling? Half numbers of core contributors are plotted even though they (thankfully) don't correspond to the samples.
By the second, even! :)

Boo!
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Gods I miss the dream of the semantic web. I can’t seem to convey why it’s ideals are important to the younger generation. They seemingly just want to build proprietary apps to make money. I wanted to build data sources to help the world.

The death of semantic CSS still stings. I simply cannot stand the current state of just appending classes that don’t describe the data to style. It’s barely an improvement over using style attributes. The HTML should ideally have zero consideration for how it will look on the page and just describe the data within; admittedly that became something of CSSs failing though I believe a lot of that can be resolved with preprocessors to allow easier reuse.
You could just go slower... Get a pedal assist version and turn the assist down.

Or go faster and get an electric motorbike or Vespa and ride in the middle of the lane with traffic.
I wrote a git-tag based cli content deployment tool that does something like this as part of the deploy stage. It's intended for use with multiple users with a single remote, so before attempting to deploy anything it does the following to ensure no conflicts and that outdated content is never accidentally deployed:

- Fetches
- Checks the branch you are deploying from hasn't diverged from it's tracking branch.
- Checks whether each path+tree-object combo trying to be deployed has already been tagged.
- Checks whether each tree path being deployed is clean.
- Finally, if it fails to push new tags it reverts everything to prevent deploys unavailable to everyone else.

I built this for a special type of content deployment for the company I work for but I think it's only been used internally so far (albeit successfully) - I made the tool as generalised as possible though as the core concept is quite re-usable, but I don't think I have described it's purpose clearly enough for the rest of the world in the readme:

https://github.com/LearningScience/pegit
For an example that gets a bit meta:

https://twitter.com/bainesy1969/status/1001902266620764160?s...

> ICO rules that ICO failed to comply with timescales laid down in the FOI law that ICO regulates link: https://ico.org.uk/media/action-weve-taken/decision-notices/...
That was 1992. Warcraft 2 was 1995, Command & Conquer was as well 1995. Red Alert was again later, 1996.
No, the negative lobes just show how contributor numbers are whole numbers. Natural, even.
Samsung South Africa Says Goodbye to Samsung Rewards
Reddit is trying to force me into downloading their app and constantly switches to the mobile interface. I always have to request desktop site, as I really like the desktop format, using pinch and zoom.
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Google reportedly backing out of military contract after public backlash
Essential died, I'd look at Android One devices like the Nokia 6 or Xiaomi Mi A1.
With an app-centric view of the Web like that, you can only come to the conclusion that the Web is broken. When in reality your premise is false: the Web is a document-centric self-publishing mechanism. That you're hell-bent to using it at as application delivery platform doesn't make it any more reasonable to judge the Web for something it simply isn't designed for. It's not a question of immaturity either: the Web has been in the making for almost 25 years; yet the newest mainstream Web frameworks (eg. React) still build on a DOM rather than a more appropriate scene graph model such as the one Flash had 15 years ago.

The problem isn't the Web, but people wanting to sell Web apps, yet still wanting to free-ride on the popularity and one-time-success of the Web. Why not address this at WHATWG (as in "Web Hypertext Application Working Group")? It would be easier for both camps because the document-oriented Web doesn't have to look after the incidental complexity introduced with overreaching Web standards and CSS.

Edit: see also "The Cult of the Complex" at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17214045
You should compare stock wpf and html that renders the system controls. Otherwise there are many equivalents to bootstrap in the wpf world. The team that made your wpf probably would have made the same abomination.
I don't think it makes sense to compare the subsidy to GDP. Compared to the government budget it is likely a large multiple of those 3%.