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More GNU than actual GNU sources, more UNIX than the linux kernel. Huge codebase but extremely easy to get involved with, orthogonal design with no compromise on speed. Best codebase I ever encountered
It's often not about speed. Dvorak allows more comfortable typing and to give no attention to the keyboard.
> It's been a while but if I remember correctly it doubled its allocation every time it ran out or space.

why would you call this "broken" ? That's one of the most optimal solutions for reallocations if you append values continuously, since it will reallocate only logarithmically.
You bring up a good point, but I think this actually really nails the issue. The point is not that government bureaucracy cannot achieve great things. Our achievement of putting a man on the moon was supposed to be a product of the capitalist system. In reality it was mostly socialist in execution as a heavily publicly funded affair directed by a state level organization primarily with state employees to achieve a bureaucratically directed goal. The point is what happens when what the government thinks is good and what the people think is good differ?

And we also saw this exact scenario play out in space. We never really managed to bring space to into the capitalist system. And once the government 'won' the space race, their interests shifted from space. Not only did progress halt but we technologically regressed. We put a man on the moon in 1969. Today, half a century later, we're struggling just to try to send a man around the moon - let alone land on it. No human has left low earth orbit since 1972! But at the same time space has now been genuinely introduced into the capitalist system and so long as the people have a desire for more, the odds of us entering into another 50 year regression are rapidly approaching 0.
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I think you're looking at it from a programmer's point of view, not a lawmaker. This is not a smart contract, it's not supposed to handle every possible corner thrown at it, if there's a dispute a judge will weigh in. As such what matters most is that the intent of the law be clear. In this case it seems pretty clear what the intent is: as a rule smartphones have no place in French schools.

Arguing that a law is pointless because there are exceptions is like saying that red lights are pointless because ambulances are allowed to ignore them.

Of course if it turns out that most schools end up creating a huge number of exceptions which make it trivial for everybody to side-step the law then yes, it will end up being useless. It's a bit too early to tell though.
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however, as this article states, the bots learned to do a zerg rush not more which is really not impressive. I would like to see ingame POV footage to actually get a grasp of how these bots perform
There seem to be a lot more natural disasters than there used to be.

- Is this because better communications makes them better reported?

- or are there really more natural disasters?
And this:

https://www.sqlite.org/malloc.html

"SQLite can be configured so that, subject to certain usage constraints detailed below, it is guaranteed to never fail a memory allocation or fragment the heap."
> I think it is a valid complaint. Most of time you want to apply something like "find" to the whole collection.

frankly, this is a very overstated problem. It's trivial to write a header with such functions (e.g. https://github.com/OSSIA/libossia/blob/master/OSSIA/ossia/de...). And it's already provided by Boost if you use it.
Yes, schools can set their own rules, within the law. Like everywhere.

Schools were perfectly able to restrict use of smartphones before that law.

In fact, here is a description of schools' internal rules by the French government itself:

http://www.education.gouv.fr/cid100605/le-reglement-interieu...

I don't know why a few 'contributors' downvote comments in this thread. Is this Reddit?
Not if that thing goes against the more fundamental principle of sharing knowledge.

Also: copying someone's solutions is self-destructive if you want to learn something, but that's still damage you do to yourself only. The reason MOOCs care about this is because they desperately try to place themselves in the credentials game - they want their paid certificate for the free course to mean something, so that you'll want to pay them. This is not obviously bad, but it's also not obviously good.
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Example gratuitous complications: I don't want my address updated if my neighbour shares my address and he moves; if my partner breaks up with me on really bad terms and I move I don't want to share my new address. Probably, what's wrong is the concept of people having a relation with addresses while the actual relation is between a shipping and its target address.

An example of doing it right: Backerkit (a site for crowdfunding-related surveys and orders) asks for an address every time there's something to send, and only later suggests using a similar previously entered address instead. No "updating", only separate transactions with their respective shipping addresses, all explicitly decided by the customer with some assistance in data entry.
> 200K/sec

WOW!

1 TB+ of session data; wow! My back of the envelope arithmetic indicates 10 MB -- different ballpark.

My first cut guess would be to have something as simple as my code, see what the transaction rate was, and then start up enough separate instances plus some to give the desired data rate and have something to recover from too busy or a sick server.

If you have found a product that can handle the 200K/sec and the 1+ TB, then, sure, just use that and get back to work more particular to your business.

So, you answered my question: What is the interest in key-value stores? The answer being, at 200K/sec transactions and 1_TB of session state data, a key-value store becomes a challenging problem. I designed a small airplane -- you need a C5A or bigger. Okay, that's a good answer.

I've heard of Cassandra but have not looked into it -- likely for my startup don't need it yet.
Not to mention the huge spike in hosting costs due to the upsurge of new visitors.
similarly: https://www.inria.fr/en/news/news-from-inria/launching-of-so...

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Well I felt horrible because I was toying with her feelings a bit since I didn't feel the same way (plus my massive hangover).
I agree, I want the user to know the company making the applications not me as the developer that is my intention.
I am a huge fan of Rosling and just finished his book. He doesn't just suggest/believe that people are systematically wrong (worse than random!), he measured it.
Thank you, I will look only to see if there is any European country that offers such service.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18031201
Ok. They’re “cool”. What problems do they solve?
I am not saying that the law is pointless because that there are exceptions. This law is useless because schools can adequately set their own rules.

I am countering your argument that this law is useful because it prevents arguments in schools. This is both incorrect and lazy.
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This is more than just straight linking though, this is pulling content without attribution nor financial remuneration. To use the Google example, it would be like a 3rd party YouTube app that bypassed Google's advertising while still streaming content from YouTube's servers. Which is something Google have clamped down on in the past.
Don't you see that banning the devices from anothers perspective is now using the entire nation as a guinea pig? And even worse, since you have no control to test against you'll never really know whether you've failed or succeeded other than developmental intuition, which on social issues such as these tends to be basically worthless.
Git with public/private keys is literally that. I don't understand why there's hype around blockchains.

Besides, how can people say a private blockchain is "trustless"? You just said "POA" ( = proof of authority). The conversations I often got into at my job were like this. It was so incredibly difficult to pin down exactly why they even wanted a blockchain. Or what a blockchain even was in their heads.
Fraud requires deception, which didn't happen in my eyes. Decrypting the XORd questions and answers could be interpreted as breaking digital protection though.
I am French... there is no need to you to be rude and disrespectful, and borderline racist.

Boy, we are on Reddit...
Everything I know about end users I got from reading BOFH posts. http://bofh.bjash.com/
Unicode file names were a bit of a pain at one point. Haven't tried that again recently.
> What's not possible is to get code compiled by a specific compiler to call modules built by another compiler provided by another vendor. That's the only problem that is addressed by a common ABI.

Yes, compilers need to agree on the ABI, the platform ABI, that is. Today most platforms already have a de-facto or de-jure standard ABI and compilers have the option to implement it.

Even if such a thing was possible, there is no value in the standard committee standardizing an single ABI as most platforms would never break backward compatibility to switch to it.
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> How exactly do you expect wikipedia to survive if no one ever has to actually go there

Did they start running ads or something?
This is incredibly misleading though. There is nothing humane about high infant mortality and a single infection being life threatening because you don't have transport to the nearest hospital hundreds of miles away.

There is a huge difference between making 2 dollars a day and making 4 or 8. This is long before we get to the rich end of the scale.
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Wikipedia's content license allows that and probably saves them a bunch of bandwidth costs to boot.
Maybe you just send the guys an email ;)
Because we spend a lot of our taxpayers € on education (1st budget of France) and we'd rather not see a generation completely brainwashed by smartphones ? ;) I fail to see how this is a waste of time.
OP is a useful overview of the relevant regulations.

And in case anyone disputes the need for regulations, it's worth remembering that any rocket that can put a payload into orbit — any size of payload — is de facto an ICBM: not a very good ICBM by modern military standards, but an adequate one. Expecting your government to pay no attention to your microsat launcher is like expecting them to ignore the unlicensed tank factory in their back yard.
Isn't this all definition?

It seems reasonable for three companies to create a block chain only they see. It is public, in a sense, because the transactions span different trust domains. It is not public because it is not on the open internet like Bitcoin.

Multi company blockchains are the primary use I know of the term 'private blockchains'.

I don't see anything in this paper which argues against this...
As far as I know, parts of the compiler are still code automatically translated from C, so this may be part of the reason.
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(my personal experience) 80% of the time, do both is the wrong choice. 20% of the time, it's the right thing. So say no 80% of the time and say yes less than 20% of the time.
Using offline bruteforce at one hundred trillion guesses per second, https://www.grc.com/haystack.htm says you would need a 15 thousand centuries to crack the password '7jk_nhAYTasd76'.
Now only if Google had done it, the feel of the article might have been a little different ...
It's a shame, but unfortunately they are very successful in such public lobbying. They also forced the Cannes film festival to censor movies produces by streaming services.

In this case the writers union should step up and do some press release. But the last time I saw this in France the unions were instrumented to punish the Cannes winner Abdelatif Kechiche for essentially being a sleazy jerk, filming his naked actresses for too many unpaid hours. His next film was then punished (unions threatened legal trouble) and had to be premiered in Venice.
Does this explain it well enough? https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/05/thiev...
They've been requesting for donations on their website, the main source of their income.
Indeed, it isn't. I'm living in a country where my company as well as our (foreign) customers use week numbers all the time. It's painful. My watch doesn't show the week number. A normal calendar doesn't. The company calendars do, but there's never one nearby when I need one. So I have a bookmark in my web browser to a 'week calendar' on the net.
I can use a 'date' command, but the actual +%<something> syntax always disappear from my mind, so I have to look it up. Week numbers is just a pain. You can't even be sure about week 1 or week 52, it depends on the weekdays that year.
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That's possible because all C# and Java compilers only really target a single platform (their respective VM).
Again, this is not Apple using his work in their own software. This is Apple providing the downloadable source code (because a workflow inside Shortcuts is exactly that) to a program that accesses an image URL from his site.
Most people complaining about those "evil large corps" probably don't want this to be illegal (neither for Apple nor for anyone else)!
how would using a specific vcs improve the code quality?
I agree with you except that there is sizable chunk of back-end code that is using C++ or at least calling it.
Do you know of any tutorials (like OP) that are based off of this?
> using the entire nation as a guinea pig?

That's how it works. A law is debated, voted on and if accepted then enacted. Another way to call it is "progress". It works the same for... well mostly everything that becomes law.

But since you're not French, you can easily wait 20 years and then decide if it was a good thing or not. For now, France has debated the subject and taken a decision, and I don't think it needs advice on whether the political process should have been different or not.
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Yes, they essentially run ads asking for donations. Sometimes entire above-the-fold ads. They can get pretty hardcore like those personal appeals from Jimmy Wales.

Pretty much what it takes to get people to donate money to one of the most important and popular websites online.
They are not your end users, they are Apple's.
To be fair registration costs went up massively even on non-teslas.
Oh no. Whenever a corporate is trying to make 'bulk requests' to your website, primarily so that the users don't have to visit your site, it totally warrants for at least a permission (separate licensing, to be more fair). It's called freeloading otherwise.
They indeed don't need that. Nor PoS.

What is more, when there is a "consortium of companies that do no trust eachother using a private blockchain" they imply three things:

* They have a permissioned system: not everyone can participate. This means there is a mechanism to punish adversaries right there: just remove their permissions! A large part of what "a blockchain" is all about, is dealing with sybil attacks stemming from the requirement of it being permissionless.
* They know eachother. Hence there won't be a sybil attack possible.
* They have established communication channels (otherwise it is impossible to grant access to the private blockchain). Hence the Byzantine problem is non-existing or not an actual problem.

Maybe, very maybe, there is a case for a private blockchain in which there are many participants and a system to fully anonymize all these participants once they "are inside the firewall". I really cannot comprehend this, though. But that would make a case for a private blockchain, becayse sybil attacks are then again possible and need to be dealt with.
If you don't mind asking, what kind of actual use cases do you see in the supply chain environment for blockchain? I would assume the financa part would be more suitable, but up to now I didn't find a use case where I personally see the benefit. As I assume I might miss something it would be great to hear your opinion on it.
This isn't linking, this is hotlinking: taking unattributed images. If you had some nice images on your site that I'd put on mine, presenting them as my own, while still using your bandwidth to serve them to my users how would you feel about it? What about if I was the richest company on the planet already?
What's the point of having the marks at all if they are not actually correct?
Apple is lucky they didn’t do this to Jamie Zawinski

(Every link to https://www.jwz.org/blog/ from HN shows a NSFWish image, based on referer header)
Given that this is a gallery of possible shortcut ideas, what’s the big fuss about? How is different from suddenly making the front page of HN/Reddit or Google?

The suggestion to hotlink directly to an image is slightly problematic, but a copyright watermark makes sense whether it was Apple doing this or not.

The shortcuts app lets you connect to any site on the internet - if a rock star made this Shortcut and chose to tweet it the result would be exactly the same - why would it matter who made the sample and whether it was bundled or not? Apple isn’t claiming ownership, nor have they asked the owner not to add a notice.
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69 is the slowest Chrome I can remember though
This is mostly to make it easier to understand why the hell someone did something in a particular way and if it’s safe to change it to a more contemporary style years later. The reviewer should trust the author and the business requirements that lead to the change being created, and just check that it’s linked to a ticket that would make sense to that future maintenance programmer.
I recently found out that a contractor that won a tender with a government used my website without my consent. They were given my details and asked to reach out to me. They didn't, and instead linked to my website without any attribution.

Should I be happy that the government is gaining a benefit from my work, something with commercial value, while I'm not benefiting?

If my website was explicitly GNU or licensed under something that gives another person permission, then sure. Otherwise it's unfair for someone to make something out of my labour without reaching out to me and asking for at least permission.
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IIRC, Common Crawl exposes the semantic data from the sites they crawl. One could build their own knowledge graph (or at least bootstrap one) from that and other available data sources (DBPedia, WikiData etc.)
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You see this everywhere.

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No hard implications, but it might influence how you number the days (C99's tm_wday uses 0-6 with 0 = Sunday, which suggests a week starting with Sunday, particularly since tm_mon uses 0-11 with 0 = January, but is also compatible with the way the days are numbered in Chinese, with Monday = 1), and it might be related to how you work out which months have 4 weeks and which months have 5 weeks: it's unusual, but some part-time employees get 4 weeks' pay at the end of most months but 5 weeks' pay at the end of some months, bizarrely.
So, I've written a language server for a very niche programming language (Paradox Interactive games' scripting language).

I started it as a VSCode extension (via LSP), and am halfway to getting a Sublime Text extension to work, and gave up on intellij. Emacs/Vim shouldn't be hard, but I have no idea how I would release updates.
While I agree LSP is technically making it an "n-plus-m" problem, implementing the plugins that wire things up to the IDE is hard.

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- Deploying updates: Once I have it working, I then need to spend days automating updates for each IDE.

- Distributing LSP updates: For VSCode, I bundle the executable, but that means extension updates for every LSP update. I could have system level installation, but I don't want to ask users to take that risk (nor manage installers myself)

- Syntax highlighting: There is no good standard for semantic highlighting (technically textmate, in practice not). LSP doesn't include highlighting.

- Settings management: Each IDE has a different way of managing settings, and gluing that to the LSP isn't easy.

Basically, I have to spend a week or two of my free time to support an extra IDE at all (not well), which is frustrating. Probably a month or two for full support, and that would be for maybe a dozen users.
Every URL is kind of an API. Some returns HTML, some JSON.

If I write a custom browser that only loads images from web pages then I'm abusing the internet?
> ”He makes exposures at 1/5th of a second, has to junk two-thirds of his negatives,”

That’s quite impressive especially given the subjects and shutter speed; if I get 1/3 of negatives I’m happy with on a 120 roll, it’s a very good day indeed.
Not an 'API' in its most commonly used definition - but a publicly accessible interface to his chord search algorithm nevertheless. Wouldn't you agree?
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