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Two ideas for I/O in DCPU-16
There was a comment about possibly adding a fake "putchar" opcode until Notch adds I/O. This is OK, but it instantly creates machine code incompatibility with the "real" machine and breaks the spec. Here are two possible alternatives:

- Due to the programmability of the PC register, there are plenty of NOP instructions. Have your VM treat one or two of these forms differently. For example, you might have one that is interpreted as doing a putchar of the contents in register A.

- Reserve some bytes in memory and use memory-mapped I/O.

Sure, both of these would still have to be changed later, but they would both ensure that your code still RAN on the actual DCPU-16 code in the game.

Any other ideas?
The title is incorrect. It was an IBM cluster...
You folks may want to all-out forward clutchio.com to clutch.io. I curiously tried it out, and some may find Chrome's security alert scary.
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Fair enough, with one caveat: Everyone who trumpets security/anti-virus company press releases about Android should be required to shout about 600k Macs just as loudly. I wonder how many will.
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You could try to run a simulation of branch-heavy code on your hardware optimized for branchless number crunching, but you're probably better off compiling the opcodes into something that you can then use to simulate branch-heavy code on your branch-heavy-code-optimized hardware.
Next up: Assembler for DCPU16 written in DCPU16 Assembly

Seriously the combined programming effort with regards to this "game" is probably already more than notch has put into it.
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I don't think it will but perhaps not for the reason you apparently think. The details are scarce but the crypto doesn't look interesting. The idea of trusted hardware has been around for a long time. I think most cyberpunks don't trust it, probably for good reason. BTW, looks like they use SHA-1. Really? In 2012 you design a system and use SHA-1?
Your attempts at maintaining blissful ignorance of the probability of attack are very sweet and your final sentence could perhaps hold up as logically holding some water (I'd argue that you, like the poster to whom you are replying, have taken a very narrow view to support your position) ...the fact is that in practice and for the average user your assertion is flat out false.
Unix permissions would be a simple layer to add on top. Create a user/group/root structure for read/write/execute (execute?).

A road location would be rwxr--r-- while a road texture could be rwxrwxrwx.

Your player's character look could be rwxr--rwx.

A signpost coudl be rwxrwxr--.
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Weird. When were you there? I was at BofA securities via the merger.
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I think I understand the motivation behind your comment and I'd agree to some extent, but designers still have the mantra that users need to be involved in the process of design. For some design practitioners, it's maybe ensuring that designers write personas and scenarios for different types of users or engage in narrative-based design exercises, or even (if you're the right sort of weirdo) participatory design.

I honestly have no idea what stage this project is in. Are they in a phase that's more ideation? Are they refining in their design funnel? I think it's a bit curious to point at an example of a product by one company and say essentially 'They did it this way and were successful, clearly this is how all things should be designed'.

I'm not sure this is an issue of them asking a question analagous to "What do you want the iPhone to do?" so much as it's maybe "How annoying are people who aren't researchers and designers going to find wearing HUD glasses for 3 hours a day?" or "Will people feel uncomfortable using them in pedestrian or cycling settings given that they're voice-activated and pervasive?" Granted, there are maybe analogous products on the market that will maybe inform how people will interact with this new medium, but I have a few years experience interacting with someone using this sort of one-eyed projective displays (my former research advisor wore one) and there are some funny things involved with face to face interaction with someone using them that you might not anticipate. In fact, he felt that the eyepiece was often enough of a social interaction barrier that he'd take his off and tuck it into his shirt pocket when he was having a conversation.

You're not necessarily going to figure these things out in the product design lab. Maybe it's stupid of Google, but I suspect they're trying to better do design for the wild. Alternately, they're just people who don't know how to make products.
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Indeed. I expected to see an article about "affiliate nexuses" being thrown out. IMO, that would have been a huge deal. Now that I understand the details of this case, I am underwhelmed.
Yeah, think you're right. I'm out of spec there. That's what you get for trying to be cute. Fixed now.
It's not clear to me whether this setup allows using the Kindle as a 2nd monitor or only as a mirrored monitor.

If there isn't a significant lag when typing, I'd love to run my Kindle DX as a 2nd monitor and just use it for my terminal, freeing up space on my MacBook screen.
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CPU byte order definitely matters to device drivers read/writing across the I/O bus: they must perform wide aligned reads and writes using single CPU loads and stores.
Rob's approach simply won't work there. Similarly, OS-bypass networking and video, which expose hardware device interfaces in user space, require CPU-endian aware libraries.

That said, use Rob's portable approach anytime you don't have a compelling reason not to, if only to not have to worry about alignment and portability. Doing otherwise is premature optimization and a maintenance headache.
What you're saying seems handwavey and imprecise. What -- specifically -- is wrong with regular expressions and file operations in python? How is white space parsing "not good" for large and nested code blocks? (And why do you have large nested code blocks in the first place? Break those up! Those are hard to read regardless!) And how is there a "java feel"? What does that even mean? And in what way is python verbose? In my experience almost everything about it is almost as terse as possible, from the lack of needing curly braces to the minimalist syntax to naming things like "str" instead of "string"
Well, I think of it more as "fan art", if you will, than a serious project. I was trying to aim for a "one page" implementation for a one page spec (given how generally clean and tidy the design is) because it was fun.
So it seems it breaks down into 2 distinct issues :

- cost of the arm mechanics

- expensive sensors because the algorithms aren't yet good enough to do what's needed with cheap sensors

I don't know much about the sensor issues but I'm unaware of any fundamental reason why an arm which basically consists of some metal supports, joints and a handful of smallish motors should cost more than a new car.

As for the algorithm issues - humans seem to be able to make do with 2 eyes which seem about equivalent to a pair of cameras which aren't expensive at all. I take that as a proof of principle that the problem is solvable. Looking at how much progress has been made on robotic cars since the first DARPA challenge my bet is that a well focused effort could bring us close to a practical CV based solution within a couple of years.
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Citation? The last thing along those lines I'd heard of was the PNG(?) exploit.
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Looks really good!

1)really solid landing page! *really got me
2)love the "hybrid chart" (not being a techy, I got it)
3)I agree with some of the comments that I wasnt clear "where this fits", "Are you hosting files for us? Or just providing a sdk?" - but i sorta get it now.
4)It would be cool if I can build an APP entirely with Clutch.IO - though, I get it that Clutch.io isnt about that.

Anyway. Thank you for doing such a great job with the site, et al!
The DCPU address 64K worth of 16 bit word (in other words, 128KB, although you can't directly address 8 bits).
Apple includes a lot of third-party software in OS X, and if they don't start patching those packages as promptly as the software maintainers do, exploiting these non-Apple or open source packages could become a common strategy. Attackers can watch other platforms roll out updates before Apple and then target the same software in OS X. Not that the same vulnerabilites will always work, but it's certainly a worry.

This particular exploit is not a great example, since they removed Java by default. But all the other cross-platform software that is included is worrisome if not prompty updated.
I think you might be missing the point, all simulation continues while players are offline. Implementing consistent physics in an MMO is (very) hard, but having all players simulated even when they are logged off is something else entirely. The state of the art there is things like mail systems, auction houses, and skill queues.
Why do you hack?
Flurry pissed Steve Jobs off, and he banned all analytics tools from the App Store for quite a long time (they could only be used for advertising purposes).

SJ's own words, at D8 conference: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/steve-jobs-at-d8-conferen...

They also banned interpreted codes (including Lua), but later relaxed this restriction: http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/10/06/11/apple_relaxes_...

If you (or one of your customers) pisses them off, they'll ban all of you. You should be very careful.
Agree with the general sentiment, but the Varians were American-born (upstate New York), so no visas needed. Their parents were indeed Irish immigrants, though.
And that is the best part. It's the same as with Minecraft. You are given a vast world and the freedom to manipulate blocks in it. The basics are pretty simple, but look at the things people create there. Some dude even managed to create a graphing scientific calculator. I'm pretty sure by the time the game is out if beta there will be OS-es, programming languages, tools and other interesting stuff floating around.
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That can't be true. If NT-based versions of Windows implemented a system call mechanism that protected the kernel from users, XP wouldn't have been ridden with viruses, and there would have been no purpose in giving Vista and 7 the access control mechanism to warn users of potentially harmful system calls. By the way, Cheatah just refers to the original Mac OS X. Your phrasing "stopped shipping OSes with unprotected kernels ... [starting with] Cheetah" makes it sound like Mac OS X initially didn't have this protection, which is not the case.
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Yes, I know it's a comedy site and they're over-exaggerating their points, but most of the time they base them on actual research.
The hardware to display the AR in the glasses is not what I am concerned about. What makes me doubt this is the software that will do the speech analysis, and image analysis. Based on how much less than human our current attempts of these are (eg. Google Goggles, Siri), it will be a miracle if this develops into a product which ranks above in practical usability than its entertainment value.
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Roads, utilities, buildings have to be inspected by fire dept, etc.
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"It's not clear to me whether this setup allows using the Kindle as a 2nd monitor"

Yes, it does. Here's a post by the VNC client's author, hawhill, describing a dual-monitor setup:

http://www.mobileread.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1748866&...
Because I can't not hack.
Fair point, but I doubt it will change anything. Why not throw your own hackfests during the conferences for those who don't want to go out drinking. Perhaps many that go out are only doing it for lack of something better to do.
Scripting? its another language used to program.

In my opinion, none of the language will solve the problems with programming or bad programs. The only thing which could help programmers is the way they think of the solution and how they approach to it. Thinking about long term solution for a given problem may help.
Because there are those who think to a certain point, though I, NEVER STOP.
I guess if this works for him...

And people will give him kudos for designing and making this.

But it really looks to be overkill. When I was in college many years ago--and I imagine it's still done--we solved this problem by making loft/bunk beds.

Engineering isn't just about making something whiz-bang; it's also about seeking simplicity and the best cost solution.
No, it's not clear. It implies that the Mac can't get any viruses.
The online retailer pays shipping companies, and those shipping companies do indeed have a nexus in the state and pay various taxes as appropriate. One could argue that asking the retailer to pay as well is a form of double-dipping.
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Same reason I played with legos and my erector set.
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This is one of those ideas that instantly makes sense.

I clearly see the value proposition right on the first page. If I could invest in this company I would. I am green with jealousy.
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Deal. My initial sweeping claims were incorrect.

So: How does Google store its sessions?
Hold the phone, was there consensus that Ubuntu was the best OS for cloud computing? 'Cause I wasn't aware of that if it's the case.
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Yep, definitely had one of those "Damn, wish I'd thought of that." moments.
You could run your spaceship computer like that, but you could also install a multitasking system that allows you to download files from your favorite space BBS while playing a game of solitaire and plotting the course to your next mining asteroid.
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It doesn't even indicate protected memory segments. You should be able to implement traditional buffer overflows and self-modifying assembly on this processor (that is, you can write to your instructions as if they were any other type of memory).

Here is an analogy, what you are talking about is secure walls with a lockable door; what you have in this chip is some wood, a saw, some nails and a hammer.
I don’t know — those aren’t apps normal people install.

(And: The same people who install Eclipse, Minecraft, LibreOffice, or Photoshop are also more likely to have one of the apps that Flashback avoids co-habitating with: Little Snitch, Xcode, etc.)
A technological reason might be that it is quite handy to have a place with similar demographics but a small user base to test stuff. For example, they might use it to see how easy/hard it is to implement country-specific rulesets.

When I worked for a national insurer, Tasmania got all the new stuff first so we could see what broke and what didn't.
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In my (admittedly much shorter) career, I've found that there are essentially 2 axioms to giving good academic talks, and everything else can be derived from them:

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2. Most people respond best to (and remember) stories, so make your talk into a linear story. From this, you get rules like "every slide should follow logically from the previous", "there should be a strong motivation for why you're doing something", "omit boring stuff", "punchlines and surprise can really help if used well", "building suspense is also useful for some talks", etc. Note that the traditional "here are 3 ways our method is better than previous methods" is definitely not a story.
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> I predict the come back of the classic "pump-n-dump" scheme.

It went away?
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That never happened; the title is a red herring apparently designed to draw attention to what is a really a post about the (apparently favourable) economics of scaling out Ubuntu Server. Which is fine, but that's not the article I wanted to read based on the title - please don't do that. I'm happy with my choice and didn't want to read a advertorial reaffirming it.
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I was just joking. It wasn't meant to be a personal attack.

Hey its just my opinion that engineering is an easier problem than other business activities. Programming is more predictable. You can fix bad programmers.

Just a curious question... was writing the book harder than programming?
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Thanks for the info. Just curious were the encryption keys stored on EC2 as well? Dataomic client/peer model is definitely interesting.
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That Cell class looks a bit odd, and I can't imagine it's doing good things for your memory use. Perhaps you could simplify it by making your registers a list or a dictionary, rather than a tuple?

ie.

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then you could access it directly:

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To solidify thought.
GPL'ed it. Hopefully no one will have a problem re-using this code :)
Didn't realise that shot of the sub was a model until watching the video. How dishappointing.
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I wasn't aware that Amazon has developed teleportation technology that avoids using roads to deliver purchased goods.

No wonder they've been doing so well.
I really like this idea, and I took the time to create a free account and download the app.

I got the jist of it, but it really took a while to work out how all the parts fit together. This could be shown really easily in a 60 second video or a with bit more information on the front page.

I don't know what your competition is like, but this has loads of potential for weddings and other events. Nice work!
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I doubt it's a lack of designers. More likely a disability within the organization to make timely changes. I'm sure there are several levels of bureaucracy to wade through to get anything done and lots of 'design by committee' going on.
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