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While the story at the end about the bug report is humourous, it's a pretty mean thing to do. Perhaps 3 days lost work was longer than the expected damage, but one would imagine it would waste at least a few hours of someone's time, which is not something I'd feel good about.

On an unrelated note, sometimes using a computer not configured to British English I get spelling corrections for words like "humourous" above, as a sanity check I usually Google the word, it would be really helpful if Google displayed a message that it was the British version of the word, instead of displaying: "Did you mean humorous?".
Maybe there's a camera somewhere in the front housing.
Go fanboys always cite Chromium as a gold example of process IPC and why dynamic loading is not required for plugins.

What people fail to see is that Chromium is just one use case.

An IDE for example, would explode memory wise if every single plugin would be a separate process. Then all plugins that require real time interaction with source code manipulation would suffer from heavy context switching.
I'm an Airbnb engineer, so I can shed some light on this question. :)

The answer is: No, being staff or a host is not a requirement to attend; the guest list just happens to show a lot of staff and hosts near the top because Airbnb engineers were the first to sign up for this meetup, and we're all considered staff (and some of us appear as hosts because we also host on the site). You do have to be an Airbnb member, but that's just in the sense that you have to have an Airbnb account to RSVP for the meetup. Registration is free, so it should be no hassle at all to sign up. Hope that helps, and hope to see you there this Wednesday!
I mean that with the minimalist approach you can define static methods in your 'class' body, thus grouping them neatly together:

MyClass = {
getInstance: function(){ ... }
}

vs

MyClass = function(){
}

//outside function body...
MyClass.prototype.getInstance = function(){ ... }
Ok, so it's more often a function of the founders than it is you saying "this idea seems like one which will be really hard to sell"?
I guess that would fall down once you get to mixed comments - something can be snarky, funny, off- and on-topic at the same time. Human conversational interaction is just bloody hard to quantify. The first few steps are always simple and then it gets hard fast.

Passive voting sounds interesting, though - would that work via Javascript? How would you determine what the user is focused on?

Finally - I think it's important not to get ahead of ourselves - because I think that's what happened at Slashdot. Talking about new classifications is all nice and well, but it's useless when you don't have a clear plan what it should result in and how it would engage people. You need a clear use case.

For instance - my proposal about an off-topic discussion button is pretty straight forward. People would see the immediate benefit: Hey, this can help us make conversation less wasteful and save me scanning time as it separates the cream from the crop. I think it wouldn't have a problem enticing engagement, too - nothing drives engagement in nerds like being annoyed, so they'd click that button.

On Slashdot, I can theoretically reduce a conversation to exclude all the funny-only comments so I'm left with just the cream. But seriously - how often does anybody use that? Once you give people elaborate personal filters, you actually end up having them worry whether they're missing something. Which is why they can only be consistent and transparent. If I reduce a comment thread on Slashdot to exclude the funny business and see that one of the nodes has a HUGE conversation, I wonder whether I should check it out and maybe end up annoyed because it's just a chain of memes after all. If there was a way in HN to mark things as off-topic and have that a clear process that is always applied, I think I would be more confident in skipping. Mainly because if it was broken, the community would complain until it is fixed.
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We have `diff -w` for this type of thing (and `git diff -w` etc). Sadly, we're still missing `git annotate -w`.
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> we are only sexually attracted to people who are attracted to us

Taken literally, this is a pretty absurd claim. I think your post would be more convincing without it.
This gives me more ideas! haha:)
This is why I don't like "what comes next in this sequence" questions. Most of the time I can come up with a reason for choosing the answer I do, but that's not necessarily the same reason as the question asker has for their "correct" answer.
The only tool I used is http://prefixr.com/, everything else handcoded:)
What means the "d" in those formulas?
This reminds me of another "surprise" series:

0, 1, 2, 720!, ...
Thanks, I used http://prefixr.com/, everything else handcoded:)
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Microsoft being there is not that surprising either. They will always support an anti-piracy or similar law, at least until the public outrage is big enough for them to withdraw.
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Actually, it means differential.
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In my experience Futures, Deferreds, and Promises all have different definitions. JS developers seem to be cooping some of these meanings for their own usage, which is natural in any fast growing community. All of the Promise APIs I've seen in JS are really just what I historically saw called Deferreds (like this jQuery API). Futures and Promises, historically, have been ways to express asynchronous work in a synchronous workflow, where a Future is just a read-only view of a Promise. If interested, play with Mozart/Oz and grab a copy of Concepts Techniques and Models of Computer Programming. I both very mind expanding when it comes to thinking of concurrency and data flow.
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The book Don't Make Me Think states that it is meant to be easily readable during one intercontinental flight. I think that is a good length for an introductory book.

I have read a introductory books about programming languages. Usually, all I really need is a good introduction into the syntax and a pointers to the strenghts and peculiarities of a language. All the rest I will have to figure out while programming anyways. Sadly though, this means that I will typically only read about half the book.
My experience as well. I do have a few female "friends" but the kind that constantly asks "are you still with your girlfriend? :(". I'm not sure why this is a debate anyways, isn't it entirely subjective?
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It sounds like its about prioritization and selection of tasks as much as it is about knowing when to stop improving things.

This gets into what (should be) basic project management knowledge. There is only a certain amount of scope and level of quality that is possible given a fixed set of resources and time.

I think a lot of groups try to do too many different things perfectly and spread themselves too thin, ultimately sacrificing quality and letting deadlines slip. They should be putting extra time and effort into the most important things, leaving off of other problems when the solutions are good enough, and dropping or deferring some unimportant tasks.
471? Where can we see the full list? :)

I wish Riak was more widely adopted. I started implementing geohashing in it but went to MongoDB for the native geospatial indexing, since time was short. Haven't heard of anyone doing it. The nodejs interface is so sexy (http://riakjs.org/).

Also, Redis. Is anyone using it as a persistent store? How's it going?
MyClass = function(){ }
//outside function body... MyClass.prototype.getInstance = function(){ ... }

but this makes no sense - why would you have a "static" method defined as an instance method?

in this example you would do:

var MyClass = function (){}; // constructor

MyClass.getInstance = function (){}; // static method

MyClass.prototype.start = function (){}; // instance method
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More sensationalist impossible. He actually took $1.8 million this year, way less than the other CEOs on the list. As the article itself says, he will get $188m in shares in 2016, and $188m more in 2021 (probably worth billions by then), not in salaries.
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Here's a good explanation of what it means: http://mathforum.org/library/drmath/view/60949.html
At least one of the publishers thoughtfully sticks (or at least used to) the pictures of all the authors on the front cover. Finding people that have both the time and knowledge to write about a particularly in-demand technology is difficult, I had a publisher I particularly respect approach me to write about SQL Server + XML years ago and I just didn't have the time ... of course if someone asks you for "just a chapter or two" and you think you have something interesting to add (note it was never about the money, at an hourly rate it truly sucked) you might feel like contributing to a "cut & shut" as I like to think of them. Of course if you take that approach you need a really good editing team/overview which doesn't always happen.
The first thing I would have done if I was assigned to this case is to check whether it is really a bug or just a feature.
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In my implementation I simply set my run loop to break out if last_pc == cpu.pc.

Thus an HLT instruction is virtually equivalent to an instruction setting the PC back to PC itself, which, unless an outside force sets PC or [PC] to something else (think shared memory between multiple CPUs), is an unbreakable infinite loop.
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Bold move but may undercut the knowledge base in EU in terms of Computer Security. Because in CompSec if you don't know how to break it, you don't know how to secure it.
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I'm not sure I like the idea that there's anything special about this. Making an arbitrary sequence that suddenly diverges isn't hard: f(k) = k^(max(0,k-5)). Involving real numbers just adds to the repertoire of hiding techniques.
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> 471? Where can we see the full list? :)

http://nosql-database.org lists 122.
In Germany there already is a law called "Hacker(tools)paragraf" (§ 202c StGB).

It roughly states, that if you provide, create, sell, or distribute tools, which can / will be used to commit / prepare a computer related crime, shall be punished with one year in prison or a fine.

The problem with this is the vague wording: If dual-use tools like nmap are affected is open to discussion.

Maybe someone else finds a better translation; you can find the original text here:

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hackerparagraf
Yeah, german legislation for erveryone!</sarcasm> "Hacking tools" were made illegal 5 years ago in germany, resulting in a huge outcry and face palms from those involved in security research (and gnu-tool users)
Did anyone else read that at go huh?

I'm not quite sure what made it so difficult to follow - perhaps the run on sentences and unconventional punctuation? eg:
The point of no schema is NOT that it changes ALL the time => then you have just a BLOB, content of which you cannot predict, hence index. The point is, the schema ( and rather some part of it ) may/will change, so WHY the heck do I have to carry those key names (that are VARCHARs and take space) around?

To address his point, though: NoSQL is important because it breaks down the self-imposed limits that SQL databases have. Yes, this means they have difference performance characteristics, and yes it is important to understand them.

Does that really mean there are only 4 worthwhile NoSQL databases? I don't think it does, but perhaps for his use-case...
> I guess it's because it's easier?

I don't think it's easier. It's just that when you're stuck on your current idea, creating a new idea _seems_ easier - but it's a false economy.

> apply it to insert hot market here

I don't chase what other people are doing, that's for the samwer brothers ;) (although let's not forget they have multi-millions so they are probably successful by their own defenition)
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Even if you had the worst of the worst hacking tools sitting around on your system, it should be the actual use of those tools against someone else's machine for which you have no permission to access that creates the offence.

Those that break in to systems are not going to be deterred by this at all and those that make a living doing penetration tests and such will be unable to do their job giving the bad guys a nice advantage.

Silly lawmakers making silly laws with the best of intentions are the worst thing that can happen. I really wished they would limit their lawmaking to areas where they have some expertise.
There was certainly a fair amount of the latter - couple of examples off the top of my head were things like layout on one screen sometimes being screwed up on a phone with a tiny display, or unexpected character entry because someone was using a device with a physical keyboard that sent keys that the used couldn't have entered with the on-screen keyboard. There were also a few caused by different OS versions (I seem to remember one that had something to do with either different encryption or storage behaviour on one old handset - not sure of the detail, I wasn't the developer, but it wasn't saving encrypted data on one specific device).

However even if it is a bug, bugs do happen and if it's a bug that only shows up on one out of 20 OS/handset/network combinations (if you're lucky enough to have that one specific combination in your test labs) is going to be one that's going to be a lot harder to spot than one that either occurs on all devices or not at all.
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You gave it away with a slight error - the sequence is 0, 1, 2, 720...

For the curious, the sequence follows factorial (!) applied twice, i.e. (0!)!, (1!)! etc. (3!)! is 720, and (4!)! is 6.20448402 × 10^23.
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Should probably be rephrased to "We are only sexually attracted to people who we believe are attracted to us"

Which might still be stretching it a bit, but I believe it to be mostly true
Moreover, he likely advocates/d dropping out because college courses are not useful in the industry... By teaching himself, he can change/influence that.
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Yup. I don't think these people are smart enough to realise that making something illegal does not necessarily make something stop happening.
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