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Ok, found this, linked by Mr. Torvalds

http://tbaggery.com/2008/04/19/a-note-about-git-commit-messa...
You could also use bits from the jeesh:

https://github.com/ender-js/jeesh
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Ah, the poor. More than one way to respond to them. One of my favorite parts of the bible, Jesus Christ being an enormous douche bag: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anointing_of_Jesus.

But I came here to say that whatever you think about Stallman, the fact that he is just so ....... crazy is what is so amazing about him. And it isn't like the crazy is random, it is part of this elaborate system. Just like Communism---completely messed up, but in a pathological way, not just random.
The idea of working 80 hours a week means you’re doing
something really inefficiently, or you’re just warming
your ass at the office on Facebook, Twitter or Youtube.

I've seen this so many times!

A friend of mine told me his employer's solution was this: Block all three, along with Reddit, imgur, and the likes. Then only allow one public computer with unrestricted access. This one computer is on a standing desk, in a busy hallway.

I didn't think it would work with the prevalence of smartphones, but apparently it has. Having unrestricted access from all desktops just made it too easy.

It's a shame humans don't have more self control.
Great idea, and definitely something I've been looking for!

As you get more users and traction, you can even implement some forms of anti-plagiarism (the test should still be allowed to pass, but simply flagged for the reviewer of the results).

I've just signed up and I wouldn't mind getting a few credits to test out your app as well :).
consider this statement politically agnostic, but military spending is the closest thing we have to govt subsidized R+D in this country. there several enormously useful and successful military inventions that no commercial company would have touched.

gps and the internet are two of the most notable and visible examples with astronomical infrastructure costs. no private company would undertake a risk like this yet both have substantially improved society. the microwave and digital cameras are two others that a private company may have eventually created.

this isn't an argument for military spending, just the fact that without a government body that focuses entirely on applied research and development the military is the next best thing.
I love how this page has no styling information. Just times new roman on a white background. User agent stylesheet ftw.
I think the OP is already a surgeon, only looking for advice before getting a new scalpel.
Exporting organised crime will not solve your problems. Especially regarding the EU.

http://www.dw.de/dw/article/0,,15932840,00.html

http://www.dw.de/dw/article/0,,15921927,00.html

http://www.thelocal.de/national/20120503-42321.html

http://www.thelocal.se/31650/20110126/

http://www.economist.com/node/6919139

...etc.
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This is not what I would call real code, or what the questioner was after, I feel. It is just mandatory syntactical verbiage to appease the idol of objective programming.
Are you saying that your password is reset to "moron." followed by your login?
> So let me get this straight: rich kid at Harvard gives his bright friend some money to rent servers to run a service that gets popular. Rich kid doesn't contribute any more.

Not terribly different from Seed/VC funding.
you should see the crazy amount big companies spend on IBM tools. people pay big money for clearcase.

licenses for clearcase cost enormous amounts. yet clearcase is missing many of the features found in open-source (and free) distributed version control systems. meanwhile, there is no free alternative to the routers, which may actually be necessary at some of the installed locations.

this doesn't include the huge server costs to run clearcase after you buy the license, which aren't necessary for distributed version control systems like git or mercurial. and big companies often spend more money buying other IBM tools to integrate for which free alternatives exist...

the amount of money spent on this purchase is fucking peanuts compared to what many large private sector companies spend on IBM software that lacks most of the features found in your favorite open-source alternative.
I hope the people who ordered weren't too excited about his product.
You're totally right there, but sadly group dynamics will make it extremely hard for Angstrom to achieve critical mass as a phone OS and have a significant amount of businesses working in its ecosystem.

I'm totally for it but it's not cost effective for me to get a machine capable of running Armstrong, then hack away until I can get it into a workable state (I'm older and busier now...) over just getting an Android, root it, make a throwaway google account so Google cannot pry on my data, and use that instead. It's still some work and some cost but nowhere as much.

If there's a community effort to make it into a click-and-install Android-wiping mobile phone OS, I'd love to help with that in my spare time. Last time I looked into it (waited for years for my OpenPandora until I gave up) Angstrom was stuck in amateur PDA land, things have moved on and we now have cheap smartphones and tables that are basically overpowered PDAs with extra features and they are available for relatively very cheap. To compete with that a massive re-focus would be necessary. Obviously there is no substitute for freedom, so the niche is there.
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It's a shame that "revolutionary ideology" managed to produce a government that's been stable (for the most part) for over 200 years, where Latin America has been a revolving door of governments. I wonder where that "revolutionary ideology" went wrong in Latin America. Maybe they didn't send an angry letter to the King of Spain soon enough.
It really should. Too bad the President and the State Department didn't agree and refused to recognize the new government as legitimate. I wonder if Obama still holds that opinion.
Python has added list and set comprehension syntax, which are just as functional as eg. map and filter. So I don't think it is functional constructs in general he is against, but rather specifically the lispy idioms with map, filter etc. with functions/lambdas as arguments.

Decorators are another example of functional programming added to Python, but with a pythonic syntax.

Python supports both imperative, OO and functional idioms, but generally only prefers one of them for a specific task. For example loops are preferred to recursive functions when appropriate. Objects are preferred to closures for mutable state, so mutation of captures variables has not been supported (support have been added recently with nonlocal, but it has clearly not been a priority).

Python is interesting because it is multiparadigm while trying to avoid fragmentation where you can solve the same problem in totally different styles.
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Hah, no, it isn't. I reset mine as well and it was "moron." followed by some random characters.
I am 100% confident that deporting all foreign beggars in Sweden will solve the problem of foreign beggars in Sweden. I don't really care if this doesn't get to the "bottom of the problem" or whatever. I (or the Swedish people in general) simply cannot be held responsible for the suffering of the entire fucking world.

Your links don't make any sense. The DDR used slave labor? Ingvar Kamprad uses various tax avoidance schemes? Did you choose them simply because they are related to Sweden?
You can do this on Android:

1) Filter via your manifest file: Allow installation only on devices with certain screen sizes or hardware like GPS or Camera

(Description: http://developer.android.com/guide/appendix/market-filters.h... )

2) Filter via Developer Console: Exclude specific device models or countries
Maybe there is a difference between functional programming and functional programming languages.
Yes "use" is a rather sticky word. Copyright of course covers making copies, but you have to copy software to install it, and as the copy is permanent (unlike say a digital photocopier's buffer) I suspect this is a realistic interpretation. If installing did not count as copying, then I could install one piece of software on an unlimited number of machines.

On the other hand, perhaps the legal mechanism of EULAs is simply that the software won't let you use it until you click "I Agree" - but I would have thought there would be some legal basis where if you don't agree, you have no usage rights, hence it being a "license". It's murky.
I find it interesting that this comment has been given some points, and it's actually the draft of the comment I was trying to write on my phone, but gave up on (Hacker News doesn't work very well on my phone). Here's what I meant to say:

Packages do take time to build, but your CI server should be doing that. For most kinds of deployments, you can rely on unix's copy-on-write filesystem by installing the package and then restarting you process manager (ie: supervisor or apache). This means your program is only down between restarts (assuming you have no migrations to apply). The outage due to a deployment is then typically a couple of seconds, assuming your program is quick to start up. This is a sufficiently short downtime period for many situations.

There are lots of additional benefits with using packages, especially native ones, like dpkg/deb. You can add specific dependencies onto the package (for example python 2.7), which will be checked at install time. Multiple language programs are often handled better. The program is easily un-installable. If your CI server is building the package, you can download it for manual testing (for example, for UAT).
Just what women need!

Another middle-aged white man fighting for the women's rights. It's condescending. It's just a step away from "A Gay Girl in Damascus".
And those things make far more difference in the long run. I never give to beggars aside from occasionally buying a "big issue". By my understanding (which I'll admit is almost entirely based on second-/third-/more-hand information and a chunk of cynicism) you can make far far more difference overall by donating to relevant charities and other such groups if you want to help financially, or (as you say) donating your time and effort to those groups by other means.

[] the cynicism part comes from things like the woman who for three years now has been trying to get together the bus fair to Hull, or some years ago seeing someone who earlier had been sat on a corner begging get into a car that appeared to be his and drive away
Too bad Zelaya didn't have the brilliant idea of packing the Supreme Court wit sympathizers like Ortega did down south, so that when he announced he was going to seek an illegal term the sympathizers in the court would give him legitimacy. Now, inexplicably Nicaragua has yet another Ortega term. Guess Chavez's oil money works better in Nicaragua than it does in Honduras.
Ah but that CD has a license in the sleeve... (see my above comment on copying).
I don't understand what people are doing in the list of HN comments on this thread.

The comments I've read so far surely do not belong in an intelligent discussion. My favorite comment, however, does.

/s

Yes, I copied the form of 90% of the comments here ironically.

People, it's not a definite list to be revered for all eternity. It's a fucking WIKI. Languages get moved up or down. You can probably go in and edit them yourself. See it as a starting point, and don't expect it to be 100% correct (which is not even possible).
I've always held the pet theory that a sufficiently human and casual tone can overcome a lot of fatigue/wariness that would otherwise stop people from listening to you. Sometimes, I feel like if you're just completely transparent and honest with the customer, maybe they'll be willing to listen.

I never managed to convince anyone to try A/B testing a banner ad that literally just said 'BUY OUR SHIT', though.
What a brilliant "solution": if somebody does something you are not happy with... just deport them!
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4 Free movement of services

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I also invite you to read the labels of ie. the plying wooden chairs and crude mugs from which all those world-mesmerising profits arise.
It is, to be fair, also a feature that is of great use to stalkers - a problem which WoW players won't be exactly unfamiliar with.

I'm on the fence about this award for Blizzard - on the one hand, there are worse offenders, but on the other hand, Blizz do tend to make some remarkably dubious privacy calls.
Ask: How to make my linkedin profile less geeky and more marketing oriented?
I am part of a team of 3. We're building our startup. We're All techies. We decided to divide responsibilities. I took the marketing roll which has always interested me.
A big part of marketing has to deal with investors, possible clients etc. making Linedin a very important media.

I am now stuck, trying to figure how out to make my linkin profile seem less geeky, and more relevant to the marketing position I've taken.

If anyone encountered a similar problem it would be great if you could share some tips.
You wouldn't believe how many times I've seen people serve 3rd party resources from source code repositories or other non-CDN locations.

Take for instance Twitter Bootstrap. Many people used to include "http://github.com/twitter/bootstrap/blob/master/bootstrap.cs.... Hell, the old Bootstrap site even suggested this approach by making it easy to copy/paste this url into your site. Luckily Bootstrap 2.0 improved on this by requiring a zip download.
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If Python were a non-functional language, as you claim, it wouldn't have map reduce and functools. Python is not a purely functional language, it is a multi paradigm language. This difference is the main point here.
Of course the idea behind "generated code" is that you don't look at it. Looking at generated code is like disassembling an .o file - unless you need to debug your compiler (or code generator), there's no reason to treat it as anything other than an opaque blob.
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Certainly. Foreign criminals are deported all the time.
Metaprogramming is a good example of this, but it's not enough 'automatic' for my taste. I find inductive logic programming (ILP) and genetic programming a lot more interesting. Most researchers dropped these notions (in the 90s) mostly (for generic software purposes) as they are too slow and impractical, but I think, with faster computers, new insights and completely new hardware (memristors) on the horizon, they might get back in fashion to enable actual automatic programming instead of 'just' DSLs and DSL related code generation.
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That might sound too overly forceful to come off as human and casual. I can definitely see it working for someone like ThinkGeek though.
You (and I) are responsible if you are enjoying your privileges while – through no fault of their own - others suffer.

Sweden and the west got rich through luck and exploitation. You are privileged. You are lucky. Recognize that and act on it.
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This guy is begging to get caught with the amount of attention he draws. It's a matter of time.
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Why is the system limited to 5 solar panels? Is there a reason I would not be able to purchase 25 of these and put them on the deck I don't have?

Their site looks like they could use a little design assistance: http://spinrayenergy.com/

Their "Product Specs/Data" page is a 404.
I come from technology, but when I have my sales-hat on, I become full-on sales and when clients ask me questions or when I ask them questions, I read their expressions and hold my own in any way to maximize sales. I find myself sometimes walking out of the clients' office thinking WTF did I just do?
At the moment we're not really seeing signs of malevolence from that corner. My worry is: what happens if those companies take a nose-dive [1] or get a new commander [2].

[1] There are plenty of examples like that floating around. Large companies that were once the kings of their tech field now seem to focus on patents as a source of income.

[2] We kinda had a sneak preview of what a change like that can do when Schmidt handed over the torch.
Please note I was talking about GMaps data for Romania, not in general.

Do a search on Google Map Maker if you need a reference.

People volunteer their time wherever they want, but OpenStreetMaps data stays open, while Google's becomes proprietary, for profit, the moment you put it in.
That's a real problem with generated code, though. It almost always ends up that there's some issue with either your original code or the code that generates the generated code, and you end up having to dive into the ugly generated code to figure out what the problem is. I'm pretty sure this is the major reason code generation isn't used more often.
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I have 4096x4096 tiles 64x64 pixels each. I can't draw that to off screen canvas at once. I only draw tiles that are visible, and terain is mostly empty (some platform in the air), than I don't draw anything obviously.

My fastest code:

for (var y=y1; y>=y0; --y) {
var resultY = (0.5+
(level.topLeft.y - camera.position.y + camera.screen.height / 2 +
level.cellHeight + y * level.cellHeight-level.cellHeight)
)|0; // fast clip to int
for (var x=x1; x>=x0; --x) {
var tileImageNo = level.layers[z].cells.valueAt([x, y])-1;
if (tileImageNo==null || tileImageNo<=0) {
//nothing to do
} else {
ctxOnScreenCanvas.drawImage(
tiles[tileImageNo],
(0.5+
(level.topLeft.x - camera.position.x + camera.screen.width / 2 +
level.cellWidth + x * level.cellWidth- level.cellWidth)
)|0, // fast clip to int
resultY
);
}
}
}

I've also tried drawing to OffScreenCanvas in the loop, and then drawing that canvas to screen, but it was slower.

I could try drawing to off screen canvas only when player moves out off current off screen canvas, but that will trade small delay each turn into big delay every N turns, and that's even worse. But I'll try that.

EDIT: cuting out not important code.
What is your point? Do you think I'm somehow ignorant of what the EU means? I know about the free movement of people - I reject it since it has negative consequences for me!

For some reason you are unwilling to come right out and simply say what you think about IKEA, thus leaving me to read your mind. Presumably your argument goes something like this:

"Ingvar Kamprad is Swedish, Ingvar Kamprad used forced labor in the GDR, therefore all Swedish people must pay for these sins by putting up with foreign beggars on their streets".
When I do it, I write my own generator in C#. The resulting code looks however I want it to look.

On one occasion, this worked out better than expected, when I realized I could convert my compiler to an interpreter and get a really flexible program configurable at runtime.
I've had job offers that had similar language. I edited the contracts to make them true, initialed the changes, and got the other party to sign next to my endorsement. Once submitted, and not disputed within 72 hours, it's valid.

RMS has Eben Moglen advising him. I trust he can handle his contracts.
So you claim that all women are threatened when men look at their breast. Because women are pure and come from venus and all the other b.s. from last century. And the men who look at said breasts are sadistic rapists who can't keep it to their pants thus why she should feel threatened. Plus a woman looking at a crotch is a nympho who wants it right there right now. I think you are missing the entire point of gender inequality.
For me it isn't a question of being duped or scammed. It's a question of whether the gift is really going to help them. It turns out this is a very difficult question. When you give money to a beggar, you are saying "great job! here's a bonus to encourage you to keep begging!". At the same time, these are usually people who are in need. I also know that substance abuse is close to certain. I don't have a good answer. Most of the time I give nothing. Occasionally I'll hand a guy a 20, without regard for his story or whether I'm being scammed. It's a gift given freely.

What I know for sure is that I can be polite to them. Recognize them as humans, not treat them as lepers. If they engage me in conversation ask their name, where they are from. But usually ignore them on the ask. Because I can't rationalize that it would help.

But it's not an easy question.
I am certainly not responsible in any way for (for instance) Romania's poverty. There was this guy called Ceaușescu; he had a little bit to do with it.
Last I checked Dropbox's android support was just an app version of the website with no syncing. That barely counts. The desktop/server linux support is pretty good though.
The point is that it's absurd, but women actually deal with this kind of shit. Ridiculous, huh?
so where do you stand on Brevik, both motive and method?
>This is pure, unadulterated nonsense. There are plenty of ways to manage everything you mentioned with a tiered approach to the IT needs of the municipalities of the state without resorting to grossly over accommodating every location. Hell, they could've even used some of that money for regional IT management positions, putting people back to work. Shame on you for justifying this nonsense in any way shape or form. This is textbook waste ala bureaucratic laziness.

And this BS attitude is part of the reason why the US has one of the worst internet infrastructures in the western world. Let's just use what is adequate for today and save some pennies, sure cable internet (or 640K) should be enough for everybody.

Not to mention that you're suggesting micromanaging and needlessly complicating the municipality IT infrastructure for marginal gains (compared to IT staff wages). Not to mention ignoring the "economy of scale" and mass-ordering benefits.
Interesting. I've often heard people on Hacker News, eg. edw519, express appreciation for code generators but I've never seen much documentation or blogging specifically about it.
Linus certainly cares. Otherwise he wouldn't tell github about it:

> I've told github people about my concerns, they didn't think they mattered, so I gave up. Feel free to make a bugreport to github.
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The thing about the fold is not whether you can have content below the fold but about what content you have above the fold and what should be below.

It's really that simple.
No it isn't: http://bit.ly/wXJM9
That said, as I user, I benefit directly from correcting the data in GMaps, while since I don't heavily use OSM on mobile, it is a nice gesture from me but isn't giving me much if I change OSM.
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