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tmux is included in OpenBSD base too. So if you use OpenBSD, it's there by default.
Why not try both? There's nothing like a bit of competition.
how, exactly, is that going to cause race conditions?
I think it'd be interesting to see these weighted by animal populations
You're probably on to an interesting idea. Another topic to google for is blood sugar and insulin levels immediately after exercising.

I once worked with a type-2 and a type-1 diabetic (not the same guy obviously) and as you'd expect with a control loop malfunction illness, both predictable and unpredictable effects were in play.

If I recall correctly the type-2 guy complained that his innards would release lots of glucose while exercising and continue shortly after but his insulin production (or response?) was not so good, so his blood sugar measurably spiked high after exercise while the type-1 had his drop unless he adjusted his dosages. Or perhaps it was the other way around wrt the type 1 guy and the type 2 guy.

Being a spectrum disease, I suspect even a "healthy" individual might have some peculiar short term changes to blood sugar and/or insulin levels.
I'll argue that clarity makes it easier to understand the code. All cases of it. Not just the general case.

Yet, I can see how one'd want to sacrifice a small bit of clarity to gain a big amount of testability. Thanks for the example.
What does this have to do with Pied Piper (or the "Silicon Valley" show)? Am I missing something in the article?
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It's really important to remember that the interface of a VM can be one of the slowest parts. When your LuaJIT code is making a ton of calls to tiny C functions, it's gaining hardly any benefit from the JIT.
I live in Europe too and I've seen a lot of snakes in the wilderness in my lifetime. Some of them even poisonous.
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I can't find a reference to "stuff" having a Greek root, and can't think of any either (knowing enough Greek myself).
How many different kinds of sock do you own? I fold socks for four people - my wife and my two children, contrary to your ignorant assertion - and between the four of us we may have a dozen different kinds of sock.
So what?! It is a very profitable one where the languages are currently being used in the industry.

I bet they get more used and generate more revenue, than typical Go startup projects that get upvoted here all the time.
Fun way to start off the morning. He's a pull request that deobfuscates the code to the point where it's pretty readable https://github.com/wouters-frederik/help_me_clear_this_up/pu....

Aside from decoding the escaped characters, there's a bunch of simple regex replacements to remove all the random variable usage and then a pass through PHP_Beautifier to fix the formatting.
SD cards have a physical switch to write-protect them, but the logic & protection is done in software.

For example, there's a project that provides replacement firmware for Canon cameras - http://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/CHDK - stored on the SD card. The new firmware is selected by moving the write-protect switch on the card. In either configuration, the camera can still save new photos to the storage.
I started on a tool dealing with analysis, https://github.com/martinlindhe/PhpDeobfuscator
This will definitely help bitcoin to grow as more people get involved with it but it will also create lot of problems like black market will get attracted, stealing of coins will start. Yes, this move is required but everyone involved needs to careful.
it happens only when you omit or mistype the gTLD (the smallest part of the address). otherwise chrome shows "website not found" page.

unless you make more gTLD typos than your search queries, the mechanism works great.
Stuff like this bleeds over into my "normal" life all the time, and it's starting to get really embarrassing. Correcting my mother's inaccurate typing on Facebook by replying with a sed substitute pattern only serves to make me look like a douche.
> "This is like giving every MIT student a laptop thirty years ago"

Pardon?
Sorry, but this has nothing to do with our dialects.

You were contending that the etymology of "mosquito" can't be understood as Spanish for "little fly", which is untrue. See, "fly" is not a biological term, but a colloquial one, and describes a wide range of species (suborders, actually). So "mosquito", which originally was meant in Spanish as "pequeño mosco", could perfectly be translated as "little fly", for "mosco" is a type of "fly" and can be translated as such (as is the case of "moscón", "moscarda", "moscardón"...)

> if you understand mosquito as "little fly", then how do you call actual mosquitos?

"Mosquitos". Because context. Just as I can know "bolsillo" means "pequeño bolso" (small bag) and cigarrillo means "pequeño cigarro" (small cigar), and simultaneously understand them as the envelope-like receptacle in clothing (pocket) and paper wrapped processed tobacco (cigarette), respectively.
What should the OP ask instead:

"How fast is the code produced by your compiler."

I keep seeing this misconception about languages vs implementations.

EDIT: Clarified what my original remark meant.
"[...] malaria [...] threatens half of the world’s population and causes billions of dollars in lost productivity annually."

billions of dollars in lost productivity?!?!?

NOTE: Not in healthcare. Because there's no health-care Central Africa where malaria does the biggest damage. It causes billions of dollars in lost productivity. Now we need to cure it.
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In the *nix world, when something gets abandoned people are pretty quick to move on. I've been using tmux for a long time as well and see no need to even consider going back to screen.
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disclaimer, I'm the founder of GreenAddress ;)

2of2 with time locked transactions means you can prevent double spend and thus allow instant confirmation.

the android app doesn't update by default and the chrome app doesn't update if installed from github but otherwise you are right although the web client remains useful for watch only mode (no keys) or for small amount

these two local and open source wallet clients also verify data before signing against the electrum network.

we are also working on our api, plugins for popular open source wallets (including hardware) and a full Java desktop client using bitcoinj.

we also worked hard to make all user transactions non correlatable to users or us (instant confirmation is out of band) and are working on a bunch of interesting things on top of it
I guess the irony of the pied piper leading a large group of children to their deaths was lost on Mr. Wilson.
Yeah, only because .is domains were being compromised and a new TLD was chosen as an easy alternative.
I read the article for the same reason, but I assume he's referring to the original Pied Pipe of Hamlin (ie encouraging everybody to follow the lead)
Anecdotical datapoint: For a great many years I used to consider python a very slow language. Then I switched to Ruby and realized how slow a language can really be and yet still be practical for many use-cases.
> "That didn’t happen, but I had to make some kind of comparison."

?
So, in indonesia (bill gates recently came here) mosquitos really thrive in all regions. One of the most common and dangerous disease caused by them are (known locally as) "Demam Berdarah" with the literal translation is "Bloody Fever", i don't know if it is the same with the "dengue fever" stated in the article (i have a bad English). This disease is very dangerous especially in rainy season, when there are very many water puddle everywhere and the mosquitos breed. Sometimes hospitals have a very tough time here when the patients start flowing in a very large volumes. So i am grateful to bill gates for giving a grant for solving this problem
Pretty misleading I'd say.. Malaria kills people, not mosquitos, mosquitos have nothing to do with Malaria. Would be like saying rats are deadly because they carried the plague.

Also I interact with humans every day and I'm still alive.

I understand where it's coming from, but it's more of a historical post-factum analysis rather than a indication of which animals you should stay away from.
tl;dr: Well, nothing: One must join to view. Why I should I join? What is there to view? I'll never know unless I join, catch-22.

(Should I add FU?)
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Software practice is more lenient than bridge building practice, but only by virtue of being so new as to escape regulation. There's nearly four fucking millennia worth of precedent for regulating construction because people die from blunders.

The lack of accountability for the consequences of programs is unlikely to remain the context for practicing development. But even 25 years ago The Morris Worm was a treated as a felony and the list of actions for which there is criminal or civil liability has only grown. At some point normal programming activities will entail the risk of such liabilities to a degree that programming entails a formal standard of care like architecture and civil engineering and orthopedic surgery.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_of_Hammurabi
Ops can mean a lot of things...

IT operations? Business operations? Military operations?

There's zero content on the site you submitted. I'm guessing it's yours, because I can't imagine why anyone would submit a nearly blank site.

Below is a link to the Google Group, also zero content unless you join. Why would I join a random Google Group that I have no idea what it displays or who else has joined it?

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/readops

Edit: Additional content was added and the group was made public. IT ops.
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The problems you describe are due to bad runtime environments rather than problems of the language.

Don't write JS in that style when compatibility with ancient browsers is not an issue. Hard to read, maintain and understand.
Yup. In both cases, this is called 'prestige'.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prestige_(sociolinguistics)
I got in trouble for hitting the "stop" button on the escalator as a kid at that store (my little brother was racing up the "down" escalator at the time). My dad made me apologize to the manager.
I'd forgotten about that...
It's not using a variable to declare a function, it's using a variable to store a function, maybe only temporarily. The function happens to also be declared on the same line.

Would you also object to

var functions = { a: function() {}, b: function() {} }

or

var functions = [ function() {}, function() {} ]

?

in those cases we're creating a storage structure and loading it with functions - a single variable is just another case of the same.

What about

var log = console.log || function(msg) { };

?

The function foo() {} declaration syntax in JavaScript is a syntactic hack that uses function hoisting to allow functions to be used 'before' they are declared. All it does is turn into a var foo = function foo() {} at the top of the current scope.

But because of var scope, variables can also be used before they're declared, so often you don't need it anyway:

var a = function() { return b(); };

var b = function() {};

a();

I suspect people who strongly prefer var foo = function() {} over function foo() {} are people who have internalized the idea of functions as data. I'd hesitate to say 'functional programmers', but perhaps 'functional JavaScripters' is valid.

As for "There are also very good reasons to declare a function within the scope of another too. But they are few and far between" - the benefits of closure over parent function scope are incredibly powerful - I don't think they are few and far between at all. I tend to declare pretty much all my functions inside a function using the module pattern:

(function() {
var x = 0;
var f = function() { return x++; };
window.makeObj = function() { return { id: f() }; }
})();
Maxing out my pedantry score, the actual answer is "humans" followed by "snakes". Mosquitos themselves are not dangerous, and malaria parasites are not animals.
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I have advanced degrees in math and computer science and have been working for a very successful, independently owned software company. I was employee number 39 and the company has grown significantly since I started and my role in the company is critical.

Earlier this year, my predecessor who was with the company for nearly two decades parted ways. He left over disagreements during the growth process and compensation/equity. The company is independently owned and the stock is highly concentrated in one party (70ish %) with another 10% owned by investors who are prominent in the industry and the rest owned by the principal employees (CTO owns about 10%, the rest owned by 5 individuals).

When I started I was 'low-balled' a salary in lieu of opportunity. I have always valued industry influence and visibility over money, but I have received insignificant raises since I started (COLA stuff).

I have fully assumed the role and responsibilities of my predecessor without additional compensation, and I asked my boss to address this last week. He responded today and instead of offering me the raise I asked for (which was fair and modest), he offered me a 1% share in the company's profits (phantom stock / cash bonus plan). I don't believe equity is an option for me at this point, and for critical employees this has been my boss's MO for retention. The word on the street is that he is stingy and avoids even fair salaries; we are all underpaid for the level of work we do, work heavy hours, and have been successful in years past.

So, going back to the deal, I value the 1% profit sharing at about 15-20K from last year. There is potential for that value to increase, but factors affecting how I address its future value: (1) we have a majority of market share and a solid position in the industry, (2) we plan to grow significantly (doubling the size of the company in the next 5 years).

Is this a good deal or a bad one? I have had some doubts about the company's management since my predecessor left (he may have envenomed me) and I have since looked for employment elsewhere. I have received starting offers about 30-50K more than I am currently paid with signing bonus.

What questions should I ask to make this decision? Should I ask for a greater share (1% -> 2%?) I am not skilled or experienced with negotiating and my boss is very good at it. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
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> You should treat the server as compromised and rebuild from metal, by the way. I know that is annoying as heck but they clearly got code execution and you can therefore assume they had root if they wanted it and that any attempts to detect whether they did are useless because their rootkit makes the box lie to you about its current state.

Is privilege escalation that easy/common? Thinking esp of the number of shared hosting providers out there, if a user account is compromised they don't assume the entire server is compromised.

Now ok, www-data isn't any old user account, but the same principle applies?
That was my problem with tmux. I don't really care for vsplit (and could've had that with screen patches), so feature-wise there's no big difference. Some version of screen is often pre-installed on servers, so that's probably my first choice when it comes to situations where running things in the background is my prime motivation. For multiplexing on my home system that's not an issue, so both would be fine.

I recently started trying out tmux for that purpose as someone told me its memory usage wasn't as creeping. Can't really detect a big difference, though, after a while both of them take up a few hundred megs.

Not close to the vim vs. emacs holy war level. More like emacs vs. xemacs.

Or did I miss some hidden gems of either of them?
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When I look at Moschen (and my personal favorite, Greg Kennedy), I'm reminded of the history of visual art (painting in particular). There was a time when being a great painter meant being able to capture a scene or a moment with verisimilitude or with emotion, and a painter could make a healthy living (possibly not opulent or luxurious, but not necessarily starve-in-the-gutter poor) by capturing portraits for clients who could afford that kind of opulence. It took a particular refined set of skills to translate the world of sensory data coming in through the eye to paint on canvas.

The invention of photography basically gutted that kind of painting. People wonder why painting went to modernism and post-modernism; part of the story is that the entire skillset of "faithfully rendering the real" had been rendered economically obsolete by cameras, so an artist who didn't want to starve had to render something else. Similarly, it matters little how much discipline, effort, and grit it takes to perfect an on-stage juggling routine if the audience doesn't bother to come to the stage.

Moschen and Kennedy's style brings people something they know they've never seen before, even though they don't know juggling. It's postmodern juggling. ;)
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Bradman could presumably have used drugs. But then so could others.

A quick search revealed this http://sportsanddrugs.procon.org/view.timeline.php?timelineI... review of the use of performance enhancing drugs (from the original Greek Olympics on to modern times) which I found diverting.
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I agree, although it is worth noting that running something obscure will make you less susceptible to automated, untargeted attacks. Potentially quite a lot more vulnerable to anything targeted, though.
The rats did not survive as well...
Unfortunately, DO vs. Linode, DO is the only one that can provide me a "reasonably fast box" [cpu, ssd] for $5/month, so I'm cattle, but cheap... :) [pingdom shows 5min worth of outage in the past week (a 99.96% uptime) which may or may not be OK depending on your money vs. uptime pain threshold :) ]
You only need to know C to get fast Python code for a tiny minority of situations. For one, most interesting C wrappers have already been written and second, the majority of C code you will use in normal business software contexts isn't used by FFI.

For a normal web application the request flow goes something like: nginx (WSGI) -> uwsgi -> web application code -> psycopg2 driver -> postgres. Only the web application part is written in Python, so for practical purposes you actually have a C stack that uses Python for business logic. Loads of libraries, from json parsers to templating libraries include optional C code for speedups.
> Someone that a higher percentage of people would be familiar with.

Actually, given India's huge population, I think it is more likely than not that more people are familiar with cricket than are familiar with baseball.

For example - http://www.forbes.com/sites/kenrapoza/2011/04/04/cricket-wor...
I guess I should've been clearer: I want to embed Vim in other applications and environments without having to write three crazy bridges between them
"However, they're not going to assume that because someone juggled exceptionally well that they'd do an equally good job at construction."

That's because construction work is a very large field and honestly resurfacing cement doesn't translate very well to juggling.

Now find a construction job that requires working under stress, lots of attention on you, attention to detail, focus on quality, able to repeatedly meet goals and deadlines, maybe a popular analogy with juggling...

How about general contractor? A guy like him has the brain to be a legendary GC, no marketing BS required. If he can twist his brain into using his eyes and mouth to keep 20 subs on track out of each others way, working multiple subprojects and tasks in the correct complicated order and on time instead of using his arms to throw things, I'd pay him a multiple of a typical GC because he would net save me time and money. On a big job, he could be extremely financially valuable, which could be very rewarding to him.

Or if he's not set up financially / people skills wise to be a GC then his legendary coordination and planning skills would make him an awesome heavy equipment operator. I've seen what a truly good crane op can do, and he could be one of the best. One of those guys who works the machine at full speed yet perfectly smooth and 1/4 inch accurate.

Not seeing how troweling cement makes best use of his unusual skills. Then again, if he likes what he's doing, he wins.
Okay, I'll bite and try to outmax your pedantry:

If a mosquito bite can infect and kill, why isn't a mosquito dangerous?

Alternately, if I take your logic that "mosquitoes themselves are not dangerous", why can I not extend that to humans and say human beings themselves are not dangerous?
Right, it didn't happen. And if it had it would have been:

1. Totally different, as bitcoins are not portable general purpose computers.

2. Two orders of magnitude more expensive than $100 per student.

So I'm wondering why on earth this person would draw such a comparison?
I don't think that's right at all, the OP seemed more interested in "how fast is the output your compiler produces?".
I've been building Drupal sites for 6 years, and I've never had a single one get hacked, even after I stopped updating them. It's far more likely that FTP with a weak password was the attack vector.
Germans love to make long words: http://german.about.com/library/blwort_long.htm
>>mosquitos have nothing to do with Malaria

?

If you get rid of the mosquitos you get rid of most of Malaria.
Has anyone created mapping to jump AFTER a character? I did it and think it is great.
I used to work for a web hosting company and we saw this kind of attacks ALL the time.

Most of the cases was because of old CMS versions, but in same others the computer uploading the files was infected and the FTP credentials were stolen (Change your user/password and analyze ftp logs).

I would also check the database and do a clean install of the CMS.

The server could be compromised but I don't think this is the case.
In theory you might be right, but in practice patio11 definitely is.

Either way, the big hassle is going to be reinstalling your site, pulling a copy of the database from backup (you have that right?). Might as well go all the way and install everything fresh.
Funny you mention vim vs emacs.

tmux also supports vi keybinds, big selling point over screen IMO.
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That is the same as saying its not the snake that kills you its the poison. Mosquitos do have something to do with Malaria as they carry it, willingly or not. I live in Houston where there are plenty of mosquitos and plenty of mosquito related illnesses/Deaths each year.(West Nile, Bird Flu) Mosquitos are a serious nuisance, and to top it off I am pretty allergic to the bites, mine swell up and itch pretty severely. I would love to see more research put into controlling these things. Regardless of the fact that they are unwitting carriers of Malaria and other disease, they deserve more attention for eradication. Hopefully in a way that doesn't involve blanketing an area with pesticide...
How about a person with a car?

`Approximately 1.24 million deaths occurred on the world’s roads in 2010` WHO
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