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I understand, and as I said earlier, it's a great summary, especially considering how much you managed to cram into it while keeping it easy to digest.
As much as we’ve emphasized that hours of practice are necessary for success, you need to have balance, meaning a life outside of the game. Many pro players started as teens, but now have grown up and have families of their own. Friendships and family are vastly important for your mental well-being, so don’t shut people out in favor of holing yourself up to play at all hours.
It's all tongue in cheek from tenderlove, someone with a long history of contributing to ruby and rails.

What is AdequateRecord Pro™?
AdequateRecord Pro™ is a fork of ActiveRecord with some
performance enhancements. In this post, I want to talk about
how we achieved high performance in this branch. I hope you
find these speed improvements to be “adequate”.

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depending on the number of seats you wish to purchase.

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Take a break!
Is The Speed of Light Everywhere the Same?
Microgravity is hell on your skeletal and cardiovascular system. Artificial gravity is a must for interplanetary travel.
My friend, its best to contact a lawyer for such cases. This is not a starting point for you.
Could he not just remain a majority shareholder, thereby preventing a shift in direction?
Yeah! I found the article a bit shallow since it only discussed English like forms.
Spanish has the same things "perro Grande" <==> "Dog Big".
And has adjective bending forms on nouns, "perrito" <==> "small dog", "cafecito" <==> "little coffe".
Disclaimer, I am only learning Spanish, not native speaker.
Counter-argument by Charlie Stross: Why I don't self-publish[0]:

"When you add it all up: if I'm as efficient as a trade publisher, it would take me roughly 3 months to produce a book that also took me 6 months to write. More realistically, I'm likely to be less streamlined and efficient than a publisher who specializes in this job."

[0] http://www.antipope.org/charlie/blog-static/2013/03/why-i-do...
does not seem like it supports ssl socket..or did i miss it ?
So funny Cloud first, Mobile first... Henry Mintzberg would say that this is an inward focus statement telling and reminding MS employees what their focus should be. Bottom line : no many great mobile apps on MS devices...
Lately I've become somewhat addicted to Dan Carlin's Hardcore History podcasts. His episodes about the Punic wars can be purchased here: http://dancarlin.com/dccart/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=...
They are groundbreaking in the sense that no production ready systems language has those features, except C++. I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree. It really is a big deal to design a language with such features that are implementable with zero overhead.
Drone drops mobile phones over prison walls
Obligatory terminology helper link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turnbuckle.
This book is a must read.
Helped me a lot score high at the exams for my operating systems exam.
Since he stepped down as CEO his influence was smaller and smaller so I think this is more a cosmetic change then anything else. Maybe the public perception of Microsoft will now move even more into the right direction.
Unfortunately I cannot do that... but thanks for the suggestion!
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That says they used a vulnerability in a "Juniper device"; probably a router/firewall appliance. There have been quite a few vulnerabilities[1] in their Junos line[2], but any or all of these ones seems likely[3]

[1] http://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-874/y...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junos

[3] http://www.cvedetails.com/cve/CVE-2014-3816/

http://www.cvedetails.com/cve/CVE-2014-3412/

http://www.cvedetails.com/cve/CVE-2014-3411/

http://www.cvedetails.com/cve/CVE-2014-0615/
Loads and loads of vessels are too big for current Panamax locks/canal (max size around 5.100 TEU). One of the vessel classes is post-panamax and there are various classes above that :-P. Panamax canal is now being expanded, but it'll only fit about 14.500 TEU vessels. The previous largest vessels Maersk has (E-class instead of triple-E class) also don't fit to the _new_ Panamax. That new Panamax is still underway.

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Container_ships#Size_categories
What do you have in mind? Do you want a new job somewhere else? Do you want to code any longer?

If you want to stay is software development you can maybe try to do some freelancing projects which will give you a nice change of pace with new clients. This is working awesome for me. I have a full time job but freelance as well in my free time.
I think that is the issue - it's a mafia-style "join us or be sued". The relationship was semi-forced
Hi everyone, sorry about the outage (which appears to be now fixed). I don't know what caused it but I'm sure the Hub team will post a post-mortem soon.

My educated guess is that it has something to do with our recent move off of Dotcloud as part as the sale to Cloud Control [1]. In my experience, migrations always introduce unexpected moving parts which can lead to service disruption in spite of thorough preparation.

Note on the registry being "just a crud server". That's true, I suppose. But at very large scale everything gets harder to do reliably.

About decentralization: there is a major development thread underway to make images self-describing. Once that is implemented, the naming of images will be decorrelated from their method of delivery, there is already talk of a bittorrent and ipfs plugin :)

[1] http://techcrunch.com/2014/08/04/docker-sells-dotcloud-to-cl...
I recognize the author, Downey. He's usually very clear in his explanations.
Datch verifies gender does it by asking for an long-existing Facebook profile with real friends.

AirBnB uses a third party you send a scan or photo of your passport to. The third party can apparently tell both fake documents and doctored images.
Passive Income: Summer 2014 edition
What is your source of passive income?
You can find mine here: http://elonm.roon.io/20-8-2014-2

Earlier editions of this topic:
* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7094402
* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6661536
* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4639271
* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=387789
* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5903868
Creating a basic formatted HTML display with AngularJS
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I bet that it would be much easier to read if you were to have longer lines, rather than wrapping in a narrow column, as one might find in an IDE.
> The safest archive of a web page is a local PDF.

Minor quibble: The safest archive of a web page is a local WARC archive:

http://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Wget_with_WARC_ou...
Spot on.

They supported everything. For example, they supported a variety of flavors of MD5. (Apparently bloat that LibreSSL has gotten rid of, or so I've heard).

The whole package had around 300,000 lines of code. Even with funding it'd be difficult to maintain.
The Beginner's Guide to Link Building
How long would it take the whole world to do the Ice Bucket Challenge?
MIUI 6 vs. iOS 7
If you're interested in this type of thing, be sure to check out the Barrington Atlas of the Greek and Roman World [1]. I have a copy, and while it is expensive, it is simple _amazing_. I read Caesar's Gallic Wars again and followed the movements of the army using that book and it was an intellectual orgasm of note. I'll never read a military history book again without a detailed map, it completely changes the appreciation of it.

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barrington_Atlas_of_the_Greek_a...
Good point, I would say both are needed. The WARC is only useful if there is a matching web browser and operating system in a VM which could render the HTML+Javascript and produce the original layout. PDF/A would mostly retain the browser layout.
I Gone through the platform.its amazing.
> A problematic thing is they way ports generally work, you may generally not book a port for a specific arrival date. You have to rush to get there before other ships, to sit still outside and wait in line.

For most ports in North Europe that's not the case (though it used to be). You generally agree on a standard arrival date (day of week + time + number of moves), then you should arrive at that time. This differs per region though. For Africa, it's "different". You have terminals owned by customers, etc. More often you still have to rush, then wait for ages.

Maybe things are different if you're a small shipping line and the same terminal also working for a few big ones.
The author Alan B. Downey has released quite a few free books:

Check out http://www.greenteapress.com/ including:

Think Python : http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkpython/thinkpython.html

Think Bayes : http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkbayes/index.html

Think Complexity : http://www.greenteapress.com/complexity/index.html

Think Stats : http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkstats/index.html
ICANN Motion to quash writ of attachment [pdf]
well, they can't really take away their IP space.
> It's much easier to get a 3x difference in execution speed between compiler versions when you have a three-line example

Those three lines can be as well a bottleneck in a big program, responsible for 80% of its runtime. This example was to show that compiler-induced performance differences in a single language can be just as large (here: up to 4x) as differences between Java and C++ in microbenchmarks. Therefore 2x difference in a microbenchmark where Java is losing to C++ is probably not a statistically significant difference, even though it may be important to the end user.
If you rerun this benchmark in 3 years from now, using newer versions, you might as well get completely different results.

As for real applications - that you don't know of any real, fast Java program, doesn't mean there exist no evidence. Sure, it is quite hard to find a pair of two programs doing exactly the same written in two different languages, but there do exist quite a few high-performance Java apps out there which are #1 in their class: Netty, Apache Cassandra, Apache Spark, LMAX disruptor (Java used for ultra low-latency app, see: http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/222193/why-di...). Someone also ported Quake2 to Java (Jake2) just to show it was possible, and that didn't make it slower.
Israel – Gaza conflict : Israel hits Gaza after rockets fired
Solomon, where can we read more about the decentralization plans ?
I wonder if Argentina and the hedge funds suing them are watching this case. If ICANN loses here, the consequences of that loss for their legal battle might be very interesting.
I actually want a new job somewhere else, as in another country. I live somewhere in the Middle east and the recent developments quite made me afraid as an atheist, to be frank.

And coding... I think I am burned out. I think I want to write about it, maybe teach about it but I think my days of creation has passed.

Thanks for the reply anyway.
UNtil you build things like this there is no incentive to change the EULA, with something liberating like this it can force political change. Make it open source and it cannot die.
Python code depdendency graph generator
https://github.com/ashishb/python_dep_generator
Isn't it effectively thread-per-socket except that the switches now only happen on an async system call? The difference, I guess, is you can optimize the context switch to be very small (and have smaller thread stacks) at the cost of giving up pre-emptive switching.
Steve Ballmer’s letter to Satya Nadella
It's nice how they've used one of the creator's Jenglish (or simulation thereof) for comedic effect, see the help files for example.
9.6mm/hr is an order of magnitude lower than what this Japanese reservoir is expected to handle. It would be considered heavy rain, but not at all unusual, for monsoon season in East Asia. It happens a few times every summer, so most cities in Japan and Korea are equipped to handle it just fine. If such events were more common in Colorado, they would have been better prepared, too.
There is no such thing as "ssl socket".
This is mislabeled. It's about Guangdong (likely mostly Guangzhou and Shenzhen specifically), not about China in general.

Chinese markets in general are about the domestic market, with very few exceptions in some border regions (a few regularly sell to Russia and Mongolia in the northeast, Southeast Asia in the southwest, and Central Asia in the far west).

Guangdong by contrast cut its teeth on export during the glory days of the Shenzhen special economic zone which began in 1980.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_reform_in_the_People%2...
Interesting, maybe a bit more like bubble memory than a hard drive.
Couldn't agree more. The focus on non-practicing entities is misplaced. There's no reason we shouldn't incentivize inventors who come up with great ideas so they can sell them to others who have the skills to bring them to market.

I think the more appropriate distinctions between good patents and bad are in the subject matter of the claims themselves (e.g. the novelty and non-obviousness requirements). Thankfully, the Supreme Court is tightening this up lately.
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This is definitely cool, and "if" something come out of it, it will be huge. I am a bit skeptical they'll have a product in a few years, but it is possible that they can find important pieces of the puzzle, that could later be sold and reused by another company.
>> "Nice, shame they don't support non-gmail yet."

They support gmail and iCloud I think.
unexpected finds at http://www.newsblur.com/folder/global-blurblogs
A big thank you to all the contributors who keep making Rails better and more polished at each release. Rails 4.x is great.
So don't publicize the fact that you are 'learning' while you 'practice'. Just show the end result and it will likely be better than their language 'experts' could have done in any comparable [or infinite] time frame.
How did you miss LodSys?
It could also (really) use some screenshots. But perhaps that's way too early, although there's talk about results in terms of tests passing and failing. I imagine that for a GPU, some of those would involve some type of rendering.
“Growth Hacking for Android” Tutorial – Part 1
Their partner programs where they partner with inventors to fund the development of inventions, and then handle the licensing and commercialization, seem like they could help innovation. Here's a description of their partnership with Caltech [1]:

The partnership allows Intellectual Ventures to fund
the inventive work of students and faculty in areas of
interest to Intellectual Ventures, such as next generation
data centers, dynamic surgical enhancements, and green and
sustainable chemistry. Caltech will own the resulting patents
and IV will receive a license to commercialize the technology.
The inventors will earn a share of the profits from inventions
that are commercialized, and will also have an option to create
startup companies based on their innovations.

I believe they have made similar arrangements with several other universities.

[1] http://www.intellectualventures.com/news/press-releases/cali...
Hi there!

I have written the first part of an Android tutorial. It is about letting the user invite her friends to use an App by accessing the contact list on the phone.

If there is anything I can optimize, please let me know. Questions are also welcome.

Cheers!
Ember.js 1.7.0 released to production
> as my bookmark folders for recipes (RIP BroEats.com) and designs and other things is filled with more and more duds

If you'll forgive me the self-promoting diversion, this is one of the reasons I created my recipe manager app Zest (http://plentyofzest.com/zestapp/). It's frustrating to have a recipe move/disappear, so now I can collect them all in one place.
> I simply know projects that use UTF-8 for in-memory strings, and none of the ones I'm familiar with uses a different type for it.

Which is relevant… how?

> Can you point me to any projects that manipulate UTF-8 encoded in-memory strings and actually use a different type for it them?

Rust does. Python 3.3 does something similar but slightly different (it switches internal representation between iso-8859-1, UCS2 and UCS4 depending on the string's codepoints).

> I realize I won't convince you. That's what I meant in the original comment that I know many people disagree with me on this.

Of course you won't convince me, your original comment is based on inane premises.
...except that it doesn't. Even Adobe had stopped supporting it on the mobile platform.
This feature/requirement tactic is the basis of countless free mp3 giveaways that music artists use to (often successfully) gain exposure.

Together with the recent Page changes that require paid promotion and extensive engagement just to reach fans with simple posts, I won't be surprised to see artists seek out other opportunities for promotion.

I already see young people (college and below) abandoning Facebook in droves, except to crosspost a selection of their instagrams. Sure, there is still a huge market of existing music fans, but with few new adopters and artists Facebook will soon lose out on what used to be a main channel for music industry advertisement.
Are they exportable for 15 years from now when Zest disappears?
What you see under https://demo.virtkick.io is https://github.com/virtkick/virtkick-prototype.
Inessential Weirdnesses in Open Source
Only in the US Store - funny, because its domain is European ?
New type of solar concentrator desn't block the view
PerfTips: Performance Information at-a-glance while Debugging with Visual Studio
Solar Plant Sets Birds On Fire As They Fly Overhead
What Adobe got right with Flash (and Blender unfortunately failed to do for 3D) was entire self-contained production pipeline within a single product. You get to fire up Flash IDE, draw in it, layout in it, add scripts to it, debug there, test, publish, and voila - game done. This led to huge productivity/creativity boosts and single-man chop shops.

I had my little hybrid Tablet PC back in 2008 where I'd fire up Adobe Flash IDE, get to draw on it with a pen with pressure sensitivity and custom brushes, swivel to PC mode, get to some coding, attach scripts, debug some, and get my game prototype up in few hours with decent hand-drawn art. Hell, I remember fully completing (to production binary, with zero or very little tweaks afterwards) some adver-games in under 3 hours.

Imagine that - you need just a single application to do absolutely _everything_ in order to publish a successful game. Fast.

I'm still waiting for anything even remotely close to that in terms of both quality and features, on _any_ other technological platform for game development, lest one that was immediately deployable to >99% of potential customers.
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It doesn't have to be legal for the government to do it. Look at the nsa.. any one who wants to give the government a kill switch to your phone is very uninformed. This level of protection for a phone makes zero sense.
Excellent question and this is on our roadmap (yes, I know, vapourware until we ship it). The plan is to export as HTML with standard microdata annotations (the same we use to automatically import). That should be fairly durable, as far as formats go, and even if the HTML dies at least it is structured (for conversion to a new format) and text-based (at worst you can still read the source).
So, all holders of subdomains of those ccTLDs should pay collectively for the deeds of their country?

That's a pretty warped view of justice. ccTLDs are not 'assets' that you should be able to seize but registries. Imagine trying to seize the land registry of Iran or their registry of vehicles because Iran refuses to pay some foreign entity.

This is an excellent illustration of why ICANN should be replaced by a system that is distributed enough that nobody would ever think of even attempting to do something like this ever again.

What a tremendously misguided lawsuit, even if we're not getting into the 'x supported y and y did harm' part of the argument, which makes this even more tenuous.

If everybody that suffered from the meddling of some country through indirect sponsorship had a legitimate grievance and was given the power to shut down some large chunk of the internet as a remedy in order to extract some amount of money then that would open up a huge can of worms, .COM would be the first to go.
> Yes this would be disruptive and quite possibly trigger a split in the DNS records but it is very technically possible.

More likely it would trigger a change in how DNS works. The only reason that DNS can work the way it does is that things like this don't happen.

ICANN can't force anybody's DNS resolver to point at their root servers. The root servers operate based on consensus. The only reason everyone uses the same ones is that everyone agrees how they should resolve top level domains. As soon as you start forcing decisions using courts and politics you destroy the consensus and blow the whole thing up.
Water purifier that creates electricity with no external power source
Why stop at .us, .com would be a lot more effective.
How to add hooks to Prestashop CMS pages – NemoPS
I got into programming after receiving a 48k spectrum for Chrismas as a child, which arrived with a broken tape deck.

No "Hungry Horace" for me, instead it was the (very readable) manual to work through. Happily z80 machine code prepared me well for Intel assembly.

Even now I play chaos every month or two: http://torinak.com/qaop#!chaos along with a couple of other games.
That would be the end of ICANN. It would be more or less immediately replaced by a distributed system and rightly so.

Russia would be one of the parties supporting such a decentralized system, China quite possibly as well and even the US would probably not want a judgement in favor of the plaintiffs in this case.
I remember implementing A* during first year uni holidays thanks to your guide. Thanks for the great resource!
Optimising in Swift – 50x Speedup From One Keyword Change
Mobile + cloud to me just infers "thin client + central server".

Ironic; The very thing that MS helped the world move away from.

Anyway, they were late to both parties, now it's full steam ahead to catch up with the rest, whatever the cost (Windows). Shame, I once liked their desktop until they turned it into a phone/tablet.
Ask HN: Decent, secure IM app that works on iOS and OS X?
I currently use Telegram which has an iOS client as well as one for OSX, but I'm looking for an alternative that isn't iMessage. What do you guys use or recommend? Encryption is a big bonus.
Agreed. Here's the failed kickstarter which contains a video of the project: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/725991125/open-source-g...

And previous hn discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6520447