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gophers,

I'm happy to announce that the iOS port of Go recently gained full
cgo and external linking support.

I've also got a simple C based application working on a real iPad.

The port lives in ios3 branch of https://bitbucket.org/minux/goios.
Read misc/ios/README for some rudimentary documentation.

The port is Go 1.4+, and it's based on upstream dev.cc branch.
I intend to propose for inclusion into Go 1.5 after finding a way
to test it (either build each test as an App, or use the open source
xnu/arm port). Brad mentioned that inclusion of iOS support might
happen in Go 1.5 in his talk the state of the gopher
(http://talks.golang.org/2014/state-of-the-gopher.slide#40), now
I believe it really will happen.

The iOS port is my first Go OS port, but it's the only one that takes
almost 3 years to complete. :)

Go build iOS Apps. Let's see when can we see a Go based App in
the store.

Minux
If go code can now run on android, the go compiler can run on it...? Allowing go coding on-the-unit.
Answer One: Archive.org does the right thing.
Answer Two: Long ago agreed to this policy: http://web.archive.org/web/20130628205733/http://www2.sims.b...

The irony that the policy can only be viewed through the wayback machine is not lost on me.
In the current reference clients, transactions smaller than 1000 bytes and less than 0.01 BTC are sent without a transaction fee.
I have been running Firefox for almost a month now. The divide between firefox and Chrome is getting bigger and bigger.

1. What do you guys think about sidebars and multiple toolbars? There is only a limited space available on screens these days for most people. I find them very archaic.

2. Dropdown arrows - I also don't understand the purpose of actually showing that if you click here a menu will open. A folder expands when you click it. There is nothing to be said about it.

3. Lack of overlay icons. There is literally a block with yellow background which shows number.

4. Lack of interest in devs to innovate on Firefox. There is a difference in versions of Evernote webclipper for Firefox and Chrome. Diigo extension is in atrocious condition.

Why do you think a solid browser like Firefox is lagging behind in UI compared to Chrome?
What is google source? Is it a successor/alternative to google code?
BBC iPlayer publishes online immediately. Making that globally available would definitely impact ability to sell.

An alternative would be allowing people to log in with a TV license number.
ummm, I read up somewhere that e=3 used to be used quite a lot to speed up computations.
I bet that google.com will still be visible in Spain. Search results include links to copyrighted material: web sites like elpais.com which id © EDICIONES EL PAÍS S.L. and a zillion others all around the world. Is Google removing this'd sites from the index for searches originating from Spain or it will pay the fine?

This is to show how unreasonable that law is if it's really as general as it looks.
It's because most of the rainwater will end up back in the sea via sewers, rivers, etc. Snow becomes snowmelt --which happens slowly so it does not become runoff but filters into aquifers, reservoirs, etc.
If it were stable at STP it would make for a hell of an explosive. Simply cracking a small piece and blam! Instant over pressure and frost bite as the phase changed sucks all that energy out of the surrounding environment.
USA ADMITS TORTURE AND CONTINUES WITH IT?WTF
This doesn't have anything to do with the commenter above: they're looking at the wind speed for their area, not the wind in alaska. If the wind speed on the site is radically different from the speed outside their window, then coming to the conclusion that the site's wind data is low resolution is perfectly valid.
I think even more interesting is the idea of "colored coins" that represent actual items.

I'd start playing Magic: The Gathering again if the digital cards I bought were colored coins or counterparty-style tokens that I controlled, and could trade outside of the game.

If the game itself was open source and p2p, even better - there would be no worry of the company shutting down the servers/abandoning the game. The community could take over and make improvements to the client if needed. The initial creation of the game would be funded by selling the digital cards.
If women built cities, what would our urban landscape look like?
It could be a cache to a much slower backend. I pull a lot of stock price and other data to my server which is is slow - 200-1000ms per series. I cache it in postgres which allows me to load it nearly instantaneously. It also allows me access to data while I'm disconnected.

Another reason to cache to disk is that you want to store more data than you have ram.
Last time I checked Java was being compiled to native code.
I'm not sure how one would get statistics on this, but I can't help but wonder how much of those ~2,000 writes/sec are actually getting written to disk.

Basically, the same property that gives AFL fuzzing such high write amplification (it's repeatedly changing only a few bytes within a single sector of a file) should also mean that the data in question is mostly staying in cache-- the OS is going to flush that cache out to disk periodically, but it's probably not going to be flushing that cache after every write; that would be pretty slow and silly.

My 840 EVO tracks its total number of LBAs written, and makes it available as a SMART attribute. Assuming your drive does the same, it might be interesting to see how quickly that number goes up while fuzzing versus how quickly it goes up with a more "normal" workload.
Yes, that's what I'm doing now. My chain has the intermediate from the first chain and the "intermediate-called-ca" from the second chain. All clients are happy with that.
No beautiful graphics, but the stacked graphs
and draggable index line seem information rich:

http://www.wunderground.com/US/CA/Sunnyvale.html
Bitcoin price seems to have settled down recently, which is good for its day to day usage.
The gambling thing is a bit different, normally it's the sites that cooperate like that so that they have a chance to be able to become a licensed provider in that country in the future. It's a strange trend in that industry that also goes counter to various trade agreements, but that's just how it goes. That said countries can also take action locally against foreign entities they believe are breaking their local laws, and go after their local assets, e.g. they could seize their .es domain names or take action against any local office or other assets that they have.
"unlimited" days off are nonsense. Can I take off 365 days a year? If the answer is no it's not unlimited. There's a limit, you're just not specifying it.
I don't think it works that way.

A few of the large California reservoirs, like the San Luis Reservoir and Lake Berryessa, get their water from storm runoff in mountains that don't typically accumulate much snow, but a large amount of the water storage in California comes from Sierra or Trinity snowpack.

Unfortunately, a lot of California storm drainage is designed to move the water to the ocean as quickly as possible, to prevent flooding. I think most of the rainfall in the Bay Area that doesn't soak into the ground will find its way to the delta or to the Bay rather than a reservoir.

Think of it this way: cumulative snowpack is a massive year-round reservoir in California. See e.g. http://www.sacbee.com/news/local/environment/article3505269....
The initial statement was: "lowest bits of a D/A converter are the most non-linear. By avoiding them you might get a more accurate waveform overall."

You can of course apply dithering to any signal to mask quantization noise.

It's just that a perfect N-bit DAC will require less dithering to mask its quantization distortion/noise than a non-perfect/not-quite-linear N-bit DAC which again will introduce less quantization distortion/noise than the (N-k) bit DAC.

In fact, you could say that a N-bit DAC is just "perfect reproduction" plus a non-linearity that amounts to the step-width of 1-LSB, e.g. it's resolution.

And a 24-bit DAC that unfortunately is off by 8 LSB (2^3) along its 0...2^N-1 to 0V..Uref curve is still as good or better as a 21-bit DAC (24bit-3bit) in reproducing a waveform, and still better than a 16 bit DAC. A graphical representation of this is commonly found in datasheets and called "integrated non-linearity."
While I understand that feeling, I've come to realize it's an inevitability, that shouldn't affect your work.

At any given time, you either have a need/problem, or you don't. If you DO, you evaluate the current tech available, and hopefully select something that fits your needs. You build out around said tech, and if your choice was correct, that means it's either solving your problem, or on it's way to.

If something comes along while you're implementing with your chosen solution, that looks similar, but better, it's only noise - because hey, you found a solution.

Just as we don't all re-write all of our code whenever a new language comes along (unless the thing in question was desperately in need of a re-write anyway) even if newer languages are nicer, we needn't switch DBs or frameworks for the same reasons.
Ask HN: What to do if co-founders are distracted by other business ventures?
I'm the technical co-founder of a startup with two of my close friends. We've been in business for more than a year and are profitable. However, both of my co-founders are constantly getting involved with other business ventures while I put in alot of work into the startup. I feel they aren't as completely committed as I am and it's definitely hurting our growth. Lately it's been very demotivating for me knowing that while I work on our startup, they are researching/getting involved with other startup ideas. However, I don't want to completely abandon the startup cause it has a lot of potential and is still growing. But I can't continue like this since it makes me frustrated and stressed out.

Does anyone have experience with this type of situation? How do you guys recommend I approach this?
When you are as big as Microsoft and the feds are heavily dependent on your products, they just don't shut you down.

To me, they were the first because they have a long history of collaboration with the feds and the NSA knew it was a done deal.
I guess the only way to account for such a convoluted and inexact law is by taxing Internet usage through ISPs. In fact, I think we should stop calling these taxes, when these are going to the private hands of shell associations.
Looking at Hugo's dependencies, the copy on my machine (possibly outdated) uses this library: https://github.com/howeyc/fsnotify

However, there's a moving notice on that page for this repo: https://github.com/go-fsnotify/fsnotify

Fsnotify will probably make it into the standard library or other core golang repository at some point, given that it could help speed up the compiler. However there's nothing particularly mystical about it that prevents a 3rd party library from being just as good.
I wish I would work with such great professionals as a Junior for 10years, right after school!!!
fsnotify is not available in the go standard library, but you can still use it like any other third party library (e.g.: go get)
Check out https://www.deckbound.com (project of a friend and business partner).

The initial concept is focused on Trading Card Games and built on the Bitcoin blockchain, but there are very interesting medium-to-long term plans that are very much in the spirit of what you suggested.
Our lawyers tell us that our company might be considered to "operate" in Spain just because some users are in Spain.
ASMR: The videos which claim to make their viewers 'tingle'
Ask HN: Why do icons from Facebook contain ads?
I don't know what is going on, but when I went into my profile, I saw the background was an image.

http://imgur.com/4OwJhgn

Upon inspecting this picture, the url was from facebook.

http://i.imgur.com/xWkPco6.png

when I open the same image in incognito mode, it's what it should be.

http://imgur.com/hmhQWFy

What the hell is going on???
Apple Will Launch iPad Air 2 and iPad Mini 3 with LTE Support in China This Week
You're not being downvoted for saying bad things about Google; you're being downvoted because your post doesn't make sense. As other replies mentioned, everyone knows Google makes most of their money from ads; however, as the referenced blog post states, there are no ads on Google News.
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YouTube for Android Gets Offline Playback Only in India, Indonesia, Philippines
I guess the username BarackObama was already taken?

https://github.com/barackobama
Well, if Spain is going to behave like the USA Reddit and HN founders could end up being the subjects of another Richard O'Dwyer case http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_O%27Dwyer

Basically it ended with a fine (which seems absurd to me) but that UK guy had to fight for 18 months against a request of extradition to the USA for having created a web site in the UK which (I quote Wikipedia) "did not host any infringing media, but American authorities say it contained indexed links to media hosted on other sites, and defined it as a "linking" website". This looks like Reddit and HN to me.

Even if your country doesn't comply with the request it's not possible to shrug it away unless an agreement is reached, or you have to be careful never to step into a country with extradition agreements with the one that is trying to get you. That is a severe limitation to personal freedom.

Everything falls apart if we start applying everybody's laws to everybody in every country of the world. I'm pretty sure I violated some laws of some countries writing this.
Ebay mulls layoffs in early 2015
At first glance it seems like you will be able to use go on Android the same way you can use C and C++ through a jni bridge between the java and go code: https://github.com/golang/mobile/blob/master/example/libhell...

I'm very curious to how the go runtime and GC will work.
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Peacefully dying with France's and UK's immigrants high birth rate bucking the trend a bit.
This might sound corny, but you are my favorite gadfly. I've seen many posts from you over the years on slashdot and HN pointing out flaws with things I love such as python, and now lately bitcoin. I don't always agree with you, but I'm glad you're around.
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JIT compilation in action
The default relay fee is actually now 1,000 satoshis (0.00001), not 10,000 satoshis (0.0001).
> amazed ... "no actual harassment happened"

When you put something in quotes you are saying that someone actually said that. As you can see from my post, I did not say that. I simply said we don't know much about the situation. So please stop misleading people.

I certainly do not exclude that he did sexually harass someone or more than one person. I have personally seen many cases of people in a position of power who abuse that power in many ways.

Even the court system with public hearings and a very high standard of proof (beyond reasonable doubt) regularly produces miscarriages of justice. Google the "innocence project" for many such cases.

The recent fiasco at Rolling Stone magazine (they specifically and repeatedly emphasized how they had verified the claims made in painstaking detail) reinforces retaining an open mind.
Yeah, he meant do it WITHOUT implementing an app server and a JIT for another language first.

With std.
In a First, Square Tops $100M in US Sales in One Day
I've built a tool (http://restunited.com) to help generate SDKs (Ruby, Python, PHP, etc) for REST API. Would it meet your requirement?
There's the ideal world, and the real world. The real world does not always allow you to follow best practices (or even good practices).

Sad but true.
So what are those "other times" and where is the evidence?
The important thing to remember is that we're dealing with very sparse sampling of a large population of comets that are the survivors of the early solar system. So while this result lowers the plausibility of the proposition "Earth's water came from early cometary impacts" only a liar or a "science journalist" (but I repeat myself) would claim something completely and utterly false, like, "Scientists prove Earth's water not from comets!" Yet that is a headline I've actually seen on these results.

It's an interesting finding, but Jovian comets are one population of survivors. We have a lot more data to gather to fill out the most plausible picture of the early solar system and the likely source of terrestrial water.
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If Watson is racist, does that make helping Watson racist? In my opinion, no, it may be politically incorrect, which is what I was talking about.
More specifically, it's the Downing effect: "One of the main effects of illusory superiority in IQ is the Downing effect. This describes the tendency of people with a below average IQ to overestimate their IQ, and of people with an above average IQ to underestimate their IQ." (also from wiki)
Google to shut Spanish news service
Yes I think we do - nice one!
If you're doing networking, it's worth looking into. It has a good standard library with good networking features. It has pretty solid concurrency primitives.

Beyond that, I would not recommend it. I think a lot of people get caught up in the fact that A) it's hip and new and B) it's managed by Google. Without knowing what you want to do with it, I would recommend any number of languages (Rust, Haskell, Julia, etc.) before learning Go.
Several units at my office have told everyone to work from home tomorrow, hopefully that's happening at a lot of places.
>You can also add numbers on an abacus. It _works_.

Well, I wouldn't go there (C is antiquated/under-equiped like an abacus) if I was advocating Go.

After all, Go, just like an abacus doesn't have generics, or, besides channels and goroutines, most other facilities modern languages offer for that matter (GC and some basic data structures built-in is so 1980).
There’s a difference between being designed to oppress and being designed to rehabilitate but extremely poorly so and oppressing as an unintended side effect. I suspect the latter is more likely.
Also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8733551.
Look how many computer magazines are available:
https://archive.org/details/computermagazines
Because in the real boys club (aka enterprise) no one writes unit tests unless they are imposed on them.
> <dogs domesticated> somewhere in the 19-32k year range

I have read numerous different accounts. It appears that the selective breeding of different breeds is actually much shorter even than 5,000 years. Most breeds are less than 1,000 years old.
Have you ever gotten to review enterprise code done by multiple teams with offshoring?
It is conservative in that it tries to preserve the current order.

Of course, as with most such conservative stupidities, it fails by not understanding how the current order actually work.
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Wikipedia is not a reliable source, particularly on politically contentious matters such as this.
Shipwrecks are all too common even in the 21st century, even without the stress of competition. I saw a very recent one in Namibia a few years ago: https://www.flickr.com/photos/tatyana-k/4691269078/
That's Zeila, a ship which was being towed for breaking apart as scrap before it got free and went aground on the Skeleton Coast (a place as formidable as it sounds).

Or how about this? https://www.flickr.com/photos/tatyana-k/12695050615/ - a crash at full speed between two boats last year in Singapore which I also saw first hand.

Life at sea is dangerous, but irresistible for many people, both sailors and spectators.
Usually said by a JavaScript developer lacking a CS degree.
You can have all of that without a CSS/HTML/JavaScript Frankenstein.
Nice, and it nests too! Though with strange behavior after the first nesting.
But then you might as well just use an RF of 3. You get all the benefits you listed above, plus more storage (5.7TB vs 4.5TB), and less configuration hassle. And greater horizontal scalability.

And a RAID 5 will never be faster than a RAID 0 or a JBOD. :)
Clerky cofounder here - one important thing to note is that incorporation is only the first step in company formation. There's a bunch of other paperwork that's needed to issue stock properly and appoint directors and officers. We wrap that into our post-incorporation setup template, and make it easy to get through. Feel free to shoot us an email at support if you have any questions!
It's great for adding Bitcoin to their options, but is there some way to find out how much income someone has in Bitcoin (if they include it in their shop?)

The closest thing i found was by an article about shitexpress on http://goo.gl/4ri1B5 , they added paypal as payment method and their revenue was +370%.. So Bitcoin/Dogecoin/... was only 21,2% on day 1 of adding Paypal as payment option.
Thanks for the thoughtful comment. We've thought about a lot of this. This is our first stab at trying to push a lot of these thoughts and ideas forward.
That seems contrary to what IR is supposed to do and how LLLVM was designed. Any links or explanations?
Your snark aside, "at least 39" doesn't indicate there are more than 39.

Also, the bit you quoted from page 104 is in reference to a list of the 17 tortured without authorization. So it also doesn't indicate there were more than 39 total
You do not know the greed and megalomania of these associations which "collect" the money of copyright in Spain.
The BitTorrent protocol will remain open. This is a private alpha release of a version of it that is more focused on web content. - Project Maelstrom team member.
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I wrote a bit about this in July, when the law was passed, if you want an opinion from a Spaniard: http://cfenollosa.com/blog/spanish-media-just-shot-themselve...

Let's summarize what is happening here:

Big media editors AEDE, most of which pro-government, in collusion with the
corrupt Spanish politicians have managed a masterstroke which they think will:

1. Get them free money
2. Destroy the discoverability of smaller media competitors, usually critical
with the government
3. Hinder the future of Spanish internet tech business, their main competitor
4. Get more exposure, since readers won't have access to media agreggation and
will resort to reading just one or two outlets

In reality, what is likely to happen is:

1. Google will close Google News Spain, no big problem
2. Spanish media aggregators will move their business abroad and won't
contribute taxes to the country
3. Tech enterpreneurs will realize that Spain is a shitty country to invest money on
4. Without Google, the aggregators, and thanks to the increasing
user boycott to AEDE media, those editors will lose traffic and money.
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If you manage to leave, that's going to be one hell of a takeoff.
I have thought about this problem a bit especially with Wizards encountering forged cards from China. Honestly Magic and MTGO has been a ripe ground for BTC experimentation.

I think every card they print will eventually be represented as a member of a blockchain.
I hate to break it to you, but Google are not the only game in town. There are plenty of news aggregators (that generate revenue e.g., from advertising), and plenty of places that would be only too happy to step in and be the news-site-of-choice for the customers Google is leaving. Google departing the market will not "hurt Spain" in any meaningful way.
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