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I wonder how long it takes to put data from that storage online. What happens e.g. if I want to see my 5 old images fullscreen?
maybe ur workstation run winXp 32bit?
You missed 7 which is try something else. If you are set on this idea then start with 1. Work out what all the issues are first with one site and then think about scaling.
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I don't think you can limit them:
However, the current implementation ignores any supplied array size limits, i.e., the behavior is the same as for arrays of unspecified length.
His lambda calculus is ignored because it is insufficiently C-like.

As someone who appreciates both C and FP languages, I can't upvote this enough :)
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TypedRacket is statically typed.

Good language is a meta language. There is MetaLua, of course, which qualifies it as a "good" language, but Scheme got more bells and whistles.
Linux is widely adopted.
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Wait, why is systemd running an ntp client?
Sounds like you're a solution in search of a problem. Go directly to multiple business owners and ask them if this solves any problems for them, or ask them how this might possibly make money for them. Listen, pivot or abandon.
No need to learn Racket, it's easy to build any language on top of it. Having a single meta-language as a base allows diversity and choice for end users that is not possible with any of the inferior (non-meta) languages.
> Nope, even the mainstream languages aren't the same. If their differences didn't amount to more than lipstick-on-a-pig there would only be one mainstream language.

How so? There's a lot of choice, but quite little diversity. There are more languages than there are big differences between them. You could combine Python, PHP, JavaScript, Lua, and Ruby, then C++ and C, then C# and Java. There'd only be 3 mainstream programming languages left, but you'd have lost almost no diversity.

Even with the differences between them, an algorithm implemented in any of them will look nearly identical.
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- Must not have had any single absence from the US longer than 90 days during those two years;

- Must commit to at least 4 years of Active Duty service.
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You know it, i know it, but as best i can tell they don't see it as "wide enough".

Damn it, GregKH has basically admitted that one big reason for pushing kdbus is that the automobile industry wants to adopt embedded Linux as a replacement for QNX.

And for some oddball reason they have adopted dbus as their replacement for whatever QNX RPC they used before. Except that said QNX RPC was higher performing than current dbus, in part because it was in kernel...
Scheme isn't mainstream. ;)
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Lennart is very good at the political wrangling required to get code into distros and make it an unavoidable part of using Linux. His actual code quality is not so great. PulseAudio is still a mess a decade on, and I gave up even trying to figure out why it breaks because it's a nightmare of misleading variable names and uncommented code. I finally abandoned hope when I tracked down a crash, found that a patch that was literally unfinished and labelled as such had made it into a release before being backed out, realised they don't do stable releases and the next upstream release with the fix would have other major changes with new bugs, and eventually discovered that reverting it didn't even fix the problem. The underlying code was simply broken and there was no way to see how it was ever meant to have worked in the first place, because it was completely uncommented.

systemd seems to have slightly better code, probably because it has kernel developers on the team, but like PulseAudio there are no stable releases. It's up to individual distros to try and turn the stream of upstream releases into something that works. I think this is a Red Hat thing - they're happy to develop new features collaboratively and in the open, but actually turning software into stable, reliable working releases is their secret sauce that people pay them big dollars for. They're also the only major distro that doesn't co-operate with the upstream Linux kernel's process for stable and long-term releases.
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That doesn't mean he wasn't still dismissive. For one not to be considered "dismissive", one would have at least considered anothers arguments - even if the one sticks to his original conclusion. Poettering was anything but receptive to other opinions - he's already decided his method was the best regardless of the T&C's of the services he's using nor the feedback from the community.

But this has been pretty much his approach to systemd from the very start; which is why it's polarised the community so much.
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All PRNGs all just repeating sequences. Usually they are just longer and use clever math to generate the next term of the sequence instead of just storing it in array. But always it repeats itself eventually.

For Doom speed was more important than length of the sequence so they just made it a lookup table.
There is no documentation on how to write my own scripts ?
For an interesting dive into one formal definition of the expressiveness of different features, see [1]. It defines expressiveness of features by asking questions like (I'm really simplifying here) "If I add this feature to my language and start plugging it into programs that didn't use that feature before, can I write any programs that I couldn't before?"

This is a useful definition because a feature like an enhanced for-loop doesn't have global effects on the program if it's plunked into some local context -- the same program could have been written without it. But adding something like, say, exceptions does have interesting nonlocal effects, and allows for differently-shaped computations than before.

The useful point here is that the feature is added as an incremental change on an already-existing language, so its effects can be measured relative to the original language. The original and extended language can both be Turing-complete, and this is still a useful definition.

[1] http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.51.4...
>with real penalties for the violation of our rights.

This. The flagrant violations of our constitution that have taken place are tantamount to treason and the guilty parties deserve punishment at the level of life in prison. And I will vote for any candidate that has the intestinal fortitude to say so.
Sometimes, the hassle of allowing developers to work on it from Windows is worth the grunts.

Also, plugins. Arguably, shell scripts are also a plugin ecosystem. Perhaps a less convenient one, it's hard to say from my perspective. It's definitely hard to find versionned coffeescript bash files.

That said, wouldn't it be wonderful if Windows had bash built-in?
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I don't know how I missed that part of of your post. Sorry about that. Still. I find it quite a stretch to argue that not supporting file downloads "breaks" the web. Users don't perceive websites to be broken just because they can't download files. It would be akin to claiming that a device with no camera breaks the web by not supporting the camera API. Or that the Lynx browser breaks the web by not supporting CSS and JavaScript.

Regarding Apple's insistence on not supporting Ogg (Vorbis|Theora) (I assume that's what you're alluding to), those codecs were briefly recommended by the HTML5 standard, but were later dropped.[1] Again, I think its a stretch to say that Apple broke anything, simply because they resisted a proposed standard. I know a lot of developers were disappointed, but that's how committees work: You don't always get it your way.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Use_of_Ogg_formats_in_HTML5
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That is a desperate non-sequitur. It might be easier to choose the worst person you can think of to reply to, but it's silly to pretend like this comment is a response to the comment above.
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Advertising space, not data. Nobody is tracking you through the new tab page. Mozilla just populates it with some default ads (which can be removed or replaced with your own new tab customizations)
> This is a great point. Most (all?) beginner 3D programming tutorials start you off with making your own meshes by hand in code and leave loading models from files until far, far later. This, to me, is exactly backwards. The basics of modeling are not hard to teach, Blender is free, and building static, non-mathematically defined meshes in-code really sucks.

Your mileage may vary, but I wouldn't necessarily say that modeling is easy, especially not trying to use Blender. Most beginnner 3D programming tutorials use simple geometric shapes because it is a helluva lot easier to figure out if your lighting is off or your projections wrong when the scene objects are simple. Loading complex models from file is not exactly a piece of cake, either - you either need a fully-featured library with support for models baked in, or to use something like Assimp, or even write your own model format parsers.
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Difficult to figure what parts are really curvy :)
We should have "fully-featured library with support for models baked in" already. There is no reason for a beginner to be writing stuff like this from scratch. A scene graph and model loading library are the bare minimum for a beginner.
I'm surprised that PI[0] isn't mentioned in this thread. It's been around since the 80s and it's ubiquitous in the utility industry for recording SCADA data.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSIsoft
Actually, that functionality is provided by the readline(3) library. If you understand how to configure it, you can make it usable in every interactive command you build, as long as it uses readline(3):

http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Command-Li...
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I am not 100% convinced that they will ever (officially) be profitable (or that they would need to be).

There is a lot of corporate crap that makes the front page, I expect that reddit receives remuneration for this. e.g. there was a front page post recently of a TacoBell sign that was 20 years old, a crap post with little value, but it ends up with +2000 votes and is front paged on a friday(i think). What do you think that sort of exposure is worth to Tacobell? If Tacobell did pay for some product placement of this nature do you think reddit would ever tell its users? Nope, that would pretty much kill any future attempt to do this sort of thing.

Whether the Tacobell payment is official or hidden by way of increased ad costs on other CondeNest properties or even if it is offered as a sort of add-on to their usual advertising in print media. Reddit is selling their front page one way or another becuase it is pretty much their cash cow, however milking it must be done very carefully because a user backlash would kill the site or future opportunities to monetise in this manner.
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Where are you? Which "good" (as opposed to exceptional) primary school students know trig?

In the UK chords aren't mentioned in the maths curriculum until KS4 (late secondary school, 14-16yo) - https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/national-curricul....
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> defense

The fact that you still think i'm defending anything tells me you've not bothered to grok what i'm writing at all.

Similarly, addressing anything else you've written is a pointless waste of time, since you're making no attempt to understand what is being said and are only projecting your own thoughts into it and then doubling down on that.

Plus, you keep putting words in my mouth. I'm not sure why you insist on keeping on doing that, other than to troll me.
Turn on the dynamic filtering and set the appropriate global rules:

https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Advanced-user-feature...

https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Dynamic-filtering:-qu...

(I'd be more specific if I was using the dynamic filtering and understood it more clearly)
> Google servers run "a non standard concept of time" (what does that even mean?).

I know that one way they do this is through using what they call a leap smear instead of a leap second. Yesterday, instead of having 11:59:59 twice, they evenly distributed out the second over the course of the day.
> “Guanabara Bay is a sacred place for us."

No it isn't.

I mean, everyone would like to see the mythical dolphins in our flag back. But it's not like we're nature-worshipping Na'vi aliens. We've actually blown up mountains and used them to pave much of the bay in order to build the actual ground of the city from about... 1600-1980?

The "natural wonders" of Rio are largely works of engineering.
I definitely agree with the use of ":=", but "=" simply doesn't mean the same thing. For example, the similar statement "For x∈A, y = 2x" could even be interpreted as using y to define x.
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G'day Tricoder, I'm one of the engineers. We actually want to do a matrix keyboard + perhaps ergonomic but like 99% of users complained during user testing. We will explore this for future product but baby steps, the community can only take so much change at once.
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To me it reads like a soft rule, especially amenable to something as big as systemd. Any decent project leader honestly looking for a solution in such a situation, would reach out to ntp.org and explain the problem. If he cared, of course.
If you're using ab or httpperf, you should also take a look at wrk (https://github.com/wg/wrk). It can generate significant amount of load and has support for Lua scripting for request generation, response processing and reporting.

There is another fork of it (https://github.com/giltene/wrk2) which can be used if you want test at a consistent RPS.
G'day Kenny, thanks for the support.

Why haven't they done this? It's because Startups tend to innovate more than established companies.

There is also a lof of IP saturation in this space so we had to work hard to get our product filed too.

Cheers mate.
Well, good luck if you are using raw OpenGL or DirectX and trying to learn the fundamentals, as opposed to how to use game engine X, Y or Z.
> Lua is not weakly typed (at least not in the sense of Javascript and PHP where "3"+4 is either 7 or 34, can't remember which.

In JS, "3" + 4 is "34", in PHP, it's 7. PHP separates concatenation and addition, unlike JS.

Anyway, huh? Lua has automatic type conversion. That's usually considered weak typing.
In Finland the local Post's service is quite popular:
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This has caused during that snailmail delivery will be only 1-2 times a week, when it now is every workingday.
Thanks Pete, websites is back up! Bluehost, le sigh
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The OA lists some practical issues including a 400ms difference from UT lasting for some days on a regular basis. Depending on the use case for the server being configured, that could be important.

In a wider context have a look at an observational astronomy textbook for the chapter on time systems when you can spare a couple of hours. Its fascinating.
Wow how embarrassing! Thanks for letting me know. It's now fixed.
There seems to be an assumption here that if you negotiate a higher salary, you'll go out and spend it all.

Save your extra N% and you'll be that much better placed to ride out a layoff, regardless of why it happens.
Considering GHC is still implemented in C I would consider this not true. Impractical: probably. Impossibru: No.
My biggest concern is that distros like Debian and CentOS, whose goals normally include stability to the point that they are often railed against for including old, sometimes too old software, have adopted Systemd before it had any real rollout and experience.

I could see distros like arch, that want to test new stuff and are known to work on bleeding edge software would make sense.
Every Windows developer who has git also has bash installed. Because of that, most simple .sh build scripts tend to work fine on Windows these days.
Yes we do mention it in the offer letter. Again, we start at their low end of their range though. We want them to know that "if things work out" they'll get a raise.
Aren't you going to start under some additional pressure at your new job, to make a good impression and show you were "worthy" of being hired, and at the price you're being paid?
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How about we refer to this as O(k) instead of O(1)?
Use caps lock.
How on earth did the modern linux distro become so dependant on software from this guy, when he clearly has no real world idea of things. No wonder people are jumping ship to the various BSDs!
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I wouldn't hire someone who said that. It's unclear he said that.
As part of the group (linux -> BSD adopters), I wouldn't be opposed to a better startup framework, but systemd has absorbed too many systems for my comfort. (Though I'm not a fan of it subsuming cron and inetd).
Why are we measuring performance in MIPS?
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So from what I understand this stands somewhere between as complex as Apache Bench and something as simple as Seige? I've had very little success with the former since its scripts are massive XML files and the clunky UI also doesn't help much.

As a python developer, I'm glad to see this and will surely give this a try shortly. Thanks!
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Damn near everything they sent to be approved was in line with how FISA rules on such things.

We've got two arguments

- Did FISA properly check submissions were appropriate for their rules/laws.
- Are FISA rules/laws appropriate for USA #1

I think we can all agree the first might be true (and thus they are not rubber stamping), whilst simultaneously mostly agreeing the second is definitely doubtful
It was actually option 6 ;-) thanks for the input. That is our hunch too however I suppose the difficulty has been knowing when to engage: too early and you're just some guys with promises and vapourware, too late and you've got a feature rich app that has missed the boat.

It is for this reason we set ourselves a mini goal of a prototype with cut down features.
As sklogic said, no need to learn Racket:

It has multiple Lipsy dialects: http://docs.racket-lang.org/guide/dialects.html

And a datalog one: http://docs.racket-lang.org/datalog/index.html

It knows C: http://pkg-build.racket-lang.org/doc/c/index.html

And Javascript: https://github.com/lwhjp/ecmascript

And Algol: http://docs.racket-lang.org/algol60/index.html

And Pascal: https://github.com/soegaard/minipascal

It shouldn't be too difficult to teach it Lua ;).
G'day Axx, roger that. I'll remove it since you're the 2nd to notice the scroll jacking (we had this exact discussion in the office haha).
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The problem to me is the tracking across websites. The fact that the website you visit recognizes you and tracks which pages you visit on its site is perfectly fine to me. Particularly if I have an account (news website, ecommerce, etc).

But google analytics, facebook, twitter, adclick, etc all track your activity across websites and to me should be at the top of any decent ad blocker.
None of the CPUs compared have very reduced (as in few) number of instructions. We've come quite far from MIPS1, IBM 801 and the first SPARCs in terms of ISA complexity.

The big difference is really that x86 has an ISA->uop decoder, which basically is another decoder in front of the decoder in a RISC.
Keep in mind that you can always ask the authors.
Personally, i'm always happy to send paper / code when someone asks.
And a DNS client, and a cron replacement, and a inetd replacement, and a session/seat tracker, and soon to be a tty replacement.
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You mean AdBlock Plus' controversial whitelist.

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